Flamengo v Cruzeiro: dates, prices, how to buy Libertadores tickets

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Coluna do Fla

·15 July 2026

Flamengo v Cruzeiro: dates, prices, how to buy Libertadores tickets

Flamengo host Cruzeiro at the Maracanã on August 19

Flamengo begins ticket sales this Wednesday (15) for one of the most important matches of the season. On August 19, the Rubro-Negro host Cruzeiro at 9:30 p.m. (Brasília time) at the Maracanã, in the second leg of the Copa Libertadores of America round of 16.

A full house is expected to cheer on the Most Beloved as they chase a place in the quarterfinals. That is why Coluna do Fla has gathered all the information on the sales schedule, ticket prices, and special services available for the match.

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HOW TO BUY TICKETS FOR FLAMENGO VS CRUZEIRO?

Ticket sales for Flamengo fans take place exclusively through Flamengo’s official platform. In addition to buying online, all fans must have their facial biometrics registered, since entry to the Maracanã will be made through this system. Those who have already completed the registration do not need to do it again. On matchday, it will be necessary to present an official photo ID to enter the stadium.

WHEN DO TICKET SALES BEGIN?

Flamengo has set a staggered schedule for club members, respecting the plan and priority level of each category.

Check the dates: * July 15, at 10 a.m.: Nação Maraca 1 (1 star) and Nação Sem Fronteiras (1 star); * July 17, at 10 a.m.: Nação Maraca 1 and Nação Sem Fronteiras; * July 20, at 10 a.m.: Nação Maraca 2 (2 stars); * July 22, at 10 a.m.: Nação Maraca 2 (1 star); * July 24, at 10 a.m.: Nação Maraca 2 and Nação Maraca 3 (1 star); * July 27, at 10 a.m.: Nação Maraca 3; * August 3, at 10 a.m.: general public, away fans, and Flamengo complimentary tickets.

It is worth noting that members of the Nação Sem Fronteiras plan can buy up to two tickets with priority, as long as they have not yet used this benefit during the season. Those with more than one uninterrupted year of membership receive additional priority.

WHAT ARE THE TICKET PRICES?

Prices vary according to the section chosen and the membership plan.

North and South (Flamengo) * Nação Maraca 1: R$ 50 * Nação Maraca 2: R$ 70 * Nação Maraca 3: R$ 80 * General public: R$ 200 (half-price: R$ 100) Upper East * Nação Maraca 1: R$ 55 * Nação Maraca 2: R$ 77 * Nação Maraca 3: R$ 88 * General public: R$ 220 (half-price: R$ 110) Lower East * Nação Maraca 1: R$ 75 * Nação Maraca 2: R$ 105 * Nação Maraca 3: R$ 120 * General public: R$ 300 (half-price: R$ 150) Lower West * Nação Maraca 1: R$ 80 * Nação Maraca 2: R$ 112 * Nação Maraca 3: R$ 128 * General public: R$ 320 (half-price: R$ 160) Away section * General public: R$ 200 (half-price: R$ 100)

Cruzeiro fans will also use facial biometric access, with sales carried out exclusively through the platform intended for away supporters.

WHAT SPECIAL EXPERIENCES WILL BE AVAILABLE?

In addition to traditional tickets, Flamengo offers two premium services for those seeking a different experience at the Maracanã. Espaço Fla+, located in the Lower East section, offers an exclusive environment for Rubro-Negro fans, with a buffet and unlimited draft beer before the match. The service costs R$ 200 and can be added during the purchase of a ticket for that section.

Another option is Maracanã Mais, a hospitality area located in the West section. The package includes lunch or dinner, dessert, an open bar with non-alcoholic drinks, and a reserved seat throughout the match.

The prices are: * Nação Maraca 1: R$ 306.25 * Nação Maraca 2: R$ 398.75 * Nação Maraca 3: R$ 445 * General public: R$ 1,000 (half-price: R$ 537.50)

SO WHEN WILL THE FLAMENGO AND CRUZEIRO MATCHES TAKE PLACE?

The Brazilian teams will first meet at Mineirão on August 12. The return leg at the Maracanã will send either Flamengo or Cruzeiro into the Copa Libertadores quarterfinals. Whoever advances will face the winner of Independiente del Valle (ECU) and Deportes Tolima (COL).

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.