Flamengo finishes the first part of the Brasileirão with a 100% attendance record as a visitor.

Flamengo played its last match outside of Rio before the break for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, reaffirming a hallmark of the club throughout the country: playing with the away section of the stands packed. In all of its away games during this first stage of the Brazilian Championship, Flamengo sold out, reinforcing the club's national reach.
 

Beyond the support in the stands, the performance on the field mirrored the atmosphere created by the fans. Flamengo finished this period with the best away record in the Brazilian Championship so far. In nine games, they had five wins, two draws, and only two losses, scoring 15 goals and conceding only six. 

Flamengo's away games in the first part of the Brazilian Championship were:

• 28/01 – São Paulo 2x1 Flamengo;

• 10/02 – Vitória 1x2 Flamengo;

• 14/03 – Botafogo 0x3 Flamengo;

• 22/03 – Corinthians 1x1 Flamengo;

• 02/04 – Bragantino 3x0 Flamengo;

• 12/04 – Fluminense 1x2 Flamengo;

• 26/04 – Atlético-MG 0x4 Flamengo;

• 10/05 – Grêmio 0x1 Flamengo;

• 17/05 – Athletico-PR 1x1 Flamengo.

To keep pace with this movement of the Flamengo fans and provide an increasingly safe and comfortable environment wherever they play, Flamengo has sought to strengthen ties with the home clubs, federations, and local public security agencies. This work of bringing these entities closer together has yielded good results so far.