Fluminense face tough run-in with back-to-back G6 clashes | OneFootball

Fluminense faces a challenging final stretch in the Brazilian Championship. Of the ten remaining games, the Tricolor will face five teams that are in the top six, with four of them in succession, which promises to test the squad led by Luís Zubeldía.

The series begins with the match against Mirassol on November 6th at Maracanã, followed by direct confrontations against Cruzeiro, Flamengo, and Palmeiras, all of which are among the top positions in the standings. The campaign's conclusion also holds an important challenge: Bahia, currently in sixth place, will be the opponent in the last round.

Currently, Fluminense has 41 points, while Bahia has 46, making the head-to-head clash a potentially decisive battle for positions at the top of the table.

With no parallel competitions until the end of the championship, as the match against Vasco for the Copa do Brasil will only take place after the Brasileirão, the Tricolor's focus is entirely on the final stretch of the national league. There will be ten rounds to seek consistency, score well, and finish the season positively, securing a spot in the Libertadores.

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