Serna scores for third game running, decisive again for Fluminense | OneFootball

Kevin Serna is back in full force at Fluminense. The Colombian has scored in each of the last three matches and has been a standout player during an important run of games for the Tricolor.

The streak began against Palmeiras. Serna came off the bench and scored the equalizer in the 3-2 win. He then found the net against Independiente Rivadavia in the Libertadores and scored again last Saturday, netting the winner in the 2-1 comeback victory over Remo at the Maracanã.Before the three straight goals, Serna had also been important against Botafogo. In the 1-1 draw in the Brazilian Championship, the Colombian provided the assist for Ignácio to score. As a result, he has been directly involved in goals in Fluminense’s last four matches.

Before becoming decisive again, Serna had gone through his worst spell in a Fluminense shirt. The Colombian put together a string of poor performances in the first half of the season and ended up losing ground due to competition from Savarino and Soteldo.Not surprisingly, before scoring against Palmeiras, the Colombian had been on a long drought. His last goal had come in the 2-2 draw with Vitória in May at the Maracanã. On that occasion, Serna was already a substitute.With the three recent goals, Serna reached nine for the season and became Fluminense’s second-leading scorer in 2026. The forward also reached 40 appearances this year and is the club’s second most-used player, behind only Fábio.

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