Flamengo eye historic record in the Brasileirão against Remo, find out more | OneFootball

What is the Brasileirão record that Flamengo is trying to reach?

Flamengo is making the final adjustments to face Remo this Thursday (19th), for the seventh round of the Brasileirão. Undefeated at home for 25 matches, the Rubro-Negro is aiming for the unbeaten record in the history of the league in the points system era.

At the moment, São Paulo is the team with the longest home unbeaten streak in the points system era of the Brasileirão, with 32 games without a loss. In other words, Flamengo needs to draw or win their next eight games at Maracanã to surpass the São Paulo team and take first place. It's worth noting that their opponents will be: Remo, Santos, Bahia, Vasco, Palmeiras, Coritiba, São Paulo, and Vitória.

Which teams have the longest home unbeaten streaks in the Brasileirão points system era?

When was Flamengo’s last home defeat in the Brasileirão?

Flamengo’s last home defeat in the Brasileirão was on October 17, 2024, against Fluminense, in the 30th round of the championship. On that occasion, the team from Laranjeiras came out on top with a 2-0 win, with goals from Lima and Jhon Arias. Since then, Mengão has played 31 games, with 21 wins and ten draws.

Does Flamengo hold the Brasileirão unbeaten record?

Yes! Flamengo holds the record for the longest home unbeaten streak in the history of the Brasileirão. In fact, between 1980 and 1985, the Rubro-Negro went 58 matches without losing at home. Now, the team led by Leonardo Jardim hopes to keep up the good run against Remo this Thursday (19th).

What is Flamengo’s next match?

Looking to maintain their unbeaten home record, Flamengo faces Remo this Thursday (19th). The match will kick off at 8pm (Brasília time), at Maracanã, in the seventh round of the Brasileirão.

As tradition dictates, Coluna do Fla will bring all the details about the match between Flamengo and Remo. However, Premiere, via pay-per-view, will broadcast the clash of the seventh round of the Brasileirão.

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