In a thrilling match held at the iconic Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Lanús emerged victorious over Flamengo with a final score of 3-2, capturing the Recopa Sudamericana. The match concluded dramatically as Lanús scored two goals in the dying moments of extra time, cementing their comeback after initially trailing in the second leg of the contested title. This victory not only secured the title but also marked Lanús's fourth international trophy, showcasing their growing reputation in South American football.

The match followed a competitive format where the winners of the Copa Libertadores and the Copa Sudamericana face off. After a 1-0 win for Lanús in Argentina, Flamengo responded with a 2-1 victory in normal time, which set the stage for the tense extra time. The comeback from Lanús was a testament to their resilience and tactical prowess, as they managed to turn around their fortunes in a high-stakes match against a historically strong Brazilian opponent.

This win is significant for Lanús as it represents their second international title in a short span of just over three months, having previously defeated Atlético Mineiro in Asunción. The triumph at the Maracanã, amidst rainy conditions, highlights Lanús's emerging influence in South American football and sets a strong foundation for their future endeavors as they continue to compete at high levels.