Flúnel do Tempo: Fluminense edge Flamengo to win 1973 Carioca | OneFootball

Today is the decision day of the Campeonato Carioca between Fluminense and Flamengo, and in our Time Tunnel, we will remember the last final in a single match between the two teams. On August 22, 1973, the tricolor overcame the rival to win their 21st state championship title. Since that match, all state finals have been held in home-and-away games or in a quadrangular/triangular format.

In this decision, Fluminense defeated Flamengo 4 to 2 with goals from Manfrini (2), Toninho Baiano, and Dionísio to secure the title, while Dadá Maravilha (2) scored for the rival. In this match, the tricolor took the lead in the first half, opening 2 to 0. Early in the second half, the rival improved in the game and equalized. But the team of Warriors took the lead again and defeated the great rival to win the title.

Complete technical details of the final:

Competition: 1973 Campeonato CariocaDate: August 22, 1973Stadium: Maracanã Stadium (Rio de Janeiro)Attendance: 74,073 paying spectatorsReferee: José Faville NetoScore: Fluminense 4 × 2 Flamengo Fluminense Lineup: Félix, Toninho Baiano, Ángel Bruñel, Assis, Marco Antônio, Carlos Alberto Pintinho, Cléber, Marquinhos (Fluminense midfielder from the 70s), Dionísio, Manfrini, Lula. Coach: David Ferreira.  Flamengo Lineup: Renato (goalkeeper), Moreira, Chiquinho Pastor, Fred, Rodrigues Neto, Liminha, Zico, Paulo Cézar Caju, Vicentinho (Arílson), Dadá Maravilha, Sérgio. Coach: Mário Zagallo.

Goals:

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