MATCH PREVIEW

Vitoria’s 10 home wins test Fluminense’s away record in Serie A

What is at stake, with the data behind it

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Vitoria’s strong home record contrasts with Fluminense’s less convincing away results, despite a 16-point gap in the provisional Serie A table. Absences on both sides add a further variable before kickoff.

Before kickoff

Home strength against away weakness

Can Vitoria offset Fluminense’s table advantage at Barradao? Their home record gives them a strong platform: Vitoria have won 10, drawn 2 and lost 4 of their home games this season, with 23 goals scored, 13 conceded and 10 clean sheets. Fluminense’s away record is 3 wins, 6 draws and 7 losses, with 21 goals scored, 25 conceded and 1 clean sheet.

The table and recent sequence

This is the 34th regular-season round. Vitoria are provisionally 15th with 38 points from 33 games, while Fluminense are provisionally fourth with 54 points from 33 games. Fluminense therefore lead by 16 points, although their away results provide a clear counterpoint to the standings.

The latest five results listed for Vitoria read Win, Loss, Loss, Draw, Win. Fluminense’s latest five are Win, Draw, Win, Loss, Win. The 33-result samples show different recent sequences, but neither removes the importance of the venue split.

Absences and likely shapes

Vitoria will be without E. Britez through yellow-card suspension, alongside Camutanga, Dudu, Edu, Fabiano, Matheusinho, Nathan Mendes, Ramon and Riccieli, all listed as unavailable. Fluminense list Alisson, John Kennedy and Matheus Reis with injuries, plus Ignacio through yellow cards; Martinelli and J. Millan are inactive. Vitoria most often used 4-2-3-1, while Fluminense used it in 30 matches.

Can Vitoria’s home defence produce another clean sheet against Fluminense’s away attack?

Explore match and season data
Fri, Nov 6
Barradao
Vitoria crest

Vitoria

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

Fluminense

4th in league
15W - 9D - 9L
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Goals/Game
1.1
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1.6
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Conceded/Game
1.5
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1.3
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Form Points
5
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6
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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1FlamengoWWWWD332274682873
2PalmeirasDWWWW3320103562270
3CruzeiroWWWLW3317610524657
4FluminenseWLLLW331599524254
5Atletico ParanaenseLDLWD331599504054
6BahiaWDLWL3314118484253
7Atletico-MGLLWWD3314811443950
8RB BragantinoWWLDW3413813443947
9SantosLDDWL34121111504947
10Sao PauloLDWWL3312714393943
11CoritibaLWLLD3411914405142
12MirassolWLDWL34101014394840
13BotafogoLLWDL3310914455339
14Vasco DA GamaLWLDW3210814404938
15VitoriaLDDLW3310815354838
16InternacionalWLWLD3491114384238
17GremioWWLDD3391014374437
18CorinthiansWLDLL339915364236
19RemoWLDDD3361116365129
20Chapecoense-scLLWLL334920336821