There's a name that spans a hundred years of history and still makes the heart of any Flamengo fan race. He's not just a number 10. He's the beginning, the middle, and the end. He's the Little Rooster of Quintino. He's Zico.
In this special documentary from the Nation's Nest, we relive the trajectory of the greatest goalscorer in Flamengo's history, goal by goal, as if we were back in the Maracanã. From his first goals in the 1979 Carioca Championship, through the routs and top scorer titles, to the titles that took the club to the top of the world: the Libertadores and the World Club Championship in 1981.
Anyone who is a Flamengo fan knows: nobody, absolutely nobody, has given more joy to this nation than Zico. In terms of Flamengo, everyone knows. Zico is the beginning, the middle, and the end.
⏱️ Chapters:
00:00 Opening: The idol of your idol
02:03 Starting in 1979: Flamengo vs. Botafogo
03:47 Vasco and São Cristóvão in the 1979 Carioca Championship
04:25 Fluminense and the thrashing of América (6-1)
05:53 Comeback against Vasco and the Carioca title
06:49 Ferroviária and Itabaiana (5-0): top scorer of the Taça de Ouro
08:35 Flamengo vs. Santos in 1980: header goal
09:49 The Maracanã with 170,000 people and the presence of Pelé
11:09 1980 Brazilian Championship: Atlético Mineiro and Colorado
12:15 The story of Zico: from the youth academy in 1967 to the physique
13:18 1981 Libertadores Cup: Deportivo Cali 14:46 The final against Cobreloa: the title-winning goal
16:49 The 1981 World Championship: 3-0 against Liverpool
19:13 Flamengo, world champion
20:13 1981 Carioca Championship: Vasco and the 6-0 win against Botafogo
21:40 Náutico and Ferroviário: the king of free kicks
23:48 Campina Grande (5-0) and the 1982 Brazilian Championship
24:08 São Paulo, Sport and Guarani in the 1982 Brazilian Championship
26:23 Internacional, River Plate and Rio Negro (7-1)
29:31 Corinthians (5-1) and Tiradentes
31:27 The second championship: 1983 Brazilian Championship
32:35 The historical record: 171,358 tickets and Pelé
38:14 Closing: Zico, idol of the nation
If You've made it this far with your heart racing, subscribe to Ninho da Nação and activate the bell. An entire nation thanks you. Zico forever. Flamengo forever.
#Zico #Flamengo #Documentary #NinhoDaNação #BrazilianFootball #Mengão #FlamengoHistory #Maracanã #Libertadores #WorldCup1981
There's a name that spans a hundred years of history and still makes the heart of any Flamengo fan race. He's not just a number 10. He's the beginning, the middle, and the end. He's the Little Rooster of Quintino. He's Zico.
In this special documentary from the Nation's Nest, we relive the trajectory of the greatest goalscorer in Flamengo's history, goal by goal, as if we were back in the Maracanã. From his first goals in the 1979 Carioca Championship, through the routs and top scorer titles, to the titles that took the club to the top of the world: the Libertadores and the World Club Championship in 1981.
Anyone who is a Flamengo fan knows: nobody, absolutely nobody, has given more joy to this nation than Zico. In terms of Flamengo, everyone knows. Zico is the beginning, the middle, and the end.
⏱️ Chapters:
00:00 Opening: The idol of your idol
02:03 Starting in 1979: Flamengo vs. Botafogo
03:47 Vasco and São Cristóvão in the 1979 Carioca Championship
04:25 Fluminense and the thrashing of América (6-1)
05:53 Comeback against Vasco and the Carioca title
06:49 Ferroviária and Itabaiana (5-0): top scorer of the Taça de Ouro
08:35 Flamengo vs. Santos in 1980: header goal
09:49 The Maracanã with 170,000 people and the presence of Pelé
11:09 1980 Brazilian Championship: Atlético Mineiro and Colorado
12:15 The story of Zico: from the youth academy in 1967 to the physique
13:18 1981 Libertadores Cup: Deportivo Cali 14:46 The final against Cobreloa: the title-winning goal
16:49 The 1981 World Championship: 3-0 against Liverpool
19:13 Flamengo, world champion
20:13 1981 Carioca Championship: Vasco and the 6-0 win against Botafogo
21:40 Náutico and Ferroviário: the king of free kicks
23:48 Campina Grande (5-0) and the 1982 Brazilian Championship
24:08 São Paulo, Sport and Guarani in the 1982 Brazilian Championship
26:23 Internacional, River Plate and Rio Negro (7-1)
29:31 Corinthians (5-1) and Tiradentes
31:27 The second championship: 1983 Brazilian Championship
32:35 The historical record: 171,358 tickets and Pelé
38:14 Closing: Zico, idol of the nation
If You've made it this far with your heart racing, subscribe to Ninho da Nação and activate the bell. An entire nation thanks you. Zico forever. Flamengo forever.
#Zico #Flamengo #Documentary #NinhoDaNação #BrazilianFootball #Mengão #FlamengoHistory #Maracanã #Libertadores #WorldCup1981
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