Next Saturday (13), in a match valid for the 20th round of the Brazilian Championship, Flamengo will face Sport. The teams are, respectively, in fourth (34 points) and twelfth (23 points) places. The duel will be held at Arena Pernambuco, at 16 pm. To get in the mood for the big game, the Official Website recalls some confrontations.

In the first round of the 2016 Brazilian Championship, Flamengo faced Sport at the Raulino de Oliveira stadium in Volta Redonda and won by a single goal. The game's only goal was scored by attacking midfielder Éverton early in the match. The player anticipated Samuel Xavier in the penalty area and headed in Willian Arão's cross just five minutes into the game.

Competition: Brazilian Championship 2016.

Stadium: Raulino de Oliveira - RJ.

Present: 9.382.

Paying attendees: 7.863.

Income: R$ 136.920,00.

Flamengo: Paulo Victor, Rodinei, Juan, Léo Duarte, Jorge, Cuellar, Willian Arão, Éverton, Guerrero (Éderson), Mancuello (Alan Patrick) and Emerson (Marcelo Cirino) - Coach: Muricy Ramalho.

Goal for Flamengo: Everton.

In the year of their sixth title, Flamengo defeated Sport 3-0 at the Maracanã. Adriano was the star of the match, scoring two goals. Zé Roberto scored the other. Petkovic also stood out in the victory with an assist and a good performance. The performance thrilled the fans, who chanted "olé" at the end of the match.  

Competition: Brazilian Championship 2009.

Stadium: Maracanã.

Flamengo: Bruno; Leonardo Moura, Álvaro, Ronaldo Angelim and Everton; Aírton, Maldonado, Zé Roberto (Bruno Mezenga) and Petkovic (Erick Flores); Denis Marques (Fierro) and Adriano - Coach: Andrade.

Flamengo goals: Adriano (2) and Zé Roberto.

Assists: Petkovic (2) and Léo Moura.

Audience: 29.002.

Income: R$ 397.183,00.

With two goals from Obina, one in stoppage time, Flamengo defeated Sport 2-1 in a match valid for the 2008 Brazilian Championship, at Ilha do Retiro. The victory was Flamengo's 400th in the history of the competition.

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Competition: Brazilian Championship 2008.

Stadium: Ilha do Retiro.

Flamengo: Bruno, Léo Moura, Fábio Luciano, Ronaldo Angelim and Juan; Cristian (Maxi), Jaílton, Ibson and Renato Augusto (Kléberson); Marcinho (Diego Tardelli) and Obina - Coach: Caio Júnior.

Flamengo goals: Obina (2).

Assists: Juan (2).

#4 - Sport 0 x 1 Flamengo - 05/21/2003

In the 2003 Copa do Brasil, Flamengo faced Sport in the semi-final stage and won away from home 1-0, with a goal by Edílson in the 39th minute of the first half. In the return leg, at the Maracanã, the match ended in a 0-0 draw.

Competition: 2003 Brazil Cup.

Stadium: Ilha do Retiro.

Flamengo: Júlio Cesar, Luciano Baiano, Valdson, André Bahia, Athirson, Fabinho, Jônatas (Fabiano Eller), Fabio Baiano (Igor), Felipe, Edilson (Fernando Baiano) and Jean - Coach: Nelsinho Baptista.

Goal for Flamengo: Edilson.

Flamengo defeated Sport 3-0 at the Maracanã stadium in the first phase of the 1994 Brazilian Championship. Savio was the star of the match, scoring all three goals. This victory broke a three-game winless streak against this opponent in the unified Brazilian Championship.

Competition: Brazilian Championship 1994.

Stadium: Maracanã.

Flamengo: Gilmar, Charles Guerreiro, Gelson, Índio, Marcos Adriano, Fabinho, Marquinhos (Hugo), Rodrigo Mendes, Nélio, Magno (Paulo Nunes) and Sávio - Coach: Carlinhos.

Flamengo goals: Sávio(3).

Audience: 12.874.

In the round of 16 of the 1982 Brazilian Championship, Flamengo, with a show by Zico, beat Sport 2-0 at the Maracanã. In the return leg, Sport won 2-1, but it wasn't enough. Flamengo would advance to the next phase and become two-time Brazilian champions.

Competition: Brazilian Championship 1982.

Stadium: Maracanã.

Time: Raul, Leandro, Marinho, Mozer, Júnior, Andrade, Adilio, Zico, Tita, Reinaldo and Lico (Vitor) - Coach: Carpegiani.

Flamengo goals: Zico(2).

Audience: 59.245.

Goals scored: 70

Goals conceded: 53

Win Balance: 8

Games: 45

Wins: 21

Draws: 11
Losses: 13

*Collaborated under the supervision of Isabela Abirached