Fluminense make it a month of conceding in every match | OneFootball

Fluminense’s defensive system has once again become a cause for concern after yet another match in which the team conceded. The Tricolor has now gone nine consecutive games while allowing goals, extending a run that lays bare the defensive instability the team is experiencing at this stage of the season.

The last time Fluminense finished a match without conceding was exactly one month ago in a 0-0 draw against Operário-PR in the Copa do Brasil. Since then, the team has allowed goals in every match it has played, piling up a negative streak that worries the coaching staff, squad, and supporters amid a grueling stretch of decisive games.

The recent numbers reinforce the alarming picture. Fluminense has already conceded 35 goals in 33 matches during the 2026 season, a statistic that has fueled questions about possible solutions in the mid-year transfer window. To get back into the fight near the top of the table and gain consistency this season, Fluminense will need to rediscover its defensive balance as soon as possible and make solidity at the back one of its priorities in the coming stages.

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