In a thrilling match at Maracanã, Flamengo faced off against Lanús for the Recopa title, with both teams vying for the prestigious trophy. Flamengo initially took the home advantage by winning the regulation time 2-1, bringing the aggregate score to a tie after having lost the first match 1-0. However, key mistakes and a strong performance from Lanús in extra time turned the match in favor of the Argentine side.

During normal time, Flamengo's goalkeeper Rossi made a critical error that led to Lanús opening the scoring with a goal from Castillo. Flamengo quickly responded with goals from Arrascaeta and a penalty by Jorginho, pushing them ahead and into a winning position. However, the excitement of the match escalated during the additional period where Lanús struck back decisively, scoring twice and ultimately sealing their victory with a final score of 3-2.

This loss marks a significant moment for Flamengo, as they were unable to secure the title despite having a home advantage. The match demonstrated not only the resilience of Lanús but also raised questions about Flamengo's defensive strategy, particularly during crucial moments of the game. As Flamengo and their fans digest this heart-wrenching defeat, the implications of this loss will likely be felt in their upcoming fixtures as they seek redemption in the competitive landscape of Brazilian football.