Zico’s festive match features Flamengo quartet and trophies on the pitch | OneFootball

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·28 de dezembro de 2025

Zico’s festive match features Flamengo quartet and trophies on the pitch

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The Maracanã experienced another night of nostalgia and celebration at the end of December. The 21st edition of the Game of the Stars, the traditional charity event organized by Zico, turned the temple of football into an extension of the Ninho do Urubu. The 10-6 score for the Red Team (Zico's team) was the least important aspect compared to the spectacle, which also served to crown a magical year for Flamengo fans.

Meeting of Generations

The highlight of the night was the presence of a quartet that symbolizes the strength of the current squad: Léo Ortiz, Jorginho, Arrascaeta, and Pedro. The four, who were key players throughout the season, showcased their skills. Before the match began, the Temple of Football erupted with the display of the Libertadores and Brazilian Championship trophies, both won by the Rubro-Negro this year.


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On the pitch, the image that moved the audience was seeing this quartet sharing the field with the pillars of the golden era: Zico and Júnior. Watching the “Maestro” crossing balls to Pedro and the “Little Rooster” setting the pace for Arrascaeta was a gift for the thousands of fans present.

Eternal Idols and Net Shaking

As tradition dictates, the game was a festival of goals and spectacular plays. The host of the party, Zico, did not disappoint: he played during the first half and, of course, scored, to the delight of the crowd. Romário, the “Shorty,” also made his presence felt and found the net.

Another player who thrilled the fans was Adriano Imperador, who also scored a goal. Besides them, the celebration included other great Flamengo idols, among them Petkovic, Renato Gaúcho, Sávio, and Rafinha, who relived magical moments at Maraca.

The “Intruder” Champion

Despite the Rubro-Negro dominance, the event also made room for highlights from other clubs. Breno Bidon, a young talent from Corinthians, made an appearance and was celebrated. The midfielder returned to the stage where he recently lifted the Copa do Brasil trophy at Maracanã, after the 2-1 victory over Vasco.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.

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