MATCH REPORT

Fluminense’s 3-0 win over Vitoria built on a two-goal first half

How the match unfolded, with the data behind it

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J. Savarino, A. Canobbio and R. Castillo scored as Fluminense controlled the match and moved to 57 points, while Vitoria stayed on 38.

Match report

Fluminense’s early lead settles the match

Fluminense beat Vitoria 3-0 at Estádio Manoel Barradas, with J. Savarino’s 15th-minute opener setting the direction. A. Canobbio assisted the goal, which made the score 0-1, before adding the second himself in the 42nd minute after Nonato’s assist for 0-2 at half-time. R. Castillo completed the scoring in the 90th minute, again assisted by Nonato, to make it 0-3.

The visitors controlled more of the ball, holding 57% possession and completing 486 passes at 88% accuracy, compared with Vitoria’s 43% and 351 passes. Fluminense also led total shots 12-10 and shots on goal 6-5. Vitoria did show pressure in periods, winning 9 corners to Fluminense’s 6 and recording three blocked shots, but could not turn that pressure into a goal. The expected-goals figures also favoured Fluminense, 1.29 to 0.77.

Canobbio leads Fluminense’s decisive performers

Canobbio was the standout player, receiving a 9.3 rating after 82 minutes, with one goal and one assist. Nonato also supplied two assists and earned a 7.3 rating. Vitoria’s Matheusinho and Lucas Silva were booked in the 44th and 88th minutes respectively.

Fluminense strengthen their position

Fluminense move to 57 points from 34 games and are provisionally #4, extending their lead over Vitoria to 19 points. Vitoria remain on 38 points after 34 games, with their position dependent on tie-breakers. The result gives Fluminense another win after their listed most recent win, while Vitoria suffer a second consecutive loss in the listed form.

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Vitoria

15th in league
10W - 8D - 15L
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Fluminense

4th in league
15W - 9D - 9L
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League Context

Standings source snapshot

These are the saved source standings. They may predate this match; they are not a live or recalculated post-match table.

15th38 pts
Matchday33
4th54 pts
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1FlamengoWWWWW342374712976
2PalmeirasWDWWW3421103622373
3CruzeiroWWWWL3418610554860
4FluminenseWLLLW331599524254
5Atletico ParanaenseLLDLW3415910514354
6BahiaLWDLW3414119504553
7Atletico-MGLLLWW3414812444050
8RB BragantinoWWLDW3413813443947
9SantosLDDWL34121111504947
10Sao PauloDLDWW3412814393944
11BotafogoWLLWD3411914465342
12CoritibaLWLLD3411914405142
13Vasco DA GamaWLWLD3311814435041
14MirassolWLDWL34101014394840
15VitoriaLDDLW3310815354838
16InternacionalWLWLD3491114384238
17CorinthiansDWLDL3491015364237
18GremioLWWLD3491015384737
19RemoLWLDD3461117375729
20Chapecoense-scLLWLL334920336821