As Flamengo came from a goal down to beat River Plate and acquire their first Copa Libertadores name since 30, gabriel Barbosa scored twice in a dramatic final five minutes.
The leaders were second best for much of the match after Rafael Santos Borre swept home from Matias Suarezs pull-back at the 14th minute to the joy of the River lovers inside the 80,000-capacity Estadio Monumental in Lima.
The 24-year-old Colombian was then inches away from making it 2-0 with a strike from 25 yards out.
In the area of a couple moments, Flamengos best chances came until the equaliser Everton Ribeiros follow up was well preserved by protagonist Franco Armani and when Barbosa had a shot blocked.
Then came the late fightback. Barbosa timed his run to perfection to operate prior to the striker on loan into the square chunk of Bruno Henrique from Inter Milan twisted and turned the defence at the penalty box into slot at a winner.
There was still time to get two cards at the last couple of seconds, using Exequiel Palacios sent off for kicking Bruno Henrique while he had been on the floor before the two-goal hero of Flamengo was sent off for amusing applause.
The closing of South Americas largest club football competition, which began life in 1960, was moved into the Peruvian city because of unrest from Chiles capital from Santiago.
This is the very first time since 1988 the championship was decided in a one off game.
Supporters from both sides inhabited its streets in their thousands before the game, with reports stating some River lovers went the 2,500 miles to Lima.
Flamengo have qualified for your 2019 Fifa Club World Cup in Qatar and could face European champions Liverpool should they both reach the ultimate 21 December.

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