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Flamengo’s Libertadores Match Takes Place This Wednesday (29th)

Flamengo returns to the field this Wednesday (29th), when they face Racing (ARG) in a clash that will decide a spot in the final of the Libertadores.

Thus, for the match that kicks off at 9:30 PM (Brasília time), Coluna do Fla brings details of the game so that Flamengo fans can stay up to date on everything about the Most Beloved.

How is Flamengo coming into the match?

In summary, to face Racing, Flamengo has two confirmed absences. Thus, Everton Cebolinha, who is still recovering from a hip injury, is out of the Flamengo match this Wednesday (29th).

In addition, Pedro, who suffered a forearm fracture, will not be available for Flamengo in the game against Racing. Other than that, the tendency is that Filipe Luís will have the rest of the squad ready to take the field.

And what about Racing?

On the other hand, Racing, coached by Gustavo Costas, has four confirmed absences. Thus, Santiago Sosa, Franco Pardo, Alan Forneris, and Elías Torres, all injured, will miss the match against Flamengo.

Who is broadcasting the match?

Finally, the clash between Flamengo and Racing will be broadcast live by Rede Globo (open TV), as well as GETV (YouTube), ESPN (cable channel), and Disney+ (streaming).

On the other hand, on Coluna do Fla TV on YouTube, Flamengo fans can check out all the details from Filipe Luís’s post-match press conference, as well as the mixed zone directly from Argentina.

RACING vs FLAMENGO?MATCH DETAILS:

Venue: Estádio Presidente Perón (El Cilindro), Argentina Competition: Copa Libertadores, second leg of the semifinals Date: October 29, 2025, Wednesday Time: 9:30 PM (Brasília time) Broadcast: Rede Globo (open TV), GETV (YouTube), ESPN (cable channel), and Disney+ (streaming) Referee: Piero Maza Assistants: Cláudio Urrutia and José Retamal VAR: Juan Lara

What are the probable lineups?

Racing: Facundo Cambeses; Facundo Mura, Nazareno Colombo, Marcos Rojo, and Gabriel Rojas; Juan Nardoni, Agustín Almendra, Zucilino; Santiago Solari, Maravilla Martínez, and Balboa. Coach: Gustavo Costas.

Flamengo: Rossi; Varela (Royal), Léo Ortiz, Léo Pereira, Alex Sandro; Pulgar, Jorginho, Saúl (Samuel Lino); Plata, Arrascaeta, and Carrascal. Coach: Filipe Luís.

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