Flamengo v Olimpia: Rubro-Negro can claim 60th win in DF

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·16. Juli 2026

Flamengo v Olimpia: Rubro-Negro can claim 60th win in DF

Flamengo and Olimpia (PAR) play a friendly this Friday (17) at Arena Mané Garrincha

Flamengo can see the Federal District as a second home. After all, the match against Olimpia (PAR) this Friday (17) will be the 106th time Rubro-Negro will play in the Federal District. That means the Most Beloved could also reach its 60th win at the venue.

The last time Fla was in the federal unit was in February this year. On that occasion, however, Mengão finished as runner-up in the Supercopa Rei against Corinthians. So, the friendly against the Paraguayan side is a way to ‘make peace’ with the fans from Brasília.

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What is Flamengo’s record in the Federal District?

Matches: 105
Wins: 59
Draws: 31
Losses: 15
Goals scored: 181
Goals conceded: 91

The data taken from the Flaestatísticas website covers not only Brasília, but all the administrative regions that make up the Federal District. Mengo, for example, has already played at Estádio Serejão, in Taguatinga, against Gama-DF.

But what is Flamengo’s record only at Mané Garrincha?

Throughout history, Flamengo have played 75 matches at Mané Garrincha Stadium. Therefore, in the federal capital, Rubro-Negro have 41 wins, 24 draws and ten losses. In other words, the Most Beloved have a 65.3% success rate at the venue.

What time is Flamengo vs Olimpia?

The match between Flamengo and Olimpia takes place this Friday (17), in the final friendly before the end of the World Cup. So, the ball starts rolling at 8:00 p.m. (Brasília time) at Mané Garrincha Stadium, in Brasília.

As usual, Coluna do Fla brings all the details of Flamengo’s 2026 season. So, stay tuned to the website, social media and YouTube. However, Flamengo TV (YouTube) will broadcast the friendly between Rubro-Negro and Olimpia.

What is the author’s opinion about Flamengo in Brasília?

As someone who lives in the Brasília metro area, I may be biased, but I really like it when Flamengo comes to the Federal District. The district’s teams usually don’t go far in the Copa do Brasil, they play in Série D, and the state championship is very short. So having Brazil’s biggest team in the capital is very important,” said João Vítor Reis from Coluna do Fla.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.