Final spot at stake: Flamengo v Olimpia in U20 Libertadores, details | OneFootball

Flamengo’s Match Takes Place This Thursday (19th) in Quito, Ecuador

Fighting for their third Copa Libertadores da América U-20 title, Flamengo takes the field this Thursday (19th) to face Olimpia (PAR), starting at 4pm (Brasília time). The match will take place at Banco Guayaquil Stadium, home of Independiente del Valle (EQU), in Quito.

The winner will face, in the grand final, the victor of Palmeiras vs. Santiago Wanderers (CHI), who play at 8:30pm (Brasília time) this Thursday (19th). The grand final will take place on Sunday (22nd), at a time to be determined by the South American Football Confederation (Conmebol).

WHAT IS FLAMENGO’S PROBABLE LINEUP?

Unbeaten in the competition, with two wins and a draw, Flamengo is expected to maintain the core lineup that took the team to the semifinals. Coach Bruno Pivetti received good news as winger Ryan Roberto has been cleared to play after suffering a tough tackle to his ankle in the last round against Independiente Medellín (COL).

Therefore, the Red and Black should take the field with: Léo Nannetti, Daniel Sales, Da Mata, João Victor, and Ramires; Kaio Nobrega, Luiz Felipe, and Guilherme, Alan Santos, Josmar, and Ryan Roberto. Pablo Lucio, a standout in Flamengo’s youth ranks in recent years, has been a substitute in the Libertadores.

On the other hand, Olimpia, coached by Juan Manuel Salgueiro, is seeking their first victory against Brazilian teams in this edition. In the initial phase, the Paraguayans lost to Palmeiras 1-0, with a non-existent penalty awarded to the Brazilians. Thus, the team is expected to face Flamengo with Insfran; Aranda, Rodas, Ruíz, and Amarilla; Cardozo, Freyres, and Ledesma; Gamarra, Barone, and Benítez.

WHERE TO WATCH FLAMENGO VS. OLIMPIA?

In summary, FlamengoTV, on YouTube, will broadcast the match with live footage for all of Brazil. In addition, Sportv 3, X Sports, and Disney+ will also show the game. Coluna do Fla, of course, will bring you all the information about the match as soon as the final whistle blows.

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