Fernando Diniz shoots towards the South Sector of Maracanã, where most of the tricolors are concentrated, after the final whistle of Fluminense x Boca Juniors. He does a somersault on the ground, jumps over the advertising board and throws himself into the arms of the fans who welcomed him. He turns around and sees for the first time after the title the anti-hero directly responsible for all that catharsis.
Party at Maracanã: in Samba rhythm, Diniz even takes a selfie with the fans
A fatherly hug, from those who welcomed the beast. John Kennedy down, on his knees, with his greatest mentor. The person responsible for saying that he would score the title goal. The one responsible for the fourth, fifth, sixth… chance in his life. Between tears, advice and lots of emotions, the anti-hero rises to history with his instructor. A sequence of hugs, cries and kisses on the long-awaited cup then follows.
1 of 1 Fernando Diniz and John Kennedy — Photo: Lucas Merçon/Fluminense Fernando Diniz and John Kennedy — Photo: Lucas Merçon/Fluminense
From the Maracanã lawn, ge follows this unique moment in tricolor history, after the 2-1 victory over Boca Juniors, in extra time of the Conmebol Libertadores final.
In a samba rhythm, with the song “Tá Escrito”, which inspired the Tricolores to win, and with selfies of Diniz with the fans, See the video above for a glimpse of the players’ and coaching staff’s celebration after the final whistle.
Drama, faith and party: the reactions of Fluminense fans in the CONMEBOL Libertadores final
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2023-11-05 20:02:28
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