Flamengo players celebrate their victory over Racing at Presidente Perón Stadium, advancing to the Copa Libertadores final amid a vibrant crowd of fans.
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Flamengo advances to Copa Libertadores final after beating Racing

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In a tense return leg semifinal of the Copa Libertadores, Flamengo defeated Racing at the Presidente Perón Stadium in Avellaneda, securing their spot as the tournament's first finalist. The match, highlighted by a spectacular welcome from Academy fans, sparked hundreds of memes and reactions on social media. Racing aimed to overturn the 0-1 first-leg loss but failed to achieve the required result to advance for the first time since 1967.

The return leg of the 2025 Copa Libertadores semifinals took place on October 29 at the Cilindro in Avellaneda, home of Racing Club. Originally scheduled for 21:30 Argentina time, the kickoff was delayed 20 minutes to 21:50 due to traffic delaying Flamengo's bus arrival. Racing fans staged an impressive welcome with flares, fireworks, and crowds in the streets, filling the Presidente Perón Stadium, located on Mozart and Omar Oreste Corbatta streets.

Racing, coached by Gustavo Costas, fielded Facundo Cambeses in goal; Facundo Mura, Nazareno Colombo, Marcos Rojo, and Gabriel Rojas in defense; Bruno Zuculini, Juan Ignacio Nardoni, and Agustín Almendra in midfield; and Santiago Solari, Tomás Conechny, and Adrián Martínez up front. Flamengo, led by Filipe Luis, started Agustín Rossi; Guillermo Varela, Léo Ortiz, Léo Pereira, and Alex Sandro; Erick Pulgar, Jorginho, and Giorgian De Arrascaeta; alongside Jorge Carrascal, Luiz Araújo, and Gonzalo Plata.

In the first leg on October 22, Flamengo had won 1-0 in Brazil. To advance, Racing needed a two-goal victory or more, or a one-goal win to go to penalties. Recent history favored Flamengo, with wins in key prior matches. In the first half, the score stayed 0-0, with chances like Luiz Araújo's shot wide at the 9th minute, Cambeses' save at the 15th against Varela, and Conechny's header at the 11th.

Ultimately, Flamengo advanced as the first finalist, deciding the tie. Social media buzzed with memes and comments about the match, capturing fans' passion. Santiago Sosa, injured in the first leg from a clash with Rojo, joined the team huddle pre-game. The match was broadcast live on Disney+ Premium.

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Racing Club goalkeeper Facundo Cambeses saves penalty in shootout victory over Tigre, advancing to Clausura semifinals.
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Racing eliminates Tigre on penalties and advances to Clausura semifinals

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Racing Club defeated Tigre on penalties after a 0-0 draw in 120 minutes during the 2025 Torneo Clausura quarterfinals. Goalkeeper Facundo Cambeses was pivotal, saving two penalties to secure a 4-2 shootout win. The team will face Boca Juniors in the semifinals.

Racing Club defeated Boca Juniors 1-0 at La Bombonera in the Torneo Clausura 2025 semifinals, thanks to a header from Adrián 'Maravilla' Martínez that ended a 10-match scoring drought. Gustavo Costas' team advanced to the final against the winner of Gimnasia and Estudiantes. Boca's elimination means they miss the 2026 Copa Libertadores, handing River Plate a spot in the Copa Sudamericana.

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Flamengo clinched the 2025 Copa Libertadores title with a 1-0 victory over Palmeiras in the final at Lima's Estadio Monumental. Danilo's header in the 67th minute secured the win for the Rio de Janeiro side, now the most successful Brazilian club with four titles. Chilean midfielder Erick Pulgar, a starter, dodged an early red card and helped secure the triumph.

Rosario Central secured its first win in the Apertura Tournament by beating Racing 2-1 in Avellaneda, thanks to a stellar performance from Ángel Di María, who scored and assisted the second goal. The match was played on a poor pitch that impacted the game's flow. Racing pulled one back in the first half but couldn't mount a comeback in the second.

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Corinthians won the Supercopa Rei by defeating Flamengo 2-0 on Sunday (February 1), at Arena BRB Mané Garrincha in Brasília, with goals from Gabriel Paulista and Yuri Alberto. The match drew a record 71,244 fans and featured the expulsion of Carrascal after a VAR review. Officials including STF ministers and Carlo Ancelotti attended the game.

Paris Saint-Germain defeated Flamengo 2-1 in a penalty shootout following a 1-1 draw in the FIFA Intercontinental Cup final at Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium in Qatar. Backup goalkeeper Matvey Safonov starred with key saves, securing PSG's sixth trophy of 2025 after Flamengo's strong tournament run past Cruz Azul and Pyramids FC.

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Vasco da Gama defeated Fluminense on penalties after an aggregate draw to secure a spot in the 2025 Copa do Brasil final. Earlier, Corinthians overcame Cruzeiro in a penalty shootout following a tie and joined the Rio club in the showdown. The final will be played over two legs on December 17 and 21.

 

 

 

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