Copa Libertadores 2023: Flamengo vs Racing Club Preview and Viewing Details

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The Academy travels to Maracanã to face Flamengo in Group A’s fifth round, aiming to claim the top spot in the group.

Racing Club visits Flamengo in the fifth round of Group A in the 2023 Copa Libertadores. The Argentine side arrives at the Maracanã already through to the round of 16 thanks to a recent draw between Aucas and Ñublense, with the possibility of sealing first place with at least a draw. The home team, Flamengo, hopes to rebound after a less decisive start in the continental competition and pursues a victory that would keep their progression on track while tightening the route to the knockout phase.

Racing has enjoyed a strong start to its Copa Libertadores campaign, remaining undefeated and having just secured a 2-1 win in Quito. Flamengo, led by coach Fernando Gago, will face an opponent showing solid form, while Flamengo themselves endured tougher moments, drawing 1-1 on their last trip to Chile. A win for Flamengo would significantly boost their chances of advancing, although it would not guarantee finishing first in the group on its own. If Racing defeats Ñublense in Avellaneda on the final matchday, Flamengo could still be edged out of top spot depending on other results tonight in Rio de Janeiro.

Copa Libertadores 2023: kickoff, ads, and match schedule

WHEN IS IT?

HOW TO WATCH ON TV

The match between Flamengo and Racing is broadcast in Argentina by Fox Sports and Telefe. Across most of South America it will be shown on ESPN4, while in Mexico it will be available on ESPN2.

HOW TO WATCH VIA STREAMING

The game can be streamed free in Argentina via the Pluto TV app and on the Twitch channel of the broadcast partner. Across South America and Mexico, Star+ provides live coverage of the match.

Star+ is the streaming service carrying ESPN sports and live events, plus a wide range of shows and movies. It offers a familiar lineup, including local productions and popular series, all in one place for convenient viewing.

WHO CALLS THE ACTION AND WHO PROVIDES COMMENTARY?

Hernán De Lorenzi handles play by play for Fox Sports, with Miguel Osovi offering analysis. On Telefe, Pablo Giralt narrates while Juan Pablo Varsky provides commentary, joined by Narella Senra from the sidelines. This broadcast setup will be mirrored by the stadium’s on-site team.

On Star+, Federico Bulos narrates, Esteban Edul provides analysis, and Tomás Dávila reports from the field.

FORMATIONS

FLAMENGO

To be confirmed.

RACING

To be confirmed.

Notes: All teams and staff details reflect the competition’s official lineup as available prior to kickoff.

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