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Ahmad bin Ali Stadium to Host a Great Crowd This Wednesday (17th)

Flamengo will finally play to a packed house in Qatar. After two disappointing crowds against Cruz Azul (MEX) and Pyramids (EGY), Mengão faces PSG (FRA) with more than 41,000 people at Ahmad bin Ali Stadium, home of Al Rayyan (QAT).

To be precise, 41,964 tickets have already been sold. However, the Rubro-Negra Nation is expected to be a minority in the stadium. After all, a Qatari group owns PSG. Therefore, the local crowd will support the French team this Wednesday (17th), starting at 2pm (Brasília time).

HOW WERE THE OTHER CROWDS FOR FLAMENGO'S MATCHES IN THE WORLD CUP?

In the Derby of the Americas, Flamengo's debut in the World Cup, 7,108 people watched the Rubro-Negro's 2-1 victory over Cruz Azul, from Mexico. Later, in the Challenger Cup, 8,368 fans witnessed the 2-0 win over Pyramids, from Egypt.

Now, in the grand final of the World Cup, the expectation is that tickets will sell out. Only a few tickets remain, as the stadium's capacity is 45,032. It is expected that more than ten thousand Rubro-Negros will be present. After qualifying for the final, Flamengo supporters from across Europe and even Brazil mobilized to support the team.

WHEN IS FLAMENGO VS PSG?

The ball rolls for the Club World Cup final starting at 2pm (Brasília time) this Wednesday (17th). The match will have full coverage by Coluna do Fla, who will be at the stadium. In addition, Globo (free-to-air), SporTV (cable), GETV, and CazéTV (YouTube) will broadcast the match.

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