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Neo Química Arena to Host NFL Game This Friday (05)

American football fans have great news, as the National Football League (NFL) will hold the game between the Los Angeles Chargers (USA) and Kansas City Chiefs (USA) in São Paulo this Friday (05). With fans' excitement running high, Flamengo also celebrated the arrival of the event in Brazil.

On social media, Flamengo posted photos of Léo Ortiz, Vinicius Júnior, and Wesley — the last two being former players of the club — with athletes from the NFL. On this occasion, the Most Beloved shared images with Moro Ojomo and Arthur Juan Brown, professionals from the American league.

Additionally, Flamengo commented on X, formerly Twitter: “The NFL season has finally arrived”. Thus, fans of the red-black team and the American league took the opportunity to comment on the post. Mengão also took the occasion to praise the tournament, which will hold a match in São Paulo.

NFL IN BRAZIL?

The NFL will hold a regular season game in Brazil. On this occasion, the matchup will be between the Los Angeles Chargers and Kansas City Chiefs, at Neo Química Arena, this Friday (05). The clash takes place at 9:00 PM (Brasília time) and is valid for the first round of the competition. The game in the country is part of the product's expansion. England also hosts an event every year.

It is worth mentioning that the Kansas City Chiefs are the current Super Bowl champions, the final event of the NFL. The team defeated the San Francisco 49ers (USA) by 25 to 22. In addition, the team features the league's top player, considered one of the greatest in history: Patrick Mahomes.

WHAT IS THE NFL?

The NFL is the main American football league in the world. The competition is the most-watched sport in the United States and has found success in other countries, such as Brazil. Currently, the tournament features 32 teams, each playing 17 games over 18 weeks. The best teams advance to the playoffs, leading up to the final, called the Super Bowl.

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