Flamengo in action today: Fluminense v Flamengo | OneFootball

Flamengo's game today starts at 9:30 PM (Brasília time)

Aiming to maintain their lead in the Brasileirão, Flamengo returns to the field this Wednesday (19), facing Fluminense. The match kicks off at 9:30 PM (Brasília time), at Maracanã.

HOW IS FLAMENGO DOING?

The forward Pedro is still out, as he is in the final recovery phase from a forearm fracture, while Allan continues to treat plantar fasciitis. On the other hand, De la Cruz, who deals with a chronic knee issue, is doubtful.

Additionally, coach Filipe Luís depends on the return of the called-up players to assess if they can play. Meanwhile, Arrascaeta, Varela, Viña, Carrascal, and Plata are expected to arrive in Rio de Janeiro on Wednesday afternoon (19). Meanwhile, Danilo and Alex Sandro will arrive just a few hours before the match.

Léo Ortiz has resumed activities with the team and might appear in the classic. Meanwhile, Jorginho trained with the group and is expected to be a new addition to Flamengo's squad list. It's worth noting that the midfielder was recovering from a right thigh muscle injury.

AND FLUMINENSE?

Coach Luis Zubeldía will have Paulo Henrique Ganso available again, as he has recovered from a right calf injury. Consequently, the number 10 is expected to be used only in the second half, as he hasn't played for two months. Additionally, Martinelli, who served an automatic suspension in the last round, is available again for the Argentine coach.

WHO BROADCASTS FLUMINENSE x FLAMENGO?

Finally, the Fluminense x Flamengo game is broadcast live by Premiere, on pay-per-view. Additionally, Coluna do Fla TV (YouTube) covers the pre and post-match details, including coach Filipe Luís's press conference.

FLUMINENSE X FLAMENGO

TECHNICAL SHEET:

WHAT ARE THE PROBABLE LINEUPS?

FLUMINENSE: Fábio; Samuel Xavier, Thiago Silva, Freytes, and Renê; Martinelli, Hércules, and Lucho Acosta; Serna, Canobbio, and Everaldo. Coach: Luis Zubeldía.

FLAMENGO: Rossi; Emerson Royal, Léo Ortiz (João Victor), Léo Pereira, and Ayrton Lucas; Erick Pulgar, Saúl Ñíguez, and Luiz Araújo; Bruno Henrique, Samuel Lino, and Wallace Yan. Coach: Filipe Luís.

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