Flamengo v Internacional: Where to watch Copa Libertadores last 16 | OneFootball

Flamengo and Internacional face off this Wednesday (20) at the Beira-Rio Stadium

Flamengo takes to the field this Wednesday (20) to face Internacional at the Beira-Rio Stadium, in the return leg of the Libertadores round of 16. Coluna do Fla reports that Globo will broadcast the game on open TV, with kickoff scheduled for 21:30 (Brasília time). Additionally, ESPN (closed channel) and Disney+ (streaming) will also broadcast the match.

AND WHAT ABOUT COLUNA DO FLA?

Representing Coluna do Fla, Simon Lédo will be at Beira-Rio, providing complete coverage of the game that will determine Mengão's classification to the Libertadores quarterfinals, with images and videos of the match. Furthermore, there will be reports directly from the mixed zone and the post-game press conference with coach Filipe Luís.

On the website, coverage will take place in real-time, with play-by-play of the match, as well as special articles that follow everything before, during, and after the game, including interviews, analysis, and repercussions of the match. Stay tuned to Coluna do Fla and don't miss any news about Mengão in the fight for a spot in the quarterfinals!

HOW IS FLAMENGO PREPARING FOR THE GAME?

After defeating Internacional 3-1 at the Beira-Rio Stadium in the 20th round of the Brasileirão, last Sunday (17), Flamengo's players remained in the capital of Rio Grande do Sul. Already on Monday (18), the team had their first training session at Grêmio's CT, focusing on the new confrontation with the colorado team.

Finally, on Tuesday (19), Filipe Luís led the last activity before the match. The training session took place again at Grêmio's CT, starting at 15:30 (Brasília time), when the red-black coach defined the starting lineup.

HOW DO THE LIBERTADORES ROUND OF 16 WORK?

After the draw for the round of 16 matchups, held by Conmebol, the home teams were determined considering the group stage. This is because the best classified team decides the spot for the next phase at home.

Qualified in second place in group C of the Libertadores, Flamengo faces Internacional, who advanced in first place in key F. In other words, the first leg took place at the Maracanã last Wednesday (13), and the return match takes place at Beira-Rio this Wednesday (20).

Since Flamengo won the first game 1-0, they can even draw the return match and still guarantee direct classification to the quarterfinals. However, if Mengão loses by only one goal difference, the match will end tied in the aggregate, and the spot will be decided on penalties.

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