Brazilian Campeonato Carioca

FT Sunday, July 5, 2020
Botafogo LWDWD 0
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Fluminense WLWLD 0
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Estádio Olímpico Nilton Santos

Head to Head

FLU leads series 3-1-1

Lineups

FLU · 4-3-3

  1. 27MurielG
  2. 33NinoCD-L
  3. 26DigãoCD-R
  4. 6EgídioLB
  5. 2GilbertoRB
  6. 25HudsonCM
  7. 22DodiLM
  8. 20Yago FelipeRM
  9. 9FredF
  10. 17Wellington SilvaLF
  11. 77NenêRF

BOT · 4-3-3

  1. 1Gatito FernándezG
  2. 3KanuCD-L
  3. 14Marcelo BenevenutoCD-R
  4. 6Danilo BarcelosLB
  5. 2Federico BarrandeguyRB
  6. 4Keisuke HondaCM
  7. 10Bruno NazarioLM
  8. 8Caio AlexandreRM
  9. 9Pedro RaúlF
  10. 7Luis HenriqueLF
  11. 11Luiz FernandoRF

Timeline

  1. 38' Danilo Carvalho (Botafogo) Yellow Card at 38'
  2. 60' Substitution, Fluminense. Fernando Pacheco replaces Wellington Silva.
  3. 67' Substitution, Fluminense. Michel Araújo replaces Yago Felipe.
  4. 79' Substitution, Fluminense. Evanilson replaces Fred.
  5. 80' Substitution, Fluminense. Marcos Paulo replaces Nenê.
  6. 82' Substitution, Botafogo. Cícero replaces Caio Alexandre.
  7. 86' Substitution, Botafogo. Alexander Lecaros replaces Luiz Fernando.
  8. 88' Michel Araújo (Fluminense) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  9. 90'+5' Substitution, Botafogo. Rafael Navarro replaces Luis Henrique.

Brazil Carioca News

All news
News Adriana Garcia Philippe Coutinho: Ex-Liverpool star 'mentally exhausted,' leaves Vasco da Gama Former Liverpool midfielder Philippe Coutinho has left Vasco da Gama citing pressure from fans and mental exhaustion. Video Coutinho reveals World Cup 2026 'dream' at unveiling Philippe Coutinho shares his hopes to return to Brazil's national team as he comes back to his boyhood club Vasco da Gama. News Associated Press Flamengo fire Pereira after four months in charge; eye Jesus, Sampaoli Flamengo has fired coach Vitor Pereira after the loss in the Rio de Janeiro state championship final against archrival Fluminense. News ESPN Marcelo introduced by Fluminense in front of 30,000 fans at Maracana Former Real Madrid Marcelo has signed a two-year contract with his former club Fluminense to return to the Brazilian league after 17 years.