🇧🇷 FLUMINENSE CHAMPION OF THE LIBERTADORES 2023! — Walking through the Fans' Party in Rio de Janeiro

Fluminense is champion of the Copa Libertadores da América, the main American tournament. In an exciting match against rival Boca Juniors, a traditional Argentine club, Fluminense reached the score of 2-1 in extra time, guaranteeing the title at the Maracanã Stadium (also known as Estádio Jornalista Mario Filho). I followed the fans' party at the main stronghold of the Tricolor fans (as the Fluminense fans are known), which is in Praça São Salvador in the Laranjeiras neighborhood. The square is 600m from the headquarters of the Fluminense Football Club, which is why the tricolors took the square for themselves to hold their Copa Libertadores da América champion party. With the victory, Fluminense will now compete for the FIFA Club World Cup title. The Fluminense Football Club, commonly referred to simply as Fluminense or by its nicknames Flu, Fluzão and Nense, is a multi-sport and cultural association based in the neighborhood of Laranjeiras, South Zone of the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, founded on July 21, 1902. It is a sporting civil society, whose main activity is football. One of the four big clubs in Rio de Janeiro, the first among the twelve big clubs in Brazilian football to enter the field and to bear the word football in its name, Fluminense is the club that has competed in the most state championships in Brazil, present in all editions of the Carioca Football Championship since 1906, winning on thirty-three occasions.[5][6] In national competitions, it is one of the most successful teams, with four Brazilian Football Championship titles, in which Fluminense is also the Rio de Janeiro club with the most appearances in the top four, and a Brazilian Cup, having participated in three finals. In international competitions, in addition to winning the 1952 Copa Rio, Fluminense boasts the title of the 2023 Copa Libertadores da América (a competition in which it was also runner-up in 2008) and a runner-up in the 2009 Copa Sudamericana. It also boasts important national and international titles in its youth categories and in Olympic and amateur sports, with its greatest achievement in other sports being the 1949 Olympic Cup, standing out among its South American titles in team Olympic sports, an unprecedented sixth South American championship in women's volleyball. The club has played since 1904 at the Manoel Schwartz Stadium, better known as the Laranjeiras Stadium, with the building itself, erected in 1919, being the first cement stadium in Latin America, one of Fluminense's many pioneering achievements. The team's success inspired at least 72 other clubs that use his name in America, Europe and Africa, without considering clubs that honored him on their uniform or shield. Saturday, 05:00 p.m. Nov 04, 2023 06:00 START OF THE MATCH 06:46 1st GOAL FOR FLUMINENSE 09:30 GAME BREAK 14:28 2nd HALF 16:50 END OF 2nd HALF 18:51 2nd GOAL FOR FLUMINENSE 22:46 END OF GAME: FLUMINENSE CHAMPION! SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL! BE A MEMBER OF THE CHANNEL    / @vortc   CHECK OUT ALL OUR VIDEOS!    / @vortc   .