Canobbio ends long drought to shine in Fluminense’s Copa do Brasil rout | OneFootball

Fluminense found in Agustín Canobbio the standout name in the thrashing over São Paulo. After 13 matches without scoring, the forward had an impeccable night at Maracanã, with offensive prominence.

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Canobbio scored two goals, but the Uruguayan was actively involved in the attack, according to SofaScore data. He took five shots, hit three shots on goal, and hit the post once. His intensity was also reflected in the 58 actions with the ball, with only 1 miscontrolled ball and 1 successful dribble out of 3 attempts.

In playmaking, Canobbio maintained a high level: there were 37 accurate passes out of 41 attempted (90%), with 81% accuracy in the offensive field and 100% in the defensive field. In long passes, he completed 1 out of 2, in addition to completing 1 cross.

Fluminense defeated São Paulo 6-0 at the Maracanã stadium, imposing their biggest win in the history of the confrontation against the São Paulo team – matching the defeat suffered in 2002 by 6-0 in the São Paulo capital.

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