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Flamengo's Game Today Takes Place at 9:30 PM (Brasília Time)

This Tuesday (10th), Fla returns to the field in a match valid for the third round of the Brazilian Championship. Check out the details about the game between Flamengo and Vitória, scheduled for 9:30 PM (Brasília Time).

Does Flamengo Have Any Absences?

In summary, to face Vitória, Flamengo has four confirmed absences. Fla's Medical Department has cleared Luiz Araújo, however, the player is in the process of physical conditioning. Additionally, Jorginho continues his recovery plan from a muscle injury.

On the other hand, Saúl is following the recovery schedule established by Flamengo's Medical Department after undergoing a surgical procedure on his left heel. Finally, on Monday (9th), the Most Beloved announced the absence of Guillermo Varela, who felt pain in his right ankle.

And Vitória?

Meanwhile, Vitória has five confirmed absences for the game against Flamengo. They are: Renzo López, Edu, Rúben Ismael, Claudinho, and Alexandre Fintelman, all handed over to the Medical Department of the Bahia club.

Who Broadcasts the Flamengo vs. Vitória Game?

Finally, the broadcast of the match between Flamengo and Vitória will be handled by Premiere, on pay-per-view, and SporTV, through the subscription channel. Meanwhile, Coluna do Fla TV covers all the details from pre-game to post-game.

VITÓRIA vs. FLAMENGO?MATCH DETAILS:

Location: Estádio Barradão, Salvador Competition: Brazilian Championship, 3rd round Date: February 10, 2026, Tuesday Time: 9:30 PM (Brasília Time) Referee: Raphael Claus  Assistants: Danilo Ricardo Simon Manis and Alex Ang Ribeiro  Fourth official: Fabio Augusto Santos Sa Junior VAR: Daiane Muniz

What Are the Probable Lineups?

Vitória: Gabriel, Caíque Gonçalves, Camutanga, and Zé Marcos; Nathan Mendes, Dudu, Baralhas, and Ramon; Aitor, Erick, and Fabri. Coach: Jair Ventura.

Flamengo: Rossi; Royal, Léo Ortiz, Léo Pereira, and Alex Sandro; Pulgar, Evertton Araújo, and Arrascaeta; Lucas Paquetá, Samuel Lino, and Pedro. Coach: Filipe Luís.

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