Fluminense only Rio club still fighting on three fronts | OneFootball

Fluminense stands out this season as the only Rio de Janeiro club still alive in the three main competitions it participates in: Brasileirão, Copa do Brasil, and Copa Sul-Americana. While its rivals have already said goodbye to at least one tournament, Tricolor maintains chances of advancing on all fronts.

Flamengo was eliminated from the Copa do Brasil by Atlético-MG in the round of 16, Botafogo was eliminated from the Libertadores also in the round of 16, losing to LDU, and Vasco was eliminated from the Copa Sul-Americana in the playoffs by Independiente Del Valle. As a result, Fluminense became the only Carioca club still competing in the main tournaments of the season.

The Tricolor's performance in the cups is also noteworthy. In the Copa do Brasil, the team advanced to the final stages, showing consistency and the ability to overcome opponents in knockout games. In the Sul-Americana, Fluminense remains strong, securing qualification for the next stages and reinforcing its protagonism in international competitions.

Even without having the largest investment among Carioca clubs, Flu maintains regularity and balance. In the Brasileirão, it figures in the first part of the table, demonstrating the ability to remain competitive in an intense calendar.

With all competitions still ahead, Fluminense continues as the protagonist of Carioca football in 2025, keeping alive the chance of winning titles in both the national championship and the cups it competes in.

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