Flamengo v Santiago Wanderers: Libertadores U20 final preview | OneFootball

Flamengo's Game Takes Place This Sunday (22) in Quito, Ecuador

In pursuit of their third Under-20 Copa Libertadores championship, Flamengo faces Santiago Wanderers (CHI) this Sunday (22), starting at 6:30 PM (Brasília time). The final will be held at Estadio Banco Guayaquil in Quito, Ecuador, at an altitude of 2,850 meters, promising an extra physical challenge for the red-black team.

As the tournament's most successful team with two titles, Flamengo aims to secure their third championship. To achieve this, FlamengoTV will broadcast the game on YouTube, bringing images to all of Brazil.

Additionally, SporTV on cable and Goat, also on YouTube, will cover the match. Finally, Coluna do Fla will provide all the information about the match as soon as the game ends.

WHAT IS FLAMENGO'S PROBABLE LINEUP?

Léo Nannetti, Daniel Salles, João Victor, Da Mata, Gustavo Ramirez; Kaio Nóbrega, Luiz Felipe, Guilherme; Ryan Roberto, Alan Santos, and Josmar. Coach: Bruno Pivetti.

Undefeated in the competition, with three wins and one draw, Flamengo is expected to maintain the core that led the team to the grand final, scoring ten goals and conceding only three. For the final, coach Bruno Pivetti will have his best lineup available, including the tournament's top scorer, Ryan Roberto.

AND WHAT ABOUT SANTIAGO WANDERERS?

Similarly to Flamengo, Santiago Wanderers also have a campaign with three wins and one draw, but with nine goals scored and five conceded. Forward Christian Silva has scored four times and is the top scorer for the Chilean team in the tournament.

Thus, the probable lineup for the team led by Felipe Salinas is as follows: Fabiano Avello, Amaro Silva, Benjamin Adasme, Cristopher Valenzuela, Taizo Bahamondes, Alexander Dubó; Cristóbal Villaroel, Cristóbal Ponce, Lucas Avendaño; Ignacio Flores, and Christian Silva.

IS FLAMENGO AIMING FOR THE UNDER-20 LIBERTADORES TRIPLE CROWN?

Flamengo is the current two-time champion of the Under-20 Libertadores. First, the Garotos do Ninho defeated Boca Jrs. (ARG) 2-1 in the 2024 final, and then they beat Palmeiras (BRA) on penalties in 2025, after a 1-1 draw in regular time.

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