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Flamengo and Pyramids collide in Qatar for the Challenger Cup. South American and African champions battle for the title — and a place in the final against PSG.
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Flamengo and Pyramids, a clash worth more than a title
The FIFA Intercontinental Cup reaches one of its most anticipated moments with the showdown between Flamengo and Pyramids FC, champions of South America and Africa, respectively. This is not just about lifting the Challenger Cup, but about earning the right to face Paris Saint-Germain in the grand final on December 17 in Qatar. A massive reward that raises the stakes and turns this match into a true early final.
The stage will be Al Rayyan, neutral ground but loaded with symbolism. Flamengo arrive carrying the weight of continental giants and riding a wave of recent titles, while Pyramids seek to prove that their historic rise is no coincidence, but the result of a solid and ambitious project.
Flamengo, flying high and hungry for redemption
Flamengo’s momentum could hardly be stronger. After defeating Cruz Azul 2–1 in the Derby of the Americas, the Brazilian side capped off an extraordinary month that included lifting both the CONMEBOL Copa Libertadores and the domestic league title. Confidence is sky-high, the squad is responding, and the objective is clear: return to a global final and rewrite history.
In that context, all eyes are on Giorgian de Arrascaeta. The Uruguayan is enjoying one of the best stretches of his career, posting 18 goals and 14 assists in the league, followed by a decisive brace against Cruz Azul. His impact goes beyond numbers — he dictates tempo, creates danger and ignites Flamengo’s attack.
Flamengo know what it means to fall just short on the intercontinental stage. The loss to Liverpool in 2019 and the third-place finish in 2022 still linger. This tournament offers another chance to settle unfinished business.Pyramids FC, African ambition ready to make history
On the other side stands a Pyramids FC side determined to challenge the established order. CAF Champions League winners, the Egyptian club are living a historic moment and aim to carry that success onto the global stage. Their recent international run shows they are not intimidated by big names.
The biggest threat to Flamengo has a name: Fiston Mayele. The Congolese striker was unstoppable in the Africa-Asia-Pacific Cup, where he delivered a decisive hat-trick, and remains the primary attacking weapon for a team built for high-stakes matches.
Around him, players like Ahmed El Shenawy, Mohamed Hamdy, Mohanad Lasheen and Mostafa Fathi form a structure that blends discipline, physicality and firepower. Pyramids are not here as guests — they arrive as contenders.
Pyramids FC, African ambition ready to make history
On the other side stands a Pyramids FC side determined to challenge the established order. CAF Champions League winners, the Egyptian club are living a historic moment and aim to carry that success onto the global stage. Their recent international run shows they are not intimidated by big names.
The biggest threat to Flamengo has a name: Fiston Mayele. The Congolese striker was unstoppable in the Africa-Asia-Pacific Cup, where he delivered a decisive hat-trick, and remains the primary attacking weapon for a team built for high-stakes matches.
Around him, players like Ahmed El Shenawy, Mohamed Hamdy, Mohanad Lasheen and Mostafa Fathi form a structure that blends discipline, physicality and firepower. Pyramids are not here as guests — they arrive as contenders.
A golden ticket on the line and a clash of styles
This match pits two clear identities against each other. Flamengo, with their attacking flair, individual quality and international experience. Pyramids, with tactical discipline, quick transitions and a hunger to break new ground. The margin for error is razor-thin: one match separates either side from facing PSG for the intercontinental crown.
For Flamengo, victory would reaffirm their status as a global powerhouse. For Pyramids, it would mark the most important chapter in the club’s history. In Qatar, more than a trophy is at stake — prestige, legacy and a place among the elite of world football.













