Flamengo under-20 steamroller Bayer Leverkusen in friendly on home soil 🇧🇷
The game at Gávea is at halftime, and Fla is leading 4 x 0.
Fla is fielding a team full of youngsters with some reinforcements from the professional squad (like goalkeeper Matheus Cunha).
And the German club is lined up with a reserve team, but with names like Arthur, Hofmann, and Boniface.
Lorran opened the scoring. Arthur (own goal), Matheus Gonçalves, and Pedro Leão extended the lead. See three goals in the images from TNT Sports:
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