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Mariana Fonseca has predicted who will win the match valid for the sixth round of the Libertadores group stage
Flamengo and Ocas (EQU) will meet on Wednesday (28), in the sixth round of the group stage in the Libertadores. The match will take place in the Maracanã, at 21:30 (Brasilian time), and Mais Querido is only relying on herself to be able to advance in the competition. Aiming to clash, seer Mariana Fonseca’s prognosis couldn’t be better for Fla.
– Aucas shows the completion of the cycle, right? We open with coffins, center lilies and finish with rats, which show wear and tear. defeat itself. The coffin shows this end. He may have already finished his placement here in the Copa CONMEBOL Libertadores. I will say one thing, Aucas’ defeat is very likely. Mariana said that although Flamengo needs to be careful, I think Fla wins this match.
What does a flamingo need to qualify
To qualify for the Libertadores, Flamengo only needs a draw with Ocas on Wednesday. In the event of a defeat, Mais Querido needs to observe the match between Ñublense (CHI) and Racing (ARG). A victory for the Chilean team, which is in third place with five points, will give the same score as Fla, but Rubro Negro has an advantage in goal difference.
To qualify in pole position, Team da Gávea would need to beat Aucas and hope Racing faltered against Ñublense. In the event of a tie, Flamengo will need to watch out for goal difference. If the Argentine national team is defeated, then only victory is enough for the dearest.
Flamengo and Ocas face each other on Wednesday (28), in the Maracana, at 21:30 (Brasilian time), for the sixth round of the group stage of the America Libertadores. Coluna do Fla is broadcasting the duel live Youtube.
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