Flamengo player Leo Moura, left, greets Flamengo's new aquisition Leo Lima after his presentation to the press in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Feb. 28, 2006. Lima was hired to replace star striker Obina, out for six months because of an injury. Flamengo is riding high lately, having qualified in advance for the Rio de Janeiro state league final as well as the next knock-out round of the Libertadores Cup. Last year's Copa do Brasil championship earned the team the spot in this year's Libertadores Cup (South America's version of the Champion's League) after a five-year absence.

Flamengo player Leo Moura, left, greets Flamengo's new aquisition Leo Lima after his presentation to the press in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Feb. 28, 2006. Lima was hired to replace star striker Obina, out for six months because of an injury. Flamengo is riding high lately, having qualified in advance for the Rio de Janeiro state league final as well as the next knock-out round of the Libertadores Cup. Last year's Copa do Brasil championship earned the team the spot in this year's Libertadores Cup (South America's version of the Champion's League) after a five-year absence.