Flamengo set for congested October across Brasileirão and Libertadores | OneFootball

Flamengo ended September with a 2-1 win over Bragantino at the Maracanã, and now face a demanding October in the Brasileirão and the Libertadores under Leonardo Jardim.

According to Coluna Do Fla, the month starts on Thursday eight October, when the Rubro-Negro visit Santos at Vila Belmiro at 19:30, a 29th-round fixture that follows the FIFA international break.

On Sunday eleven October, they host Fluminense at 17:30 in the 30th round at the Maracanã, before travelling abroad for the Libertadores semi-final first leg against Estudiantes on Thursday fifteen October at 21:30 at the UNO Stadium in La Plata.

On Sunday eighteen October at 18:30, Flamengo visit Bahia at Arena Fonte Nova in Salvador in the 31st round. Next, the semi-final returns to the Maracanã on Thursday twenty-two October at 21:30, with the second leg deciding one finalist.

On Monday twenty-six October at 20:00, Jardim’s side host Atlético-MG in the 32nd round, completing a run of three October fixtures at the Maracanã. Finally, on Thursday twenty-nine October at 20:00, they face Vasco in the 33rd round, with the venue to be confirmed after disputes involving Vasco and the stadium’s use, though it was initially planned for the Maracanã.

Dates and times may change given the congested schedule. All kick-offs are Brasília time.

Source: Coluna Do Fla

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