Brasileirão: Flamengo sell over 45,000 tickets in advance for Remo clash | OneFootball

Flamengo Fans Promise to Fill Maracanã for Another Game This Season

Flamengo is preparing to face Remo this Thursday (19th) in a match valid for the seventh round of the Brazilian Championship. For the match at Maracanã, the promise is for a full house once again.

This is because, so far, Flamengo has sold more than 45,000 tickets in advance for the game against Remo. This partial figure was released by journalist Venê Casagrande early on Tuesday morning (17th).

It is worth noting that the expectation of the Flamengo management is that Maracanã will host more than 65,000 fans on Thursday (19th) for the match against Remo. Remember that sales remain open until moments before the match.

How Has the Team Been Preparing?

After securing another three points in the Brazilian Championship on Saturday (14th) against Botafogo, the Flamengo squad returned to training on Sunday (15th). Thus, at Ninho do Urubu, Leonardo Jardim began preparing the team for the game against Remo.

However, on Monday (16th), the Flamengo players were given a day off. As a result, the red-black squad returns to work on Tuesday (17th). On Wednesday (18th), Leonardo Jardim intensifies the preparation of the Most Beloved. Since the next game is at home and at night, on Thursday (19th) itself, the team will go to the CT field for an activation training session.

What Are the Details of the Flamengo vs. Remo Game?

This Thursday (19th), Flamengo and Remo will compete in the seventh round of the Brazilian Championship. Meanwhile, the match will take place at Maracanã, starting at 8 PM (Brasília time), with live broadcast by Premiere on pay-per-view.

What Is Flamengo's Situation?

Finally, it is worth remembering that Flamengo is the current Brazilian champion. However, in the 2026 edition, the Most Beloved occupies the fifth position in the table, with ten points so far. The leader of the tournament, in turn, is São Paulo, with 16.

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