Flamengo TV Schedule: When & Where to Watch Every Game
If you’re a Flamengo fan, missing a match is not an option. The good news is that the club’s TV schedule is easy to follow once you know the right sources. Below we break down the main broadcast channels, online streams, and handy tips to make sure you never miss a goal.
Top TV Channels for Flamengo Matches
In Brazil, the biggest networks carry Flamengo’s league and cup games. Rede Globo typically shows the high‑profile Brasileirão fixtures, especially the derbies against Fluminense or Vasco. Sport TV has rights to the Copa do Brasil and some South American competition games. For fans outside Brazil, ESPN Latin America streams many matches live, and the Globo International feed is available in the US, Portugal and a few European countries.
Check your local TV guide on Monday evenings – that’s when the schedule for the upcoming week is usually released. If you have a cable package, set a reminder for the channel and time slot. The schedule often changes due to mid‑week tournaments, so a quick glance at the guide each week keeps you up to date.
Online Streaming Options
Not everyone can lock onto a TV channel, and that’s where streaming shines. The official Flamengo website offers a live‑stream service for members, called "Flamengo TV". It shows every first‑team match, plus behind‑the‑scenes content and post‑game analysis. The subscription is cheap and works on smartphones, tablets, and computers.
If you prefer a free option, YouTube often streams the match through the club’s official channel, but only in regions where broadcasting rights allow it. Otherwise, apps like GloboPlay and Star+ carry the same feeds as their TV counterparts, so you can watch on the go. Remember to check the local time conversion – most matches are listed in Brasília time (BRT).
For those outside the Americas, the DAZN platform has recently added South American football to its catalog. A single subscription gives you live access to the Copa Libertadores and the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A, where Flamengo usually appears.
Pro tip: use a VPN set to a Brazilian server if you hit a geo‑block. The VPN routes your connection through Brazil, letting you watch the same streams as local fans.
Finally, don’t forget the social media alerts. Follow Flamengo’s official accounts on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook – they post match start times and last‑minute changes. A quick “turn on notifications” ensures you get a push alert right before kickoff.
With the right channel, a reliable streaming app, and a habit of checking the weekly schedule, you’ll be set to watch every Flamengo victory, every dramatic comeback, and every moment that makes the club special.
