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Flamengo Fans Promise to Celebrate at El Cilindro Stadium in Argentina

Flamengo is focusing on one of the most important matches of the season. This Wednesday (29), the Rubro-Negro visits Racing at El Cilindro Stadium for the return leg of the Libertadores semifinals. Once again, the Nation promises to make a difference even far from home.

So far, 3,000 tickets have already been sold to the Rubro-Negro fans. With 4,000 tickets available, the Mengão fans have already secured 75% of the allocation, showing strength and presence even outside the country. The information is from 'GE'.

Meanwhile, Racing will also have a large crowd, with about 50,000 fans present at the stadium. Still, the intense support from the Nation reinforces the expectation of an electrifying atmosphere to push Flamengo towards the final.

HOW TO SECURE A TICKET?

Tickets available for the Popular North Upper section (Gates 24 and 26), exclusive to visiting fans, cost R$ 350 for a full ticket. Interested Rubro-Negro fans can secure their tickets and support the team in a crucial match BY CLICKING HERE.

WHAT IS THE CURRENT SITUATION BETWEEN FLAMENGO AND RACING?

Flamengo and Racing opened the Libertadores semifinal last Wednesday (22) at Maracanã, in front of more than 71,000 fans. The match was balanced, but the team led by Filipe Luís showed greater consistency and control of the actions.

The Rubro-Negro goal came only at the 42nd minute of the second half. Carrascal initiated the play, passed to Bruno Henrique, who was stopped by goalkeeper Cambeses. However, the Colombian himself took advantage of the rebound and pushed it into the net, securing the advantage.

With a 1-0 victory, Flamengo plays in Argentina in a ‘comfortable’ position. A draw at El Cilindro is enough to secure a spot in the final.

On the other hand, Racing needs to win by one goal to take the match to penalties. The decision takes place this Wednesday (29) at 9:30 PM (Brasília time), with full coverage from Coluna do Fla.

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