Fluminense Dominates Águia de Marabá with 8-0 Victory

Fluminense delivered a commanding performance on Wednesday, securing an 8-0 victory over Águia de Marabá at the Mangueirão Stadium in Belém.

This emphatic win advanced the team to the second phase of the Copa do Brasil. There, they will face Caxias in Caxias do Sul on a date yet to be confirmed by the CBF.

The visitors wasted no time asserting dominance. Canobbio opened the scoring in the 11th minute after capitalizing on a defensive error. Just three minutes later, Cano doubled the lead with a precise header.

Fluminense maintained relentless pressure, and Cano struck again in the 31st minute, completing his brace with a sharp finish from a tight angle. Ignacio added a fourth goal in first-half stoppage time, heading in a cross to give Fluminense a commanding lead at halftime.

Águia briefly showed signs of life early in the second half when Reidiner created their first chance, but goalkeeper Fábio denied the opportunity. Fluminense responded swiftly, and Paulo Baya extended the lead to 5-0 in the 23rd minute with a stunning strike.

Two minutes later, Arias netted the sixth goal following a quick counterattack. Everaldo joined the scoring spree in the 33rd minute, calmly finishing past Águia’s goalkeeper Axel.

Moments later, he set up Serna for an easy tap-in to complete Fluminense’s eighth goal of the night. Despite their dominance, Fluminense continued pressing until the final whistle but could not increase the score further as Águia managed to hold off additional attempts.

This victory underlines Fluminense’s offensive prowess and sets high expectations for their upcoming match against Caxias. While Águia struggled to contain their opponents’ relentless attacks, Fluminense showcased clinical finishing and tactical superiority throughout the game.

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