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Five Flamengo players are still available for their national teams at the World Cup

The World Cup round of 16 begins this Saturday (04). With that, the teams continue fighting to stay alive in the global tournament. With this in mind, Coluna do Fla brings details on the days Flamengo players will take the field to represent their respective countries.

Brazil and Colombia are still alive in the World Cup, meaning Flamengo still has five representatives in the competition. While Léo Pereira, Danilo, Alex Sandro and Lucas Paquetá are available for the Brazilian National Team, Jorge Carrascal is serving with the Colombian side.

WHEN IS BRAZIL’S NATIONAL TEAM PLAYING?

Brazil faces Norway this Sunday (05) at 5 p.m. (Brasília time). The match kicks off at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, United States.

Three Flamengo players could take the field: Danilo, Alex Sandro and Léo Pereira are available to coach Carlo Ancelotti. Paquetá, however, is recovering from an injury to the back of his left thigh and, although he remains with the squad, will not be physically fit to play against Norway in this decisive clash.

WHEN WILL FLAMENGO’S OTHER PLAYERS TAKE THE FIELD?

In addition to the four Brazilians, Flamengo is also represented at the World Cup by Jorge Carrascal. The midfielder is available for Colombia.

The Colombian National Team qualified for the round of 16 after defeating Ghana this Friday (03). Now, the team is preparing to face Switzerland next Tuesday (07) at 5 p.m. (Brasília time) at BC Place in Vancouver, Canada.

WHICH FLAMENGO PLAYERS HAVE ALREADY LEFT THE WORLD CUP?

Ecuador and Uruguay have said goodbye to the World Cup. La Celeste, which had Arrascaeta, Varela and De La Cruz in the squad, bowed out in the group stage.

Meanwhile, Ecuador, featuring Gonzalo Plata, was eliminated in the round of 32. The Ecuadorian side lost to Mexico and ended its World Cup campaign last Tuesday (30).

WHERE TO WATCH BRAZIL AND COLOMBIA’S MATCHES?

For fans who don’t want to miss any detail of Brazil’s match, there are plenty of broadcast options. Globo and SBT will show the game on free-to-air TV. In addition, SporTV, Globoplay and CazéTV will also air the clash against Norway.

In addition, CazéTV will show Colombia vs. Switzerland on YouTube. As tradition dictates, Coluna do Fla will be following every move in the matches involving Mengão players and will bring all the information, behind-the-scenes coverage and the full recap. Follow the special coverage on the website, YouTube and social media.

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