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Flamengo’s Brasileirão match will not be broadcast on free-to-air TV

This Saturday (23), Flamengo returns to the pitch to face Palmeiras. The match, valid for the 17th round of the Brasileirão, kicks off at 9 p.m. (Brasília time). So, who will broadcast the clash?

In short, the match between Flamengo and Palmeiras will not be shown on free-to-air TV. That is because Rede Globo will not air the match. However, Premiere, on pay-per-view, will broadcast the game live and exclusively.

What about Coluna do Fla TV?

It is also important to point out that, as is already tradition, Coluna do Fla TV will cover every detail of Flamengo’s game in the Brasileirão from the pre-match onward. So, not to miss any detail of the clash against Palmeiras, just stay tuned to the live stream on YouTube.

What is Flamengo’s situation?

It is worth remembering that the Flamengo vs Palmeiras match is being considered a kind of ‘early final,’ since it features the top two teams in the Brasileirão table. While the São Paulo side leads the championship with 35 points, the Most Beloved sits second with 31.

With that, if they beat Palmeiras, Flamengo would move to just one point behind the leaders. However, the Rubro-Negro side still has one game in hand compared to the São Paulo team. So far, the CBF has not rescheduled Fla’s match against Mirassol, postponed from the fourth round of the Brasileirão.

How has the squad been preparing?

After qualifying for the round of 16 of the Libertadores on Wednesday (20), the Flamengo squad did not get any rest. On Thursday (21), they began preparations for the match against Palmeiras. This Friday (22), they are stepping up the work. Finally, on Saturday (23), hours before the match, they will have an activation session at Ninho do Urubu.

Flamengo and Palmeiras face off starting at 9 p.m. (Brasília time) this Saturday (23). The clash, valid for the 17th round of the Brasileirão, will take place at the Maracanã, with a full house expected, as is customary for the Rubro-Negro Nation.

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