Fluminense aim to end six-year winless run against Grêmio in the South | OneFootball

Fluminense returns to Porto Alegre this Tuesday to face Grêmio at the Arena, a venue where the Tricolor das Laranjeiras hasn't won since May 5, 2019, when they staged one of the most remarkable comebacks in their recent history: 5 to 4, under the command of Fernando Diniz.

In that thrilling match, Flu fell behind but shone with goals from Luciano, Matheus Ferraz, Pedro, and Yony González (twice). For the Gaucho side, the scorers were André, Kannemann, Everton Cebolinha, and Jean Pyerre.

It was the last time Flu defeated Grêmio away from home.

Five games, five losses

Since then, the record in Porto Alegre has been completely unfavorable. There are 5 matches and 5 losses:

• 2×1 – Libertadores 2024

• 1×0 – Brasileirão 2024

• 2×1 – Brasileirão 2023

• 1×0 – Brasileirão 2021

• 1×0 – Brasileirão 2020

Grêmio has been a tough opponent, especially at home, and Flu arrives for the match trying to break this six-year winless streak in the South.

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