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CONMEBOL RECOPA 2026: Lanus Beat Flamengo 3-2 In Extra-Time To Clinch Their First RECOPA Title

LANUS is the new CONMEBOL RECOPA champion.

The 2026 CONMEBOL Recopa was won by Argentine club Lanús, who defeated Brazilian giants Flamengo 4–2 on aggregate. In a dramatic "Maracanazo," Lanús secured their first-ever Recopa title by winning the second leg 3–2 in extra time at the iconic Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro.

Flamengo
2
Final
Fri, Feb 27

3

Lanús
Final Series Summary
LegDateHome TeamScoreAway TeamVenue
First Leg19 Feb 2026Lanús1–0FlamengoEstadio Ciudad de Lanús         
Second Leg26 Feb 2026Flamengo2–3 (a.e.t.)LanúsMaracanã
Aggregate2–4Lanús Champions
Second Leg Details (The "Maracanazo")
The second leg was a rain-soaked thriller that saw multiple leads and a late extra-time surge.
  • Early Advantage: Lanús extended their aggregate lead to 2–0 in the 29th minute when Rodrigo Castillo capitalized on a defensive error to score.
  • Flamengo Comeback: Flamengo fought back with two penalties. Giorgian De Arrascaeta scored in the 37th minute, and Jorginho leveled the aggregate score (2–2) in the 85th minute, forcing the match into extra time.
  • Extra Time Drama: Despite Flamengo's 65% possession, Lanús remained disciplined. In the 118th minute, José Canale headed in an equalizer from a Matías Sepúlveda assist.
  • The Decider: In the final moments (120+2'), Dylan Aquino completed a stunning individual run through the Flamengo defense to seal the 3–2 victory and the championship.
Match Statistics (Second Leg)
StatisticFlamengoLanús
Possession65%35%
Total Shots209
Shots on Goal74
Corner Kicks93
Saves15

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