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Flamengo Seeks Third Consecutive U-20 Libertadores Title

Flamengo is about to compete for another title in the U-20 Libertadores. This Sunday (22), the Crias do Ninho will face Santiago Wanderers (CHI) in the continental final. Thus, the Coluna do Fla brings all the details of the final to the red-black fans.

The grand final between Flamengo and Santiago Wanderers will be broadcast on Flamengo TV, on YouTube. Additionally, SporTV (cable channel), X Sports (open TV), and Disney+ (streaming) will also show the U-20 Libertadores final.

Finally, as tradition dictates, the Coluna do Fla will bring all the details of the U-20 Libertadores final through YouTube, the website, and social media. So, red-black fans, stay tuned for the most red-black coverage on the internet.

How Was Flamengo's Journey in the U-20 Libertadores?

Flamengo finished the initial phase of the U-20 Libertadores in first place in Group A, with seven points. Besides securing two victories by 4-1 against Estudiantes de Mérida (VEN) and Bolívar (BOL), the Red-Black drew 0-0 with Independiente Medellín (COL).

Qualified for the semifinals, Flamengo faced Olimpia (PAR) in search of a spot in the U-20 Libertadores final. Thus, Bruno Pivetti's team defeated the opponent 2-1, with goals from Ryan Roberto and Pablo Lúcio, and will compete for the continental title for the third consecutive time.

Has Flamengo Already Won the U-20 Libertadores?

Yes! Flamengo is the current two-time champion of the U-20 Copa Libertadores and the most successful team in the continental competition. First, the red-black team overcame Boca Juniors (ARG) 2-1 in 2024. Shortly after, following a 1-1 draw with Palmeiras, the Most Beloved prevailed in the penalty shootout 3-2.

When Do Flamengo and Santiago Wanderers Face Off?

The grand final of the U-20 Libertadores takes place at 6:30 PM (Brasília time) this Sunday (22). Thus, Flamengo and Santiago Wanderers will play the final at Banco Guayaquil Stadium in Quito, Ecuador.

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