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Flamengo’s Match Today Takes Place at 7 PM (Brasília Time)

This Wednesday (04), Fla returns to the field for a match valid for the second round of the Brazilian Championship. So, check out the details about the match between Flamengo and Internacional, at 7 PM (Brasília time).

Does Flamengo Have Any Absences?

In summary, to face Internacional, Flamengo has only two confirmed absences. They are: Saúl and Jorginho. While the Spaniard is still recovering from ankle surgery, the number 21 is serving a suspension after being sent off against São Paulo.

And Reinforcements?

Yes, as well! That’s because Lucas Paquetá will be available to Filipe Luís for the first time in the Brazilian Championship. Thus, the number 20 will also make his re-debut at Maracanã, in front of the red-black fans.

And Internacional?

On the other hand, Internacional has only one confirmed absence for the match against Flamengo this Wednesday (04). In short, Alan Rodríguez is in ‘retraining’ after recovering from injury.

Who Will Broadcast Flamengo vs Internacional?

Finally, the broadcast of the match between Flamengo and Internacional will be exclusively on pay-per-view by Premiere. Meanwhile, Coluna do Fla TV will cover all the details from pre-game to post-game.

FLAMENGO vs INTERNACIONAL?MATCH DETAILS:

Venue: Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro Competition: Brazilian Championship, 2nd round Date: February 4, 2026, Wednesday Time: 7 PM (Brasília time) Referee: Rodrigo Jose Pereira de Lima Assistants: Alessandro Alvaro Rocha de Matos and Eduardo Goncalves da Cruz Fourth official: Maguielson Lima Barbosa VAR: Caio Max Augusto Vieira

What Are the Probable Lineups?

Flamengo: Rossi; Royal, Vitão, Léo Pereira and Ayrton Lucas; Evertton Araújo, Pulgar and Arrascaeta; Paquetá, Cebolinha and Bruno Henrique. Coach: Filipe Luís.

Internacional: Rochet; Bruno Gomes, Gabriel Mercado, Victor Gabriel (Félix Torres) and Bernabei; Ronaldo, Paulinho Paula (Thiago Maia) and Alan Patrick; Carbonero, Vitinho (Alerrandro) and Rafael Borré. Coach: Paulo Pezzolano

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