1981 CR Flamengo season

Flamengo 1981 Modesto Bria(until 5 April) Dino Sani(8 April - 19 July) Paulo César Carpegiani(from 24 July) Head coach Antônio Augusto D. de Abranches President Estádio do Maracanã Brazilian Série A Quarter-finals Campeonato Carioca Champions Copa Libertadores Champions Intercontinental Cup Champions Nunes (16) Nunes (45) _red_hoops _red_hoops_redvneck _red_hoops _hoops_red 000000 FF0000 000000 FFFFFF 000000 _red_hoops _redshoulders _red_hoops 000000 FFFFFF 000000 FFFFFF 000000 _hoops_red 1980 1982 The 1981 football season is pt Clube de Regatas do Flamengo no's 86th year of existence, their 70th football season, and their 69th season in the top division of the Campeonato Carioca, the Rio de Janeiro state football league. In addition, it is their 11th in the top division of the Brazilian national football league, having never been relegated from either. Internationally, Flamengo participated in the 1981 Copa Libertadores, qualifying through winning the 1980 Brazilian Série A Championship. The 1981 season is regarded as the most successful and iconic season in Flamengo's history, in which they captured their first ever Copa Libertadores championship and defeated European Cup champions Liverpool by a score of 3 – 0 in the Intercontinental Cup in Tokyo, Japan. The team accomplished the feat of winning three trophies (the Copa Libertadores final, the Campeonato Carioca final, and the Intercontinental Cup) in a span of 21 days. This made Zico's Flamengo only the second Brazilian club to win a Mundial (world championship), after Pelé's Santos. Friendlies National friendly Flamengo played one pre-season match against São Paulo before the start of the national league season. 14 January 1981 São Paulo 0 – 2 W Friendly Flamengo Adílio Nunes Morumbi, São Paulo Copa Punta del Este The 1981 Copa Punta del Este was a friendly invitational tournament contested by Flamengo, Grêmio, Peñarol of Uruguay, and the Seleção of Maldonado, the state capital near Punta del Este, Uruguay. It was played in a single-elimination format with semi-finals and a final. Both Brazilian clubs eliminated the Uruguayan squads in the semi-finals in February 1981.https://www.gremiopedia.com/wiki/Ficha_T%C3%A9cnica:Gr%C3%AAmio_1_x_1_Flamengo_-_21/05/1981 Ficha Técnica:Grêmio 1 x 1 Flamengo - 21/05/1981 - Grêmiopédia, a enciclopédia do Grêmio www.gremiopedia.com 2019-02-13https://www.gremiopedia.com/wiki/Copa_Punta_del_Este_de_1981 Copa Punta del Este de 1981 - Grêmiopédia, a enciclopédia do Grêmio www.gremiopedia.com 2019-02-13 Following that, heavy rain in Uruguay and diminished interest from the organizers in a final without Peñarol delayed the final between Grêmio and Flamengo for nearly three months. It was ultimately played outside of Uruguay, at the Estádio Olímpico, in Porto Alegre. Scheduled to be played at 21:00, The match was further delayed an hour and a half due to a power outage. At nearly 1:00 the following morning the match was decided by coin toss: president Dunshee de Abranches selected 'heads' and the tournament was awarded to Flamengo.http://memoria.bn.gov.br/docreader/DocReader.aspx?bib=112518_05&pagfis=7307 Jornal dos Sports (RJ) - 1980 a 1989 - DocReader Web memoria.bn.gov.br 2019-02-13https://noticias.bol.uol.com.br/esporte/2009/12/06/ult1777u116232.jhtm Flamengo acrescenta mais um importante troféu à sua galeria - BOL Notícias noticias.bol.uol.com.br 2019-02-13 26 February 1981 Peñarol URU 0 – 3 W Semi-final BRA Flamengo Anselmo Lico Peu Estadio Domingo Burgueño, Maldonado 21 May 1981 Grêmio BRA 1 – 1 7 – 7 W Final BRA Flamengo de León 29 Nunes 84 Estádio Olímpico Monumental, Porto Alegre After the 7 – 7 draw in the penalty shootout, the match was decided in favor of Flamengo based on a coin toss by the referee. Torneio João Havelange The 1981 João Havelange Tournament was a three-team interstate friendly competition hosted by Democrata of Minas Gerais and named in honor of João Havelange, the Brazilian president of FIFA. Flamengo's state rivals Vasco da Gama won the tournament after defeating Democrata (3 - 2) and Flamengo (1 – 0).http://www.vaskipedia.com/titulos/torneio-joao-havelange-1980.html Vasco campeão do (a) Torneio João Havelange de 1981 - Vaskipedia www.vaskipedia.com 2019-02-13http://kikedabola.blogspot.com/2011/02/vasco-das-capas-e-contracapas-4.html Kike da Bola: VASCO 1981 Bola Kike Da 25 February 2011 Kike da Bola 2019-02-13 At this time, Zico and Júnior of Flamengo were at Wembley Stadium representing the Seleção against England, with Zico scoring the lone goal in a 1 – 0 win. 10 May 1981 Democrata 2 – 2 4 – 3 L Friendly Flamengo José Mammoud Abbas, Governador Valadares 17 May 1981 Report Vasco da Gama 1 – 0 L Friendly Flamengo José Mammoud Abbas, Governador Valadares Torneio Internacional de Nápoles :pt:Torneio Internacional de Nápoles In the middle of their Carioca campaign, Zico and Flamengo traveled to Italy for a pair of friendlies in the Naples International Tournament. Flamengo, Avellino, and Northern Irish club Linfield were hosted by Napoli at the Stadio San Paolo. In front of a crowd of 80,000 Zico impressed against Ruud Krol and third-place Serie A team Napoli, scoring a hat trick. It would be the first time many Italians saw the Brazilian, before the 1982 World Cup in Spain and his eventual move to Udinense in 1983.http://livroanacao.blogspot.com/2017/12/todos-os-titulos-internacionais-do.html A Nação: Todos os Títulos Internacionais do Flamengo Pereira Marcel 2017-12-05 A Nação 2019-02-13https://www.mundorubronegro.com/flamengo/10-times-europeus-que-o-flamengo-colocou-na-roda 10 times europeus que o Flamengo colocou na roda 2017-02-24 Flamengo - Mundo Rubro Negro pt-BR 2019-02-13 12 June 1981 Flamengo BRA 5 – 1 W Semi-final ITA Avellino Baroninho (2)Adílio Zico Leandro Stadio San Paolo, Naples 14 June 1981 Flamengo BRA 5 – 0 W Final ITA Napoli Zico (3)Nunes Adílio Stadio San Paolo, Naples Paulo César Carpegiani testimonial During the Campeonato Carioca, and with one eye looking ahead to the Copa Libertadores semi-final stage in October, Flamengo scheduled a match with Argentine giants Boca Juniors and their rising superstar Diego Maradona. Both teams rested their starters in preceding matches before this friendly at the Maracanã in front of 65,000 and broadcast on live television.http://cacellain.com.br/blog/?p=17304 Amistosos Históricos no ano de 1981 30 June 2011 cacellain.com.br 13 February 2019 The "Taça da Raça" match served as a farewell to Flamengo midfielder Paulo César Carpegiani, who had already retired from play and was serving as Flamengo's manager (eventually leading the club to a first Libertadores title and world championship in a matter of months).http://futebolatino.lance.com.br/fl-voce-sabia-relembre-duelo-zico-maradona-1981/ FL - Você Sabia? Relembre o duelo entre Zico e Maradona em 1981 Takacs Rafael 2016-09-30 Futebol Latino pt-BR 2019-02-13 The two icons, Zico (28 years old) and Maradona (20), had not yet met on the field and fans were clamoring to watch the two face each other.https://efemeridesdoefemello.com/2016/09/15/o-encontro-de-zico-e-maradona-no-maracana/ O encontro de Zico e Maradona no Maracanã Fernando Figueiredo Mello 2016-09-15 efemérides do éfemello pt-BR 2019-02-13 Zico scored both goals of the match, and Maradona had a scoring chance at the end of the first half. The two would meet again representing their nations in the 1982 World Cup, with Zico scoring and Maradona being sent off. 15 September 1981 Flamengo BRA 2 – 0 W Friendly ARG Boca Juniors Zico 59 74 Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 64,330 Campeonato Brasileiro (Taça de Ouro) 1981 Campeonato Brasileiro Série AFlamengo qualified for the 1981 Brazilian Championship (officially the Taça de Ouro or "Gold Cup") through finishing 3rd in the 1980 Campeonato Carioca. Grêmio were ultimately champions of the league with Flamengo finishing 6th overall out of 44 total participating teams. First phase Group D Group D FLA 18 January 1981 Flamengo 0 – 0 D Matchday 1 Santos Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 21 January 1981 Nacional-AM 0 – 1 W Matchday 2 Flamengo Nunes Estádio Vivaldo Lima, Manaus 25 January 1981 Paysandu 3 – 0 L Matchday 3 Flamengo Evandro (2)Da Silva Mangueirão, Belém 28 January 1981 Flamengo 2 – 0 W Matchday 4 Sampaio Corrêa Luiz Fumanchu (2) Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 1 February 1981 Itabaiana 0 – 2 W Matchday 5 Flamengo Peu Nunes Estádio Lourival Baptista, Aracaju 4 February 1981 Flamengo 8 – 0 W Matchday 6 Fortaleza Nunes (5)Peu (2)Vítor Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 7 February 1981 Cruzeiro 0 – 0 D Matchday 7 Flamengo Mineirão, Belo Horizonte 15 February 1981 CRB 2 – 3 W Matchday 8 Flamengo Joãozinho Paulista Carlos Alberto o.g. Nunes (2)Peu Rei Pelé, Maceió 21 February 1981 Flamengo 2 – 2 D Matchday 9 Santa Cruz Nunes (2) Joãozinho Adílio o.g. Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro Second phase Group L Group L FLA 8 March 1981 Flamengo 2 – 1 W Matchday 1 Atlético Mineiro Nunes Adílio Éder Aleixo Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 11 March 1981 Uberaba 1 – 1 D Matchday 2 Flamengo Serginho Nunes Estádio João Guido, Uberaba 15 March 1981 Colorado 4 – 0 L Matchday 3 Flamengo Jorge Nobre (2)Ditão Estádio Couto Pereira, Curitiba 25 March 1981 Atlético Mineiro 0 – 0 D Matchday 4 Flamengo Mineirão, Belo Horizonte 1 April 1981 Flamengo 4 – 2 W Matchday 5 Uberaba Tita (2)Nunes Marinho Paulo Luciano Serginho Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 5 April 1981 Flamengo 2 – 1 W Matchday 6 Colorado Zico (2) Aladim Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro Round of 16 D 8 April 1981 First leg Bahia 0 – 0 Flamengo Estádio Fonte Nova, Salvador W 11 April 1981 Second leg Flamengo 2 – 0 Bahia Nunes (2) Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 2 – 0 Quarterfinals D 16 April 1981 First leg Flamengo 0 – 0 Botafogo Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro L 19 April 1981 Second leg Botafogo 3 – 1 Flamengo Mendonça (2)Jérson Zico Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 3 – 1 Campeonato Carioca 1981 Campeonato Carioca The important Rio de Janeiro state league schedule coincided with Flamengo's Copa Libertadores matches of the same year. Paulo César Carpegiani was a player and occasional starter for Flamengo in the first round of the Carioca, also serving as Dino Sani's assistant and eventually taking over as manager for the Carioca second round.http://flamengoeternamente.blogspot.com/2016/03/a-conquista-do-campeonato-carioca-de.html Flamengo Eternamente: A conquista do Campeonato Carioca de 1981 Bottino Renata Christovão 16 March 2016 Flamengo Eternamente 2019-02-13 After finishing top in the first round Taça Guanabara and qualifying for the final, Flamengo turned their focus to the Libertadores group stage during the second round, which Vasco da Gama went on to win. In the third round, Flamengo's 6 – 0 thrashing of rival Botafogo was historic, and avenged their match in 1972 with the reverse scoreline. Flamengo captured the third round with their most wins, and the most goals scored and best goal differential of the competition. Flamengo entered the final against Vasco with two rounds won (compared to Vasco's one round) and the most overall points across the three rounds. At a single match final in the Maracanã, a draw would be sufficient for Flamengo to become state champions. If Flamengo lost, a rematch would be a played and a draw would again give the title to Flamengo. A loss would force a third and final match.http://apaixonafutebol.blogspot.com/2012/01/mengao-caminho-de-toquio-mengao-en.html APAIXONADO POR FUTEBOL: CAMPEONATO CARIOCA DE 1981 - IRRESISTÍVEL MENGÃO ! Futebol Apaixonado Por 10 January 2012 APAIXONADO POR FUTEBOL 2019-02-13 Days before the final, tragedy struck Flamengo as former manager Cláudio Coutinho died while scuba diving the Ilhas Cagarras archipelago near Rio de Janeiro. Vasco were victorious in the match, 2 – 0, both goals scored by Roberto Dinamite. In the second match, Flamengo supporters cite rainy weather as the reason for their team's poor performance, losing again to Vasco by a final-minute goal from Dinamite. On December 6, Flamengo won the decisive match with first half goals from Adílio and Nunes. Ticão scored for Vasco late in the second half, and as the team attempted to mount a comeback and force extra time, a Flamengo-supporter bricklayer invaded the pitch and started a confrontation with a Vasco player. Play was stopped for eight minutes as Nunes separated the bricklayer. Flamengo held on to win and earn their 21st Rio de Janeiro state championship. First round (Taça Guanabara) Taça Guanabara FLA W 23 May 1981 Matchday 1 Serrano 0 – 2 Flamengo Zico 38 pen.Júnior 83 Estádio Atílio Marotti, Petrópolis 8,704 Wilson Carlos dos Santos W 28 May 1981 Matchday 2 Flamengo 4 – 2 Madureira Baroninho 18Nunes 24 58 72 Antônio Carlos 35Wilson 42 Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 3,489 Luis Carlos Felix D 31 May 1981 Matchday 3 Flamengo 1 – 1 Bangu Nunes 29 Rubens Feijão 58 Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 15,768 Aluisio Felisberto W 3 June 1981 Matchday 4 Flamengo 7 – 0 Americano Nunes 39 83 85Chiquinho 48Baroninho 64Peu 67Andrade 74 Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 7,574 Mario Rui de Sousa W 7 June 1981 Matchday 5 Flamengo 1 – 0 Vasco da Gama Zico 23 Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 46,552 Valquir Pimentel D 18 June 1981 Matchday 6 Flamengo 0 – 0 America Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 35,089 Luis Carlos Felix W 21 June 1981 Matchday 7 Campo Grande 2 – 5 Flamengo Luisinho 51Pingo 89 Zico 4 9Nunes 13 54Rondinelli 81 Estádio Ítalo del Cima, Rio de Janeiro 10,339 Wilson Carlos dos Santos W 24 June 1981 Matchday 8 Flamengo 2 – 1 Volta Redonda Nunes 38Zico 78 Betinho 72 Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 11,819 Luis Carlos Felix L 28 June 1981 Matchday 9 Fluminense 2 – 1 Flamengo Zeze 23 49 Zico 25 Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 46,030 Valquir Pimentel W 7 July 1981 Matchday 10 Olaria 0 – 3 Flamengo Pino 0 Zico 24 63Ronaldo 64 Estádio da Rua Bariri, Rio de Janeiro 10,314 Aluisio Felisberto da Silva D 12 July 1981 Matchday 11 Flamengo 0 – 0 Botafogo Gaúcho Lima 0 88 Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 45,909 Luis Carlos Felix Second round (Taça Ney Cidade Palmeiro) Taça Ney Cidade Palmeiro FLA W 19 July 1981 Matchday 1 Flamengo 2 – 0 Serrano Zico 32Renato 65 o.g. Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 12,680 Élson Pessoa D 2 August 1981 Matchday 2 Volta Redonda 1 – 1 Flamengo Eli Mendes 66 Zico 78 Raulino de Oliveira, Volta Redonda 15,235 Luis Carlos Felix W 23 August 1981 Matchday 3 America 1 – 3 Flamengo Luisinho 87 pen. Zico 44 pen.Júnior 67Tita 80 Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 26,579 Wilson Carlos dos Santos W 30 August 1981 Matchday 4 Bangu 0 – 4 Flamengo Baroninho 15Zico 54Nunes 83Tita 85 Estádio Moça Bonita, Rio de Janeiro 10,330 Valquir Pimentel W 2 September 1981 Matchday 5 Flamengo 3 – 0 Campo Grande Zico 19 69Tita 63 Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 10,912 Aluisio Felisberto D 7 September 1981 Matchday 6 Fluminense 1 – 1 Flamengo Cláudio Adão 32 Nunes 8 Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 76,024 Valquir Pimentel W 10 September 1981 Matchday 7 Madureira 0 – 1 Flamengo Nunes 33 Estádio Caio Martins, Niterói 10,458 Giese do Couto W 13 September 1981 Matchday 8 Americano 0 – 1 Flamengo Adílio 24 Estádio Godofredo Cruz, Campos 12,640 Valquir Pimentel W 17 September 1981 Matchday 9 Flamengo 3 – 0 Olaria Mozer 15Adílio 57Nunes 89 Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 4,954 José Carlos Moura D 20 September 1981 Matchday 10 Vasco da Gama 1 – 1 Flamengo Wilsinho 31 Zico 48 Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 84,122 Wilson Carlos dos Santos L 26 September 1981 Matchday 11 Botafogo 2 – 1 Flamengo Marcelo 4Ademir Lobo 69 Nunes 54 Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 25,390 Luis Carlos Felix Third round (Taça Sylvio Corrêa Pacheco) Taça Sylvio Corrêa Pacheco FLA W 7 October 1981 Matchday 1 Flamengo 4 – 0 Olaria Zico 19Adílio 27Júnior 33Baroninho 84 Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 6,022 Cláudio Garcia W 10 October 1981 Matchday 2 Madureira 0 – 3 Flamengo Zico 13 34Mozer 41 Estádio Caio Martins, Niterói 8,147 Valquir Pimentel D 18 October 1981 Matchday 3 Flamengo 0 – 0 Bangu Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 25,620 Pedro Paulo Bregalda W 25 October 1981 Matchday 4 Campo Grande 1 – 2 Flamengo Marinho 24 o.g. Tita 75Lico 86 Estádio Ítalo del Cima, Rio de Janeiro 6,588 José Muniz Brandao W 2 November 1981 Matchday 5 Flamengo 4 – 0 America Zico 10 77 88Zé Paulo 57 o.g. Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 29,530 Angelo Antônio Ferrari D 5 November 1981 Matchday 6 Serrano 1 – 1 Flamengo Gilberto 11 Zico 54 Estádio Atílio Marotti, Petrópolis 9,545 Alvimar Gaspar dos Reis W 8 November 1981 Matchday 7 Flamengo 6 – 0 Botafogo Nunes 7Zico 27 75 pen.Lico 33Adílio 40Andrade 87 Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 69,051 Ildson Alcantara Amorim W 10 November 1981 Matchday 8 Flamengo 6 – 1 Americano Lico 6Adílio 26 28Nunes 73 79Tita 89 Té 51 Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 8,093 Osmar Camilo da Silva W 15 November 1981 Matchday 9 Flamengo 3 – 1 Fluminense Nunes 19Lico 49Tita 82 Edinho 73 Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 109,514 Alvimar Gaspar dos Reis W 25 November 1981 Matchday 10 Volta Redonda 1 – 5 Flamengo Beto Rocha 65 Lico 19Nunes 38Adílio 43 68Zico 64 Raulino de Oliveira, Volta Redonda 17,818 Edson Alcantara Amorim Finals 29 November 1981 Flamengo 0 – 2 L Final Vasco da Gama Nunes Roberto Dinamite 64 77Marquinho Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 80,908 Alvimar Gaspar dos Reis 2 December 1981 Vasco da Gama 1 – 0 L Replay Flamengo Roberto Dinamite 88João Luis Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 45,704 Edson Alcantara do Amorim 6 December 1981 Flamengo 2 – 1 W Replay Vasco da Gama Adílio 20Nunes 24 Ticão 83 Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 161,989 Alvimar Gaspar dos Reis Copa Libertadores 1981 Copa LibertadoresThe 1981 edition of the Copa Libertadores was Flamengo's debut season in the tournament.http://www.conmebol.com/es/22112014-2245/con-la-magia-de-zico-flamengo-conquista-la-copa-libertadores Con la magia de Zico, Flamengo conquista la Copa Libertadores CONMEBOL www.conmebol.com 2019-02-13 Flamengo qualified as champion of 1980 Campeonato Brasileiro (Atlético Mineiro qualified as runners-up). Flamengo would go on to win the tournament, undefeated until the final against Chilean newcomers Cobreloa. In the first group stage, the Brazilian entrants were paired with both Paraguayan clubs: Cerro Porteño and Olimpia. Flamengo had to travel away to Asunción for their last two matchdays and needed at least 3 points to catch Atlético Mineiro (only the top team in the group would advance). Former player and assistant Paulo César Carpegiani assumed the role of manager from Dino Sani after their second draw against Atlético on the 4th matchday. Flamengo were equal on points with the club from Belo Horizonte and forced a play-off at the neutral Estádio Serra Dourada in Goiânia. However the match was suspended after 37 minutes as Atlético were reduced to only six eligible players (Osmar, Chicao, Palinha, Reinaldo and Eder were sent off). Per regulation, victory was awarded to Flamengo. Flamengo advanced through the semi-final group with a dominant performance: four victories in four matches.https://www.imortaisdofutebol.com/2012/04/21/esquadrao-imortal-flamengo-1980-1983/ Esquadrão Imortal – Flamengo 1980-1983 – Imortais do Futebol pt-BR 2019-02-13 In the final, they encountered another Libertadores debutante in Cobreloa, a club that had only been founded four years prior. In the first final at the Maracanã, Flamengo prevailed (2 – 1) with two goals from Zico. In the National Stadium in Santiago the following week (not in Cobreloa's home town of Calama), the Brazilians were pressured on the field and, according to Zico, injured by Cobreloa players hiding rocks in their hands, and disadvantaged by the Uruguayan referee Ramón Barreto.https://www.emol.com/noticias/deportes/2012/10/27/566724/zico-mario-soto-jugo-con-una-piedra-en-la-mano-en-la-final-de-la-libertadores-1981.html Zico: "Mario Soto jugó con una piedra en la mano" en la final de la Libertadores 1981 Emol.com S.A.P El Mercurio 2012-10-27 Emol Spanish 2019-02-13http://www.pauta.cl/deportes/las-otras-12-ocasiones-en-las-que-santiago-recibio-una-final-de Las otras 12 ocasiones en las que Santiago recibió una final de Libertadores pauta pauta es-CL 2019-02-13 Victor Merello scored the only goal of the match on a free kick. Equal on goals, a third match was played at the neutral venue of the Estadio Centenario in Montevideo. If the third match ended in a draw, extra time would be played. If still tied, the trophy would be awarded to Cobreloa based on away goals. Zico scored twice in the first half, sealing the game and the championship. With the match won, Anselmo of Flamengo entered on in the final minutes for the sole purpose of hurting Cobreloa captain Mario Soto in revenge. Both were sent off. Flamengo were crowned Champions of America, and returned to Brazil to dispute the Rio de Janeiro state league final, with a match against Liverpool in Tokyo confirmed for December. Group stage Group 3 Group 3 FLA 3 July 1981 Atletico Mineiro BRA 2 – 2 D Matchday 1 BRA Flamengo Éder 28 63 Nunes 65Marinho 85 Mineirão, Belo Horizonte 63,153 José Roberto Wright (Brazil) 14 July 1981 Flamengo BRA 5 – 2 W Matchday 2 PAR Cerro Porteño Zico 20 27 Baroninho 47Nunes 62 62 Jimenes 62Julio Dos Santos 90 Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 25,967 Carlos Montalvan (Brazil) 24 July 1981 Flamengo BRA 1 – 1 D Matchday 3 PAR Olimpia Adilio 22 Solalinde 60 Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 38,718 Abel Gnecco 7 August 1981 Flamengo BRA 2 – 2 D Matchday 4 BRA Atletico Mineiro Nunes 67Tita 69 Palhinha 62Reinaldo 69 Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 62,763 Carlos Rosa Martins 11 August 1981 Cerro Porteño PAR 2 – 4 W Matchday 5 BRA Flamengo Acost 69Jimenes 72 Baroninho 7Zico 58 65 70 Estadio Defensores del Chaco, Asunción 13,000 Roque Cerullo 14 August 1981 Olimpia PAR 0 – 0 D Matchday 6 BRA Flamengo Estadio Defensores del Chaco, Asunción 25,000 José Martizez Bazan 22 August 1981 Flamengo BRA 0 – 0 void Play-off BRA Atletico Mineiro Serra Dourada, Goiânia José Roberto Wright Match awarded to Flamengo at 37 minutes after Atlético only had 6 players available (five were sent off). Score of the match was 0–0 at the time of stoppage. Semi-finals Group A Group A FLA 2 October 1981 Deportivo Cali COL 0 – 1 W Matchday 1 BRA Flamengo Nunes 1 Estadio Olímpico Pascual Guerrero, Cali 50,000 Mário Lira 13 October 1981 Jorge Wilstermann BOL 1 – 2 W Matchday 2 BRA Flamengo Melgar 53 Baroninho 13Adilio 64 Estadio Félix Capriles, Cochabamba Enrique Labo 23 October 1981 Flamengo BRA 3 – 0 W Matchday 3 COL Deportivo Cali Zico 9 82Chiquinho 57 Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 28,847 Juan Cardelino 30 October 1981 Flamengo BRA 4 – 1 W Matchday 4 BOLJorge Wilstermann Nunes 9Adilio 39Anselmo 87Chiquinho 90 Tarborga 2 Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 7,520 Jorge Orellana Finals 1981 Copa Libertadores Finals 13 November 1981 Flamengo BRA 2 – 1 W Report First leg CHI Cobreloa Zico 12 30 pen. Merello 65 Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro 93,985 Esposito (Argentina) 20 November 1981 Cobreloa CHI 1 – 0 L Report Second leg BRA Flamengo Merello 84 Estadio Nacional, Santiago 61,721 Ramón Barreto (Uruguay) 23 November 1981 Flamengo BRA 2 – 0 W Report Tie-break CHI Cobreloa Zico 18 84Andrade 0 35Anselmo 0 89 Armando Alarcón 0 23Eduardo Jiménez 0 35Mario Soto 0 90 Estadio Centenario, Montevideo 30,200 Roque Cerullo (Uruguay) Intercontinental Cup 1981 Intercontinental Cup A week after conquering the Campeonato Carioca against Vasco, Flamengo flew to Tokyo to contest the Intercontinental Cup (also branded as the Toyota Cup) against European Cup champions Liverpool. A number of the key players on both squads had shared the field with each other earlier in the year, in an international friendly at Wembley in May, including Zico and Júnior of Flamengo and Terry McDermott and Phil Neal of Liverpool.http://www.englandfootballonline.com/Seas1980-90/1980-81/M0552Bra1981.html England Match No. 552 - Brazil - 12 May 1981 - Match Summary and Report www.englandfootballonline.com 2019-02-13 The 1981 edition was the second such championship to be played as a single neutral-venue match in Tokyo's National Stadium. Flamengo won 3 – 0 off two goals from Nunes and one from Adílio, officially being declared world champions by FIFA.Goodbye Toyota Cup, hello FIFA Club World Championship December 2004 fifa.com http://www.fifa.com/tournaments/archive/tournament%3D107/edition%3D4735/news/newsid%3D95645.html https://web.archive.org/web/20110430044241/http://www.fifa.com/tournaments/archive/tournament%3D107/edition%3D4735/news/newsid%3D95645.html dead 2011-04-30https://oglobo.globo.com/esportes/1981-ano-em-que-flamengo-conquistou-mundo-6303510 1981: o ano em que o Flamengo conquistou o mundo 2012-10-05 O Globo pt-BR 2019-02-13 This marks Flamengo's first and only world championship (as of 2018). 13 December 1981 12:00 JST Liverpool ENG 0 – 3 W BRA 1968 Flamengo Report Nunes 12 42 Adílio 34 National Stadium, Tokyo 62,000 Rubio Vásquez (Mexico) Overview 4 Campeonato Carioca 23 May 1981 6 December 1981 Matchday 1 Winners 23 8 4 83 22 Copa Libertadores 3 July 1981 23 November 1981 Group stage Winners 8 5 1 28 13 Campeonato Brasileiro 18 January 1981 11 April 1981 Matchday 1 Quarter-finals 9 7 3 30 19 Intercontinental Cup 13 December 1981 Final Winners 1 0 0 3 0 Goal scorers Rank RankingPos. PositionNo. Squad NumberPlayerCariocaBrasileiroLibertadoresIntercontinentalTotal 1 FW 9 BRA Nunes21166245 2 MF 10 BRA Zico25311039 3 MF 8 BRA Adílio9131144 FW 7 BRA Tita62109 5 FW 16 BRA Baroninho40307 6 FW 11 BRA Lico50005 FW 15 BRA Peu140058FW BRA Chiquinho10203 DF 5 BRA Júnior3000310 MF 6 BRA Andrade20002FW BRA Luiz Fumanchu02002 DF 4 BRA Marinho01102 DF 14 BRA Mozer2000214FW BRA Anselmo00101DF BRA Rodinelli10001FW BRA Ronaldo10001MF BRA Vítor01001 Own Goals 20002Total8330283144 Honors NameAwardBRA ZicoWorld Footballer of the Year (ABC)http://hemeroteca.abc.es/nav/Navigate.exe/hemeroteca/madrid/abc/1981/12/19/065.html ABC (Madrid) - 19/12/1981, p. 65 - ABC.es Hemeroteca 19 May 2016 South American Footballer of the Year (El Mundo) Copa Libertadores Top Scorer Copa Libertadores Best Player Intercontinental Cup MVP Awardhttps://www.rsssf.org/tablest/toyotamvp.html https://web.archive.org/web/20081224143201/http://www.rsssf.com/tablest/toyotamvp.html live 2008-12-24 Toyota Cup - Most Valuable Player of the Match Award 2007-12-20 RSSF pt-BR 2019-02-12BRA NunesCopa Libertadores Best Striker Campeonato Brasileiro Top Scorer References External links CONMEBOL Official Website: Copa Libertadores History ImortaisDoFutebol.com: Esquadrao Imortal - Flamengo 1980-1983 Category:CR Flamengo seasons Flamengo Category:Copa Libertadores–winning seasons