Clube do Remo
FluminenseClube do Remo: 2. João Lucas, 13. Marllon B., 16. Savio - 12. de Paula - 22. Pikachu - 11. Alef Manga, 15. Vitor Bueno - 45. João Pedro S.
Bench: 97. Ivan - 4. Klaus, 5. Andrade L., 24. Cufré B., 79. Marcelinho - 28. Welison Ze, 55. Zé Ricardo - 8. Patrick - 10. Jáderson - 71. Monti
Fluminense: 1. Fábio - 2. Samuel Xavier, 3. Jemmes, 6. Renê R., 22. Freytes - 35. Hercules - 8. Martinelli Matheus, 11. Savarino, 32. Acosta L. - 17. Canobbio - 9. Kennedy
Bench: 27. Pitaluga, 98. Eudes - 4. Ignácio, 13. Arana G., 21. Igor Rabello - 94. Otávio - 7. Soteldo - 30. Moreno S-o, 90. Serna
The 41-year-old goalkeeper for Fluminense has officially become the most capped player in the history of professional football
Chelsea booked their place in the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup Final
Fluminense booked their place in the semi-finals of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup with a tense 2-1 victory over Al Hilal
The London side have emerged with the highest projected probability of lifting the trophy
Inter looked far from the European giants who dominated Serie A last season
All four Brazilian teams in the tournament have now reached the next phase
Fluminense delivered a statement of intent at the FIFA Club World Cup
- Another Goalless Draw at Club World Cup 2025: Dull Dortmund Hold Off Spirited Fluminense
17.06.25 21:45
Matchday action at the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup got underway with a cagey 0-0 stalemate between Fluminense and Borussia Dortmund
As Neymar nears his highly anticipated return to action with Santos FC, the Brazilian superstar has already weighed in on who he believes are the front-runners for the 2025 Campeonato Brasileiro Série A
Neymar is expected to make his long-awaited return to the pitch in the upcoming third round fixture of the 2025 Campeonato Brasileiro Série A, where Santos face Fluminense
Fluminense have confirmed the appointment of Renato Gaúcho as the club’s new head coach — marking his seventh spell in charge of the Rio de Janeiro giants
The Brazilian Serie A is barely underway, and we already have our first managerial casualty