Palmeiras v Flamengo: Olympic champ reveals bold Libertadores hopes | OneFootball

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·13 November 2025

Palmeiras v Flamengo: Olympic champ reveals bold Libertadores hopes

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Isaquias Queiroz is expecting a resounding Flamengo victory over Palmeiras


Olympic and world canoeing champion Isaquias Queiroz showed excitement about the Libertadores final between Flamengo and Palmeiras. The Mengão athlete stated that he believes in a resounding victory for the Rubro-Negro in the final.

— Look, I expect nothing less than a real thrashing there, a 4-0 would be more than enough, right? Yeah, I’ll say two goals from Arrascaeta, who’s playing incredibly well, one goal from Bruno Henrique and, man, I think Carrascal is also playing great matches when he comes on and will definitely score one of those four goals — he said, in an interview with Coluna do Fla.


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Isaquias also highlighted his confidence in the Rubro-Negro squad and the support of the fans for the final. According to the athlete, Flamengo has enough quality to win the title in Lima.

Flamengo has a squad with many talented players, and we believe, all our fans believe, that they’ll go to Peru and play a great final. Too bad I won’t be able to be there; I have to train, because I also have my part to represent Flamengo. But for sure, depending on the players, the whole delegation, and the club as a whole, I think the guys will go to Peru, play a great final, and bring that trophy back to Brazil once again.” said Isaquias, during an event at the Legislative Chamber of the Federal District, this Wednesday (12).

WHEN DO FLAMENGO AND PALMEIRAS FACE EACH OTHER?

With the strong support of Isaquias Queiroz, Flamengo faces Palmeiras on November 29 (Saturday), at 6pm (Brasília time), in the final of the Libertadores da América. The match will take place at Estadio Monumental U, in Lima (PER). Therefore, the winner will become the first Brazilian team to win four titles in the competition.

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

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