Fluminense thrashed São Paulo 6-0 at Maracanã this Thursday (27th), in the 36th round of the Brasileirão.
Besides being the biggest rout in the history of this matchup (returning the favorable score to the São Paulo team, at Morumbi, in 2002), the result set an incredible record for the Carioca Tricolor.
Fluminense has won its last EIGHT home matches in the Brasileirão, which is the longest winning streak in the club’s history in the national championship.
What were the matches?
There were victories of all kinds:
- 2×0 Botafogo
- 3×0 Atlético-MG
- 1×0 Juventude
- 1×0 Internacional
- 1×0 Ceará
- 1×0 Mirassol
- 2×1 Flamengo
- 6×0 São Paulo
HISTÓRICO! 🇭🇺
O Fluminense venceu as últimas 8 PARTIDAS como mandante no Brasileirão, é a maior SEQUÊNCIA de VITÓRIAS da HISTÓRIA do clube no Campeonato Brasileiro!
Fluminense 2×0 Botafogo
Fluminense 3×0 Atlético Mineiro
Fluminense 1×0 Juventude
Fluminense 1×0 Internacional… pic.twitter.com/gI525vsAM9— DataFut (@DataFutebol) November 28, 2025
What else makes this victory so special?
This was Flu’s first win by more than six goals in Série A since 2004, when they beat Juventude 7-1.
And more: the result represented São Paulo’s worst defeat in the history of the first division, equaling the 7-1 loss to Vasco in 2001.
6 – Esta foi a primeira vitória do Fluminense por 6+ gols de diferença em Brasileirão Série A desde 2004 (7×1 vs Juventude). Além disso, impôs ao São Paulo a pior derrota de sua história na primeira divisão (ao lado do 1×7 vs Vasco em 2001). Demolição. pic.twitter.com/B0zhGjaNgT
— OptaJoao (@OptaJoao) November 28, 2025
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.
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