Remo's hate-filled rant at Flamengo fans before Brasileirão clash | OneFootball

Remo and Flamengo face each other next Sunday (06), at Mangueirão

Unfortunately, it has become common in Flamengo matches in the North and Northeast of the country to hear rhetoric against local red-and-black supporters. On Sunday (06), Mengão takes on Remo in Belém, Pará, and the Pará-based club made a post that caused a lot of outrage. In fact, the club deleted the post because of the backlash.

“The admin (page administrator) is going to be direct with the jokers who try to sneak into the biggest club in the North: it doesn’t matter the section. It doesn’t matter the side. It doesn’t matter whether it’s the stands or the seats. If you’re with Leão’s supporters, wear Leão’s shirt,” Remo wrote last Wednesday (02), but later deleted the message.

In the comments, many fans complained and demanded answers. After all, the club had never posted anything like that when facing other teams with large fan bases. However, when it comes to Flamengo, the situation is different, and that threatening, hateful tone was published.

IT’S GOING TO BE PACKED

Even with the attempt to create a hostile atmosphere, the Nation in Belém, Pará, and the surrounding region will pack the away section. Tickets for the red-and-black fans sold out within hours—the allotment intended for the ‘Biggest in the World’ was gone quickly. One detail: the tickets cost from R$ 200 to R$ 400.

Since the allotment sold out so fast, some Flamengo fans are organizing to buy tickets in Remo’s section. That is why the club posted this ‘threat’ on social media. It is important to note that surveys indicate Mengão has the largest fan base in the North of the country.

WHEN WILL REMO X FLAMENGO BE?

For the 26th round of the Brasileirão, Remo and Flamengo face off starting at 4:00 PM (Brasília time), at Mangueirão. This Sunday’s (06) match will be broadcast by Globo for much of Brazil, and also on Premiere via pay-per-view. However, the best and most red-and-black coverage is from Coluna do Fla, live from the stadium, with reporters Rock Hudson and Simon Ledo, who will bring behind-the-scenes coverage and everything from before, during, and after the clash.

AUTHOR’S OPINION

— This whole story that people from the North and Northeast can’t support Flamengo is annoying and exhausting. Love has no borders. A person supports whoever they want. May it be a peaceful match and may the Red-Black Nation be able to celebrate calmly on Sunday — said Pedro Paulo Catonho, journalist for Coluna do Fla.

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