Flamengo became the first Brazilian team to win the Copa Libertadores four times after defeating Palmeiras 1-0 in the final held in Lima. The only goal of the match was scored by Danilo in the 66th minute, sending the Flamengo fanbase into a frenzy. Back in Rio, a ’red and black wave’ of supporters celebrated the historic tetracampeonato, packing the Maracanã Stadium for a official Fan Fest event, mirroring the celebrations from their 2019 victory.
The official victory celebration was planned for the following day in Rio’s city center. The city’s mayor’s office set up a special security and logistics plan to accommodate the expected 500,000 attendees. The players were scheduled to arrive at Galeão Airport and parade through the streets, starting on Rua Primeiro de Março and concluding on Avenida Presidente Antônio Carlos. Road closures around the parade route were set to begin early in the morning to facilitate the massive event.
The triumph solidifies Flamengo’s status as a South American soccer powerhouse. The team’s victory was celebrated not only in Rio but by fans across Brazil, marking a significant achievement in the club’s storied history. The celebrations showcased the deep passion and unwavering support of the Flamengo faithful, turning the city into a giant party.
