Atlético Mineiro × Flamengo · Brasileirão
Table
- 1.Flamengo60 pts · 28J · +32
Goal stats
Match events
- 34′Atlético-MG: Goal: Bernard (Assists: Dudu)
- 46′Flamengo: Substitution: Bruno Henrique on, Wallace Yan off
- 46′Atlético-MG: Substitution: Ruan on, Vitor Hugo off
- 53′Flamengo: Substitution: Giorgian de Arrascaeta on, Jorge Carrascal off
- 53′Flamengo: Substitution: Jorginho on, Evertton Araújo off
- 54′Atlético-MG: Yellow card: Natanael
- 56′Atlético-MG: Substitution: Iván Román on, Natanael off
- 56′Atlético-MG: Substitution: Rony on, Hulk off
- 67′Flamengo: Substitution: Everton on, Samuel Lino off
- 67′Atlético-MG: Substitution: Caio Paulista on, Dudu off
- 68′Atlético-MG: Yellow card: Everson
- 74′Flamengo: Yellow card: Erick Pulgar
- 74′Flamengo: Substitution: Gonzalo Plata on, Luiz Araújo off
- 78′Atlético-MG: Yellow card: Bernard
- 83′Atlético-MG: Substitution: Reinier on, Bernard off
- 86′Flamengo: Yellow card: Bruno Henrique
- 90+2′Flamengo: Goal: Bruno Henrique (Assists: Danilo)
- 90+4′Atlético-MG: Red card: Rony
Match statistics
2872
815
44
25
24
108
32
7791
All match statistics42
11
815
44
37
14
612
23
712
02
25
14
44147
1566
24
22
11
2872
8484
282733
218669
7791
612
5436
1820
3356
325
28
1112
35
2742
926
810
104
1415
128
1211
33
108
32
10
55
30
Head-to-head
Of the last 4 meetings: 0 wins for Atlético Mineiro, 1 draw, and 3 wins for Flamengo. Across those 4 meetings: 11 goals in total, 2.8 per match; both teams scored in 1 match.
Match officials
- Rafael Rodrigo Klein
- Rafael da Silva Alves
- Maira Mastella Moreira
- Roger Goulart
Venue
Arena MRV
- 44,892
Other matches
Same referee
Same referee, away side ahead on points
- Chapecoense × São Paulo
- Mirassol × Flamengo
- Santos × Athletico PR
- Chapecoense × Flamengo
- Santos × Vitória
Yellow Card and Red Card Rules: Bookings, Accumulation, Bans
Same away side, ahead on points
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