Court bans Flamengo ultras from matches for 2 years | OneFootball

Organized fans of Botafogo and Vasco may also be punished

The organized 'Young Fla' suffered another punishment this Tuesday (16). Due to new episodes of violence, the Public Prosecutor's Office of Rio de Janeiro has banned the fans from attending games of the Most Beloved for two years.

The Specialized Battalion in Stadium Policing (BEPE) sent a report to the Justice, which pointed out misconduct by members of the 'Young Fla'. Some representatives jumped turnstiles on the train, damaged a station, walked on the railway line and assaulted fans of Vasco in Copacabana.

Will only Flamengo's organized fans be punished?

However, it is not only the 'Young Fla' that should be punished by Justice. This is because the Public Prosecutor's Office is still analyzing the report and there is a possibility that 'Young Force Vasco' and 'Young Botafogo' will be penalized.

Will Flamengo suffer any punishment?

No! Flamengo is not involved with the situation of the organized fans 'Young Fla'. Therefore, there is no reason for the red-black fan to worry about any punishment. The Most Beloved, in fact, returns to the field this Thursday (18).

What is Flamengo's next game?

Flamengo, therefore, faces Estudiantes (ARG) on Thursday night (18), at Maracanã, for the first leg of the quarterfinals of the Libertadores. The match is scheduled for 9:30 pm (Brasília time), with broadcast by ESPN, on pay-TV, and Disney+, on streaming.

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