Flamengo host Deportivo Táchira at the Maracanã on Wednesday in their final Copa Libertadores group-stage match.
Flamengo need a win to guarantee direct qualification for the Round of 16, while Táchira are already eliminated after losing all five group games. The hosts will be confident of winning again, after a 2-0 win over Palmeiras in their league outing a few days ago.
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How to watch Flamengo vs Deportivo Tachira online - TV channels & live streams
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Flamengo vs Deportivo Tachira kick-off time
The match will be played at the Maracanã on Wednesday, with kick-off at 8.30 pm ET for fans in the US.
Team news & squads
Flamengo team news
Flamengo come into this match in strong form, unbeaten in their last six games across all competitions and fresh off a 2-0 away win over Palmeiras in the Brazilian Serie A. Their defense has been outstanding, conceding just three goals in five Libertadores matches—the joint-best record in the competition.
However, Filipe Luís’s squad is missing several key players: Nicolás De la Cruz, Gonzalo Plata, Erick Pulgar, and Allan are all out injured, and Matías Viña remains a doubt, having yet to feature in 2025.
Deportivo Tachira team news
Deportivo Táchira, meanwhile, have endured a miserable Libertadores campaign, losing all five matches and conceding ten goals while scoring just four. Their domestic form is better, but with nothing left to play for in the group, head coach Édgar Pérez Greco is expected to rotate heavily and rest key players for upcoming Venezuelan league fixtures.
Táchira will also be without suspended defenders Edicson Tamiche and Carlos Sosa, both sent off in their last group match.


