Fluminense loses after 14 matches in the first division and misses the opportunity to equalize the largest unbeaten series | Rio de Janeiro

The tricolor’s last defeat was in Brazil on January 13, when they lost 5-0 to Corinthians at the New Coimica Arena, under interim Ailton Ferraz. Since then, the team led by Marcão has won Sport (1 to 0), Botafogo (2 to 0), Goiás (3 to 0), Bahia (1 to 0), Ceará (3 to 1) and Fortaleza. (2 to 0). ) 0) and tied with Curitiba (3 to 3), Atlético MG (0 to 0) and Santos (1 to 1) in the race to Libertadores. In the current season, under the leadership of Roger Machado, the team came from victories over Cuiaba (1 to 0) and Santos (1 to 0), and a draw against Sao Paulo (0 to 0), Bragantino (2 to 2) and Fortaleza (1 to 1). .

In 2010, this team lost in the hands of Maurice Ramalho by chance to Corinthians, only 1-0, before starting the unbeaten series with 10 wins and five draws. Beats Flamengo (2 to 1), Atlético MG (3 to 1), Vitoria (2 to 1), Avai (3 to 0), Santos (1 to 0), Cruzeiro (1 to 0), Atlético PR ( 1 to 0) 3 to 1), Grêmio (2 to 1), Internacional (3 to 0) and Goiás (3 to 0), tied with Grêmio Prudente (1 to 1), Botafogo (1 to 1), Vasco (2 to 2) and São Paulo (2 to 2) and Palmeiras (1 to 1).

If it doesn’t equal the 2010 record, the last streak has at least surpassed the club’s other marks in the points streak: 11 games without a loss in 2009, with seven wins and four draws in the surprise race to escape relegation. ; 12 matches in 2012, including eight wins and four draws en route to the Brazilian title; And 13 games in 2005, with six wins and seven draws. In Brazilian history, the largest unbeaten streak in flu was 16 matches between 1984 and 85.