Coluna do Fla
·1 September 2026
CBF sets dates and times for 4 more Flamengo Brasileirão games

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·1 September 2026

The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) broke down, on Monday night (31), four more rounds of the Brasileirão, from the 27th to the 30th. During that stretch, Flamengo will play three matches at the Maracanã and make one trip to Vila Belmiro to face Santos. Check out the dates, times, and broadcasts for these matches.
ROUND 27 09/13 (Sunday) – Flamengo vs Corinthians, Maracanã, 5:30 PM – Globo, GETV and Premiere ROUND 28 09/20 (Sunday) – Flamengo vs Bragantino, Maracanã, 6:30 PM – SporTV and Premiere ROUND 29 10/08 (Thursday) – Santos vs Flamengo, Vila Belmiro, 7:30 PM – Premiere ROUND 30 10/11 (Sunday) – Flamengo vs Fluminense, Maracanã, 5:30 PM – Globo and Premiere
The first match in this run will be against Corinthians. Interestingly, both teams are expected to rest players in the September 13 clash. After all, Flamengo will play both matches against Independiente Del Valle (ECU) before and after (on the 10th and 17th) the meeting with the São Paulo side. Meanwhile, Fernando Diniz’s team faces Estudiantes (ARG) on 09/09 and 09/16.
After that, Flamengo hosts Bragantino three days after the clash with Del Valle at the Maracanã. On October 8 comes the only away match in this Brasileirão stretch, against Santos. Finally, the Fla-Flu derby on 10/11, a showdown that could be decisive for Flamengo’s ambitions.
Some fans prefer to play before Palmeiras, while others prefer to play after them, in the “psychological war” for the Brasileirão title. Over these four rounds, Mengão will take the field twice after Palmeiras, once before, and once at the same time.
09/12 – Palmeiras vs São Paulo – 6:30 PM 09/20 – Grêmio vs Palmeiras – 11:00 AM 10/08 – Palmeiras vs Bahia – 9:30 PM 10/11 – Palmeiras vs Corinthians – 5:30 PM
The next round will be the 26th, when Flamengo faces Remo in Belém, Pará, next Sunday (06). Before that, however, Rubro-Negro will make up its postponed fourth-round match against Mirassol this Wednesday (02) at the Maracanã. Kickoff is at 7:30 PM (Brasília time), with full coverage from Coluna do Fla.
— A tough stretch for Flamengo, with many Thursday matches: the two Libertadores games and the meeting with Santos. In other words, little time to rest ahead of the Sunday matches. A crucial moment in the season, and the squad will need to rotate well. The backups will have to keep up the high level — said Pedro Paulo Catonho, journalist for Coluna do Fla.
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