Next Sunday at 17 p.m., Flamengo will face Internacional at Beira-Rio Stadium in Porto Alegre for the 31st round of the Brazilian Championship. The duel will be marked by different objectives in the standings. While Flamengo is aiming for the tournament title, Internacional is fighting to escape the relegation zone. The teams are currently in second (60 points) and seventeenth (33 points), respectively. To get in the mood for the big game, we decided to recap some of Flamengo's victories playing away from home.

Flamengo won the match against Internacional by a score of 2-1, at Beira-Rio, in the 12th round of the 2015 Brazilian Championship. The game marked the debut of Peruvian Paolo Guerrero, who did not disappoint and found the net, sealing the victory for Flamengo at Beira-Rio, in Porto Alegre. The goals were scored by Ernando, in the 47th minute of the second half, Guerrero, in the 10th minute of the first half, and Éverton, who received a beautiful assist from the Peruvian in the 20th minute of the second half.

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Competition: 2015 Brazilian Championship Series A – 12th Round

Stadium: Beira-Rio, Porto Alegre (RS).

Audience: Audience present: 10.931 fans - Revenue: R$ 265.937,00.

Flamengo: Cesar; Ayrton, Marcelo, Wallace and Jorge; Victor Cáceres (Marcio Araújo), Jonas and Canteros; Emerson Sheik, Guerrero and Everton - Coach: Cristóvão Borges.

Flamengo defeated Internacional 3-1 at Beira-Rio in the first round of the 2002 Brazilian Championship. Liédson scored twice for Flamengo in the 11th minute of the first half and 30 minutes into the second half, which also benefited from a goal from Felipe Melo to win the game. Fabiano Costa scored Inter's consolation goal.

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Competition: 2002 Brazilian Championship Series A - 1st round.

Stadium: Beira-Rio, Porto Alegre (RS).

Flamengo: Julio Cesar, Fernando, Valdson (Andre Bahia), Alessandro, Athirson, Andre Gomes, Jorginho, Felipe Melo, Hugo, Andrezinho, Liedson (Ze Carlos) - Coach: Lula Pereira.

In a 1999 Brazilian Championship match, Flamengo defeated Internacional 2-1 at Beira-Rio Stadium, with goals from Leandro Machado and Leonardo Inácio. With this result, Flamengo broke a six-game winless streak in the Brazilian Championship.

Competition: Brazilian Championship 1999.

Stadium: Beira-Rio

Flamengo: Clemer, Pimentel, Luis Alberto, Fabão, Athirson, Jorginho (Marcelo Rosa), Leandro Avila, Leonardo Inácio (Lê), Fabio Baiano (Maurinho), Beto and Leandro Machado.

Flamengo goals: Leonardo Inácio and Leandro Machado.

Audience: 7.777.

In the 1982 Brazilian Championship, at Beira-Rio, Zico and Reinaldo scored for the Rubro-Negro, but the draw with Inter was no use to Flamengo. Until the 42nd minute of the second half, Vitor, Andrade's substitute, scored the goal that qualified them for the round of XNUMX.

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Competition: 1982 Brazilian Championship.

Location: Beira-Rio/Porto Alegre/RS.

Coach: Paulo César Carpegiani.

Flamengo defeated Internacional 1-0 at Beira Rio in a friendly match in 1971. The red-and-black goal was scored by striker Caldeira.

Competition: Friendly.

Stadium: Beira-Rio.

Flamengo: Adam, Jaguar, Jair, Reyes, Marcos, Zanata, Liminha, Buião, Dionysius (Milton), Tales (Fio) and Caldeira.

Flamengo's goal: Caldeira.

Audience: 33.973.

The Most Beloved faced Internacional in the 1969 Roberto Gomes Pedrosa Tournament and came out on top. With goals from Bianchini and Dionísio, Mengão defeated the Colorado team at Beira-Rio Stadium.

Competition: Roberto Gomes Pedrosa Tournament.

Stadium: Beira-Rio.

Flamengo: Sidnei, Murilo, Manicera, Brito, Tinteiro, Liminha, Rodrigues Neto, Nei Oliveira, Dionísio (Tinho), Bianchini and Arilson.

Flamengo goals: Bianchini and Dionísio.