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See All the International Titles Won by Flamengo

Every Flamengo fan knows that Flamengo is a world champion and three-time winner of the Libertadores. However, did you know that Mengão has 38 international titles, including official competitions and friendly tournaments? Check out the list of trophies in the red-black gallery below.

WHAT ARE FLAMENGO'S MAIN INTERNATIONAL TITLES?

HOW MANY TOURNAMENTS ABROAD HAS FLAMENGO WON?

HAS FLAMENGO WON ANY INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENTS IN BRAZIL?

HOW WERE THE MAIN TITLES WON?

World Cup

On December 13, 1981, Flamengo dazzled the English by thrashing Liverpool (ENG) 3-0 in Tokyo, Japan. The goals of the red-black show were scored by Nunes (twice) and Adílio. Thus, for 44 years, the Most Beloved has been the only team from Rio to win the main football tournament.

Libertadores

Flamengo is a three-time winner of the Libertadores. The first, of course, was in 1981, which qualified them for the World Cup. In a best-of-three series, Mengão defeated Cobreloa (CHI) twice to claim the unprecedented title. In the decisive match, Zico scored twice in a 2-0 victory in Montevideo, Uruguay.

The second title took 38 years. Just like in 1981, Flamengo won the Libertadores on November 23, but this time in 2019. With two goals from Gabigol, Mengão came from behind to defeat River Plate (ARG) and lifted the most important trophy in America, in Lima, Peru.

In 2022, the first undefeated title of the Copa Libertadores in the 'Modern Era'. The brilliant campaign of the red-black team was crowned in the final against Athletico-PR, when Mengão won 1-0, with a goal by Gabigol, in Guayaquil, Ecuador, on October 29 of that year.

Copa Mercosur

With a team full of youngsters and against the then Libertadores champion, Flamengo silenced the old Parque Antártica stadium and defeated Palmeiras in the final of the Copa Mercosur 1999. After winning 4-3 at Maracanã, Mengão drew 3-3 in São Paulo, with an unforgettable goal by Lê, to lift the trophy.

Gold Cup

Played among teams that had won the Libertadores up to that point, the now-defunct Gold Cup took place only three times, in 1993, 1995, and 1996, organized by Conmebol. Respectively, Boca Juniors (ARG), Cruzeiro, and Flamengo lifted the trophy. In a competition held in Manaus, the Most Beloved defeated Rosario Central (ARG) in the semifinal and beat São Paulo in the final.

Recopa

Thus, in a match between the Libertadores champion and the previous year's South American winner, Flamengo and Independiente del Valle (EQU) faced off for the Recopa. In the first leg, in Quito, it ended in a 2-2 draw. However, at Maracanã, Mengão put on a show, winning 3-0 and securing the club's first international title at the stadium.

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