Conmebol sets Libertadores final logistics, Flamengo to train at 2019 venue | OneFootball

Flamengo will train at the Peruvian Football Federation (FPF) field

The final of the Copa Libertadores is set, and Flamengo and Palmeiras will face off for the title in Lima on November 29. Thus, Conmebol has defined the logistics for both teams, with the Most Beloved training at the same location where they worked in 2019.

According to information from ESPN Brazil, Flamengo's training sessions will be held at the Peruvian Football Federation (FPF) field. This is the same location where Jorge Jesus's team worked in 2019, before becoming champions against River Plate (ARG).

Additionally, Flamengo will stay at the Hilton Hotel in Miraflores, the same place where River Plate stayed in 2019. Finally, the Most Beloved may play the final in their red-and-black uniform, due to the rules.

Conmebol removed the regulation item that required the 'B team' to play in a light or second uniform if the main jersey of 'club A' was dark. Thus, both Palmeiras and Flamengo can play in their number one attire.

AND WHAT ABOUT PALMEIRAS?

Palmeiras will stay in a location closer to the stadium. The difference, it is worth noting, is just over two kilometers. However, the distance does not impact the arrival at the Monumental Stadium in Lima.

On the other hand, Palmeiras will prepare for the Copa Libertadores final at the Alianza Lima (PER) field. Thus, the Peruvian team's facilities were used by River Plate six years ago, in the 2019 final.

GOOD MEMORIES FROM 2019?

In this way, Flamengo fans have fond memories of 2019 and feel a sense of nostalgia seeing where the Most Beloved will train. This is because, in that year, Mengão defeated River Plate with a comeback victory of 2-1, with goals from Gabigol.

WHEN IS THE FINAL?

Flamengo and Palmeiras will face each other on November 29, at the Monumental Stadium, in Lima, Peru. Thus, the team that wins will become the Brazilian team with the most Copa Libertadores titles, surpassing Grêmio, São Paulo, and Santos.

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