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Libertadores Final Takes Place This Saturday (29th)

Flamengo returns to the field this Saturday (29th), when they face Palmeiras in the grand final of the Libertadores. For the match, which kicks off at 6pm (Brasília time), Coluna do Fla brings you all the details of the final.

How is Flamengo coming into the match?

In summary, to face Palmeiras, 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 after being sent off in the second match against Racing (ARG).

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

And Palmeiras?

On the other hand, Palmeiras coach Abel Ferreira has three absences for the final against Flamengo. They are: Weverton (fracture in the right hand bone), Lucas Evangelista (thigh surgery), and Paulinho (right leg surgery).

Who is broadcasting the match?

It’s worth noting that the final between Flamengo and Palmeiras will be broadcast live on Rede Globo, on free-to-air TV. In addition, SporTV (pay TV), GETV (YouTube), ESPN (cable channel), and Disney+ (streaming) will also show the final.

FLAMENGO vs PALMEIRAS?MATCH DETAILS:

Venue: Estádio Monumental U, Lima/Peru Competition: Copa Libertadores Final Date: November 29, 2025, Saturday Time: 6pm (Brasília time) Broadcast: Rede Globo (free-to-air TV), SporTV (pay TV), GETV (YouTube), ESPN (cable channel), and Disney+ (streaming) Referee: Darío Humberto Herrera Assistants: Cristian Gonzalo Navarro and José Miguel Savorani Fourth official: Maximiliano Nicolás Ramírez VAR: Héctor Alberto Paletta

What are the lineups?

Flamengo: Rossi, Varela, Léo Ortiz, Léo Pereira and Alex Sandro; Pulgar, Jorginho and Arrascaeta; Carrascal, Luiz Araújo and Bruno Henrique. Coach: Filipe Luís.

Palmeiras: Carlos Miguel; Khellven, Gustavo Gómez, Murilo and Piquerez; Bruno Fuchs, Andreas Pereira, Allan and Raphael Veiga; Flaco López and Vitor Roque. Coach: Abel Ferreira.

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