he Flamingo Celebrated in Rio de Janeiro after its dedication Copa Libertadores champion Against Palmeiras. With filling About 500,000 peopleHe was Looting and casualties Its concentration saturated the downtown streets from early on.
The tour took place on the university campus On an electric buswhich they advanced through areas such as Avenida Presidente Vargas and Zumbi dos Palmares Monument. Several blocks remained blocked From the morning to ensure the vehicle’s passage.
After landing before noon, the convoy set off with the players waving from the top of the bus. The celebration was completed The music, the drums and the crowdWhile some fans climbed poles, facades or municipal trucks.
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In order to mitigate the impact of the convoy, the prefecture had a special plan that included: Extension of the metro, 250 chemical toilets, medical assistance points, and closure of some streets.
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However, as the celebration progressed, a funny event occurred: Broken replica cup At the upper end, directly at the intersection between the sphere and the shape. They added that it is to prevent it from breaking completely Duct tape.
There were violations regarding the conclusion of holiday scenes: Bullfighting, use of tear gas and arrestsAccording to local media reports. The pictures showed people being treated for pain and others covering their faces to withstand the effects of the gas.
After nearly two hours of wandering around downtown Rio de Janeiro, the celebration was over with the hope of repeating it in a few days with the Brazilian league title on his arm. To do that, Flamengo only needs to beat home side Ceara on Wednesday or simply hope that Elmiras, who play at the same time, do not win in their visit to Atlético Mineiro.
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Players’ words
Among the most prominent players were Colombian Jorge Carrascal, who scored the only goal in the match, Danilo, Ecuadorian Gonzalo Plata, Uruguayan Matías Viña and Giorgian de Arrascaeta, and coach Felipe Luis. The first intervention was from scorer Pedro when he declared: “It’s an honor to be here with our fans“, before singing the anthem, which was chanted by the entire audience.
Also attracting attention was the T-shirt displayed by Leo Ortiz, which read: “If I had to die for Flamengo, I would do it on the pitchPlata did not forget his city rival, Vasco da Gama: “This here is not Basque, this here is Flamingo‘ he shouted, causing ecstasy among the crowd.
For his part, Viña remembers his opponent in the final and “Palmereis has no World Cup,” he famously sang.a popular chant dedicated to Ferdau by rival fans to remember that he never won an Intercontinental Championship.
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