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What is Flamengo’s lineup for the match against Lausanne Sport (SUI)?

Flamengo face Lausanne Sport (SUI) this Wednesday (08) in a friendly during their mid-season training camp in Portugal. The match kicks off at 4:30 p.m. (Brasília time) at Estádio Algarve. Shortly before kickoff, head coach Leonardo Jardim announced the Rubro-Negro lineup.

WHAT IS FLAMENGO’S LINEUP FOR THE MATCH AGAINST LAUSANNE SPORT?

STARTERS: Andrew; Royal, João Victor, Vitão and Johnny; Evertton Araújo, Saúl and Luiz Araújo, Joshua; Everton Cebolinha and Wallace Yan.

SUBSTITUTES: Rossi, Diogo Alves, Daniel Silva, Ayrton Lucas, Erick Pulgar, Jorginho, Rayan Lucas, Guilherme, Lorran, Samuel Lino, Bruno Henrique, Pedro and Alan Santos.

HOW DOES FLAMENGO COME INTO THE MATCH AGAINST LAUSANNE SPORT?

Rubro-Negro opened their run of friendlies with a 2-2 draw against River Plate (ARG) last Friday (03). Samuel Lino and Bruno Henrique found the net in the first test on European soil. Now, Leonardo Jardim is looking for tactical adjustments and testing alternatives for the rest of the 2026 season.

The coaching staff are using the mid-season period to observe academy youngsters and assess backup players. The goal is to keep the squad match-sharp ahead of the return of the Brasileirão and the continuation of the Copa Libertadores after the break for the World Cup.

WHO IS UNAVAILABLE FOR THE MATCH?

Leonardo Jardim is still without nine players called up by their respective national teams: Arrascaeta, Varela, De la Cruz, Léo Pereira, Alex Sandro, Danilo, Lucas Paquetá, Gonzalo Plata and Jorge Carrascal. None of these players traveled to Portugal for the mid-season training camp.

In addition to the absences due to national team call-ups, Léo Ortiz remains out. The center-back is recovering from a thigh muscle injury suffered in the last official match before the break. The coach is using this Wednesday’s match (08) to give more minutes to the academy players included in the squad in Europe.

WHERE TO WATCH FLAMENGO VS LAUSANNE SPORT?

Coluna do Fla TV is following every detail with the most Rubro-Negro coverage, with reporters Simon Lédo and Rock Hudson in loco on YouTube, as well as on the website and social media. Finally, Band (free-to-air), SporTV (subscription TV), Premiere (pay-per-view), GETV (YouTube), and Bandplay (streaming) will broadcast the match.

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