🤣 Fla and Mirassol players go viral before kick-off at the Maracanã
Only one "detail" was missing: the Brasileirão sponsor material was still on the field.
Flamengo and Mirassol players had to step in.
Plata and Emerson Royal helped out on the red-and-black side.
Meanwhile, the Leão "collaborated" with Reinaldo and Edson Carioca.
Afterwards, those responsible "completed" the job.
And some banter on the field.
This unusual moment brought back memories of a historic episode: Fla and Vasco players pushing an ambulance at Mané Garrincha.
Who remembers?
On the field, Flamengo defeated Mirassol, who had gone nine games unbeaten.
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