How the Flamengo history timeline game works

These cards are Flamengo milestones: state and national titles, Copa Libertadores runs, a world club title, debuts, signings and coaching appointments. You sort them by year. A short line under each title explains what happened. One moment begins on the timeline with its year in view. Put each new card in a gap. A right placement shows the year; a wrong one moves it to its true spot and costs one of three lives.

Flamengo began as a rowing club, and the deck goes back far enough to show football arriving. Two golden generations dominate: one built around a legendary playmaker, and a modern side transformed by a European coach. Domestic titles have plain descriptions and are spread across a long stretch. The national cup cards are the ones that blur together.

Want a longer game? On the deck tree you can tick this deck alongside any other one measured in release years and dates, and they shuffle into a single timeline together.

What's in the deck

Here are 25 of the 25 cards you might be dealt. Their values stay hidden until you place them.

Club founded Rio rowing club established
Football department established Club takes up association football
First Campeonato Carioca title State championship won for the first time
Zico first-team debut Future legend breaks into the side
Campeonato Carioca in the Zico era State championship reclaimed
First Brazilian championship National title won for the first time
Copa Libertadores won against Cobreloa Maiden continental crown with Zico
Intercontinental Cup won against Liverpool World club title claimed in Tokyo
Brazilian championship of the golden generation National title reclaimed
Brazilian championship retained Back-to-back national crown
Copa União national title Disputed but recognised championship
First Copa do Brasil title National knockout cup won
A further Brazilian championship National title secured again
Another Campeonato Carioca crown State championship reclaimed
Brazilian championship under Andrade National title won late in the season
Signing of Ronaldinho World Cup winner returns to Brazil
Copa do Brasil won against Athletico Paranaense National cup claimed
Jorge Jesus appointed manager Portuguese coach transforms the side
Copa Libertadores won against River Plate Late comeback wins the Lima final
Brasileirão title under Jorge Jesus National championship secured
Brasileirão retained under Ceni National championship retained
Copa Libertadores final defeat to Palmeiras Continental final lost after extra time
Copa Libertadores won against Athletico Paranaense Continental crown reclaimed
Copa do Brasil won against Corinthians National cup won on penalties
Copa do Brasil won against Atlético Mineiro National cup claimed again