Bruno Henrique and Danilo Start for Flamengo While Carlos Miguel Guards Goal for Palmeiras
On Saturday, Flamengo and Palmeiras announced their lineups for the Copa Libertadores final, taking place at the Monumental Stadium in Lima. Bruno Henrique and Danilo are set to start for Flamengo, while Carlos Miguel will guard the goal for Palmeiras. The match was originally scheduled for 16:00 local time (21:00 GMT) but has been delayed by 15 minutes.
Starting Lineups for the Finals
Flamengo’s Offensive Strategy
- Bruno Henrique, 34, leads the attack as a center forward.
- Colombian Jorge Carrascal and Samuel Lino will play on the flanks.
- Giorgian De Arrascaeta operates in the playmaking role.
Defensive Setup for Flamengo
- Danilo and Léo Pereira form the central defense.
- Léo Ortiz, recovering from an ankle injury, is on the bench.
Palmeiras’ Defensive Line
- Carlos Miguel remains the starting goalkeeper despite Weverton’s recovery from injury.
- Palmeiras will deploy three central defenders, including Bruno Fuchs, Gustavo Gómez, and Murilo.
Offensive Threats from Palmeiras
- Vitor Roque and José Manuel López are tasked with leading the attack.
- Coach Abel Ferreira’s lineup shows no surprises.
The Stakes of the Match
The winner of this match will become the first Brazilian club to achieve four Copa Libertadores titles. As the two teams prepare to face each other, the anticipation builds for an exciting clash.
Match Preview
This final showcases top talents and strategic approaches from both clubs. With skilled players like Bruno Henrique and Carlos Miguel in key positions, fans can expect a thrilling encounter.
Match Details
| Team | Starting XI |
|---|---|
| Flamengo | Agustín Rossi, Guillermo Varela, Danilo, Léo Pereira, Alex Sandro, Jorginho, Erick Pulgar, Jorge Carrascal, Giorgian De Arrascaeta, Samuel Lino, Bruno Henrique |
| Palmeiras | Carlos Miguel, Bruno Fuchs, Gustavo Gómez, Murilo, Khellven, Andreas Pereira, Raphael Veiga, Allan, Joaquín Piquerez, José Manuel López, Vitor Roque |
The match is set to be a historic moment for Brazilian football, highlighting the fierce rivalry between Flamengo and Palmeiras.