Libertadores final: will Flamengo v Palmeiras be shown on Globo? | OneFootball

Flamengo vs Palmeiras match takes place from 6pm (Brasília time) this Saturday (29th)

Flamengo faces Palmeiras this Saturday (29th), in the grand final of the Libertadores da América. The match takes place at Estádio Monumental U, in Lima, Peru, with live broadcast on Rede Globo, on free-to-air TV.

In summary, the Flamengo vs Palmeiras game will be broadcast live by Rede Globo, for all of Brazil. On free-to-air TV, the match will be narrated by Luis Roberto, accompanied by commentators Maestro Junior and Caio Ribeiro. The trio will also feature analysis from Alline Calandrini and Paulo Nunes, live from the field.

Did Grupo Globo prepare special coverage?

Yes! In this way, GETV, which is also broadcasting the Libertadores final for all of Brazil, will have narration by Jorge Iggor and commentary by Bruno Formiga and Luana Maluf. Finally, on SporTV, commentator Paulo Andrade leads the broadcast alongside Grafite and Ledio Carmona.

And Coluna do Fla TV?

In partnership with the ‘Brabo TV’ channel, on YouTube, Coluna do Fla TV will have narration by Rafa Penido. In addition, the most red-and-black team in Brazil will detail all the Flamengo information directly from Peru, with: Simon Lédo, Mônica Alves, Leo José, and Rodrigo Lima.

How is Flamengo coming into the match?

In summary, for the grand final of the Libertadores, Filipe Luís has only two confirmed absences. While Pedro is recovering from a hand fracture and a muscle injury in his thigh, Gonzalo Plata is serving a suspension due to being sent off in the second match against Racing (ARG).

Despite this, Flamengo traveled with the full squad to Lima, Peru. Thus, both Pedro and Gonzalo Plata are with their teammates and will be cheering for the Most Beloved against Palmeiras.

What are the details of the Libertadores final?

Thus, Flamengo and Palmeiras will face off in the grand final of the Libertadores da América this Saturday (29th). The match kicks off at 6pm (Brasília time), at Estádio Monumental U, in Lima, Peru, where the Rubro-Negro were champions in 2019, with a historic comeback against River Plate (ARG).

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