Fluminense squandered a 0-2 this Wednesday, based on goals from Colombian Jhon Arias and Argentinian Germán Cano, and eventually lost 3-2 to Atlético Goianiense, who also had the success of Argentinian Diego Churín, on the thirtieth day of the match. the Brazilian Championship.
Painful comeback for the Rio de Janeiro team, which could get even further away from the League title battle if league-leader Palmeiras beats Coritiba on Thursday at the Allianz Parque in Sao Paulo.
The selection of trainer Fernando Diniz turned everything upside down with Arias’ opening goal from the penalty spot, after a VAR review.
The ‘flu’ widened the gap through Cano, who made a detour in the area to score his 17th goal in the League and establish himself as the top scorer in the domestic league.
But before the break, the dragons of Goiânia discounted a penalty via Churín, also announced by the VAR.
In the second half, Cano again put Land in the middle, as did Martinelli and Matheus Martins, who replaced Arias.
But in the end, Baralhas equalized in the 75th minute and Marlon Freitas made the comeback in the 87th to the despair of the Rio de Janeiro team.
With this defeat, Fluminense remains in third place in the standings for now with 51 points, behind Internacional de Porto Alegre (53), who will face Flamengo, and leader Palmeiras (63), who will face Coritiba.
In another game of this day, Athletico Paranaense drew 1-1 with Fortaleza at home.
Thiago Galhardo, who went unnoticed by Spain’s Celta de Vigo, scored for the visitors, but Pablo leveled the scoreboard in stoppage time in the second half, saving a point for the side led by Luiz Felipe Scolari.
Source: El heraldo
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