They are warming up: Palmeiras x Flamengo final starts at 6:15 pm at Monumental de Lima
Palmeiras and Flamengo decide this Saturday, November 29, 2025, the Conmebol Libertadores title in a single match at Estádio Monumental, at Lima, at Peru. The game, originally scheduled for 6pm (Brasília time), will start at 6:15pm after a delay in the arrival of the Palmeiras delegation at the stadium. Quem winning will be the first Brazilian club to win the competition’s fourth title.
Conmebol confirmed the new time at 3:20 pm (from Brasília), when Palmeiras was still leaving the hotel. The teams are already in the dressing room, with official squads announced and warm-ups underway on the Peruvian pitch.
The decision brings together the last two Brazilian champions of Libertadores: Flamengo (2022) and Palmeiras (2021 and 2020). The clash pits coaches Filipe Luís, a debutant in continental finals, against each other, and Abel Ferreira, who is looking for his third title in five years in charge of alviverde.
Historical retrospective of the finalists
Palmeiras has the best overall performance in the history of Libertadores among Brazilian clubs. The team has played 254 games, with 146 wins and 498 goals scored.
Flamengo played 192 matches, won 108 victories and scored 354 goals in the competition. Ambos the clubs reach the final with three titles each.
Official lineups confirmed
Palmeiras enters the field without Weverton, injured, and with Carlos Miguel in goal. Gustavo Gómez reaches the milestone of 80 games for the club in Libertadores and equals the record for attendance in the competition.
Flamengo does not have Pedro, injured, and Plata, suspended. The team arrives at the stadium before the rival and has already completed a complete warm-up.
Argentine arbitration with Uruguayan VAR
Darío Herrera referees the match, assisted by Cristian Navarro and José Miguel Savorani at the flags. The VAR is under the command of Héctor Paletta, with three Uruguayan assistants.
Movement in the streets and in the stadium
Fans of Palmeiras and Flamengo occupy the streets of Lima from early in the morning. The Palmeiras sector has a greater visual presence in the Monumental two hours before the start.
In Brasil, Allianz Parque and Maracanã there are gatherings with barbecues and big screens. The expectation is for a record paying audience at the Peruvian stadium.
Path to the final
Palmeiras had the best campaign in the group stage and eliminated Universitario, River Plate and LDU, the latter with a historic 4-0 comeback after a 3-0 defeat at altitude.
Flamengo advanced in second place in the group, eliminated Internacional, Estudiantes on penalties and Racing with a minimum aggregate score of 1-0 in the semi-final.
The Rio club traveled 48 thousand kilometers and faced 57 hours of travel throughout the campaign.
Main pre-game moves (minute by minute)
- 3:20 pm (Brasília) – Palmeiras leaves the hotel later than scheduled
- 3:40 pm (Brasília) – Flamengo arrives at Estádio Monumental and starts warming up
- 4:10 pm (Brasília) – Conmebol confirms new time: ball rolls at 6:15 pm
- 4:30 pm (Brasília) – Escalações officials are released by both clubs
- 5:00 pm (Brasília) – Times return to the locker room after final warm-up
- 5:45 pm (Brasília) – Jogadores return to the pitch for the final adjustments
- 6:05 pm (Brasília) – Cerimônia closing and Libertadores anthem
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Decision regulation
In case of a draw at the end of 90 minutes, there will be a 30-minute extension divided into two halves of 15. Persistindo equality, the decision will go to penalties.
The winner lifts the cup this Saturday and guarantees a place in the Mundial of Clubes of 2026.
