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The Recopa Sudamericana Title Will Be Decided This Thursday (26th)

Flamengo takes the field this Thursday (26th), facing Lanús (ARG) at Maracanã. Before the ball rolls for the second leg of the Recopa Sudamericana, Coluna do Fla brings you all the information about the match, such as probable lineups, where to watch, and refereeing.

The teams meet again after Lanús’ victory in the first leg of the final. On that occasion, Flamengo was defeated 1-0, with a goal by Rodrigo Castillo in the final minutes of the match.

What Does Flamengo Need to Do to Win the Recopa?

With the loss in the first leg, Flamengo needs a win over Lanús this Thursday (26th). If they win by one goal, the Recopa will go to extra time. Furthermore, if Rubro-Negro wins by two or more goals, Mengão will claim their second title in the tournament.

Where to Watch Flamengo vs. Lanús?

Flamengo and Lanús will be broadcast on ESPN (cable) and Disney+ (streaming). Meanwhile, Coluna do Fla will provide full coverage on the website, social media, and YouTube. Simon Lédo, Rock Hudson, and Leo José will be at Maracanã, bringing all the information directly from the venue.

How Are Flamengo and Lanús Arriving for the Match?

The only confirmed absence for Flamengo is Saúl Ñíguez. The Spanish midfielder remains sidelined as he recovers from surgery on his left heel. Additionally, after serving a suspension in the first leg, Gonzalo Plata is once again available to Filipe Luís.

On the other hand, Lanús also has an absence for the match against Flamengo. Midfielder Loaiza is injured and remains under the club’s Medical Department care. Other than that, coach Mauricio Pellegrino has all other players available.

MATCH INFO: Flamengo vs. Lanús

Who Are the Referees?

What Are the Probable Lineups for Flamengo and Lanús?

Flamengo: Rossi; Varela, Léo Ortiz, Léo Pereira and Alex Sandro; Pulgar, Paquetá and Arrascaeta; Carrascal (Luiz Araújo or Plata), Cebolinha (Lino) and Pedro.

Lanús: Nahuel Losada; Tomás Guidara, Carlos Izquierdoz, José Canale, Sasha Marcich; Agustín Medina, Agustín Cardozo, Marcelino Moreno; Eduardo Salvio, Ramiro Carrera, and Rodrigo Castillo.

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