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Flamengo faces Lanús for Recopa title live on Rádio Nacional

Rádio Nacional broadcasts Flamengo vs Lanús (ARG) this Thursday (27) for the Recopa final live from Maracanã, starting at 9:15 p.m. The second leg of the Conmebol Recopa promises high drama at Maracanã. After losing 1–0 in Argentina, Flamengo must win by two goals to lift the trophy in regular time. A one-goal victory forces overtime, and if the draw remains, penalties will decide the champion.

Live broadcast and full coverage

Rádio Nacional goes on air at 9:15 p.m., with pre-game coverage hosted by André Luiz Mendes. Commentary comes from Rodrigo Ricardo, and Bruno Mendes reports from the sidelines. The match airs on AM, shortwave (OC), FM in Rio, and Alto Solimões—plus via the National Public Communication Network (RNCP) and partner stations. Fans can tune in via radio, the Rádios EBC app, or the broadcaster’s website, with live audio streaming. Nacional FM in other cities continues its regular musical programming during the game.

Recopa: clash of South American champions

The Conmebol Recopa pits the Copa Libertadores champion against the Copa Sudamericana champion in a two-legged showdown to crown the “champion of champions” of South America. The title is determined by the aggregate score.

Rádio Nacional’s sports tradition

With nearly 90 years of history, Rádio Nacional remains a benchmark in Brazilian sports broadcasting. Beyond match coverage, it also produces analysis and news programs like Stadium on TV Brasil and Repórter Brasil newscasts. Listeners can follow match previews, post-game analysis, and interviews through Rádio Nacional’s daily programming and digital platforms.

Service

Conmebol Recopa 2026 – Flamengo vs Lanús (ARG) Date: Thursday, February 27 Time: Pre-game at 9:15 p.m. / Kick-off at 9:30 p.m. Broadcast: Rádio Nacional RJ (AM, OC, FM), Alto Solimões, RNCP, and partner stations Also available on: Rádios EBC app and official website Photo: Divulgação
Flamengo faces Lanús for Recopa title live on Rádio Nacional
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