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Flamengo and Madureira Face Off in the Carioca Semifinals

This Sunday (22), Fla returns to the field for the first leg of the semifinals of the Campeonato Carioca. So, check out all the details about the Flamengo match today at 8:30 PM (Brasília time).

How is Flamengo coming into the match?

Currently, the two absences for Flamengo are Jorginho and Saúl. While the defensive midfielder continues his recovery plan set by Fla’s Medical Department, the midfielder is recovering from surgery on his heel.

And what about Madureira?

On the other hand, Madureira has no absences for the semifinal of the Carioca against Flamengo. Nevertheless, the opposing team is on alert regarding the situation of a player at risk of suspension: midfielder Fubá.

Who is broadcasting the match?

It’s worth noting that the Flamengo vs. Madureira match will be broadcast live on Premiere (pay-per-view), SporTV (subscription channel), and GE TV (YouTube). Finally, Coluna do Fla TV, on YouTube, will be keeping an eye on all the details from pre-game to post-game.

When is the return match?

It’s important to note that the semifinals of the Carioca will be played over two legs. The return match is already scheduled for March 2, also at Maracanã, but with Madureira as the home team, at 9 PM (Brasília time).

FLAMENGO vs. MADUREIRA?MATCH DETAILS:

Venue: Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro Competition: Campeonato Carioca, semifinal (first leg) Date: February 22, 2026, Sunday Time: 8:30 PM (Brasília time) Broadcast: Premiere (pay-per-view), SporTV (subscription channel), and GETV (YouTube) Referee: Lucas Coelho Santos Assistants: Thiago Henrique Neto Corrêa Farinha and Thayse Marques Fonseca 4th official: João Marcos Gonçalves Fernandes VAR: Paulo Renato Moreira da Silva Coelho

What are the probable lineups?

Flamengo: Andrew; Royal, Danilo, Vitão, and Ayrton Lucas; Pulgar, Paquetá, Carrascal; Plata, Lino, and Pedro. Coach: Filipe Luís.

Madureira: Neguete; Júlio César, Marcão, Jean Vianna, Matheus Julião; Lindoso, Jacó, Fubá; Maranhão, Juninho, and Everton. Coach: Toninho Andrade.

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