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Flamengo’s Game Today Takes Place at 9 PM (Brasília Time)

This Monday (02), Fla returns to the field for the second leg of the semifinals of the Campeonato Carioca. So, check out the details about the Flamengo vs. Madureira match, scheduled for 9 PM (Brasília time).

Does Flamengo Have Any Absences?

So far, Flamengo has five confirmed absences for the match against Madureira. In summary, Bruno Henrique will not be available due to a pubalgia. On the other hand, Erick Pulgar, suffering from muscle pain after the match against Lanús (ARG), was also not called up for this Monday’s (02) match.

Additionally, Flamengo’s Medical Department ruled out Jorginho from the match against Madureira due to the midfielder’s physical fatigue in the Recopa match, as well as Léo Pereira. Finally, Saúl is still recovering from surgery on his left heel and is not yet available to Filipe Luís.

And What About Madureira?

Meanwhile, Madureira has only two confirmed absences for the match against Flamengo. They are: left-back Raphael Lourenço and midfielder Juninho, both injured.

Who Is Broadcasting Flamengo vs. Madureira?

It’s worth noting that the Flamengo vs. Madureira match will be broadcast live on Premiere (pay-per-view) and SporTV (subscription channel). Finally, Coluna do Fla TV on YouTube will keep an eye on all the details from pre-game to post-game.

It’s important to highlight that the semifinals of the Carioca are being played over two legs. With that, Flamengo comes into Thursday’s (02) match with an advantage. That’s because, in the first encounter, the Most Beloved defeated their Rio rival 3-0.

MADUREIRA vs. FLAMENGO?MATCH DETAILS:

Venue: Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro Competition: Campeonato Carioca, semifinal (second leg) Date: March 2, 2026, Monday Time: 9 PM (Brasília time) Referee: Carlos Tadeu Ferreira de Castro Assistants: Hugo Filemon Soares Pinto and Naiara Mendes Tavares VAR: Philip Georg Bennett

What Are the Probable Lineups?

Madureira: Neguete; Cauã Coutinho, Marcão, Jean, and Julião; Rodrigo Lindoso, Wallace Camilo, and Fubá; Geovane Maranhão, Jacó, and Everton. Coach: Toninho Andrade.

Flamengo: Andrew; Emerson Royal, Léo Ortiz, Vitão, and Alex Sandro; Evertton Araújo, De La Cruz, and Carrascal; Lucas Paquetá, Cebolinha, and Pedro. Coach: Filipe Luís.

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