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After stumbling upon Maracanã before Grêmio, the Fluminense He will try to recover the points lost away from home this Saturday against Palmeiras, at 9:30 p.m. (Brasilia time), at Allianz Parque. For that, Odair Hellmann’s team will have to break a script: that of never having won at the new stadium alviverde. Since its inauguration in 2014, there have been six stage matches between the Brazilian Championship and the Brazilian Cup, with six tricolor defeats, 15 goals conceded and only three scored.
Fluminense lost the six games it played at Allianz Parque – Photo: Mauro Horita
Fluminense at Allianz Parque:
- Palmeiras 3 x 0 Fluminense (round 16 – Brazilian 2019)
- Palmeiras 3 x 0 Fluminense (round 34 – Brazilian 2018)
- Palmeiras 3 x 1 Fluminense (round 6 – Brazilian 2017)
- Palmeiras 2 x 0 Fluminense (round 3 – Brazilian 2016)
- Palmeiras 2 (4) x (1) 1 Fluminense (semifinal – Copa do Brasil 2015)
- Palmeiras 2 x 1 Fluminense (round 7 – Brazilian 2015)
The match that came closest to celebrating in the stadium was in the second leg of the semifinal of the Copa Brasil 2015 (remember in the video below). Fluminense had beaten Maracana 2 to 1 and were playing for the tie, but Palmeiras opened 2 to 0 at home, until Fred, acting in the sacrifice with knee pain, scored the goal that led to penalties. However, Gustavo Scarpa and Gum wasted their charges, and Tricolor ended up eliminated and was out of the grand final.
Fluminense loses on penalties to Palmeiras and is out of the Brazil Cup
Flu’s last victory over Palmeiras away from home was precisely in the last game against Allianz Parque: 1-0 on April 26, 2014, a goal by former tricolor Rafael Sobis, in Pacaembu.
To try to break the taboo, Fluminense has a very weak rival – there are 12 players out of action due to injury, citation or Covid-19 – and a retrospective of indigestible visitors to Brasileirão. Tricolor has 40.7% use outside the home; Athletico-PR won even with a mixed team; was the first to add points to the then leader Atlético-MG within Mineirão and comes from four undefeated matches: two draws (Galo and Botafogo) and two victories (Goiás and Fortaleza).
Considering all the games of the season outside the Maracana, the use of Flu is close to 50%: they won 8, lost 7 and drew 6, adding 30 of the 63 points played (47.6%).
After surprising and finishing the Brazilian’s first lap in the G-4 with 32 points, Fluminense fell to fifth place after the loss to Grêmio and saw Palmeiras touch the rearview mirror, with 31, tied with Santos. In addition to not letting a direct competitor surpass him, the Tricolor will play this Saturday to remain in the qualifying zone for the Copa Libertadores 2021, the club’s main objective.
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