Next Saturday (10), in a match valid for the 24th round of the Brazilian Championship, Flamengo will face Vitória. The teams are experiencing different moments in the competition and are, respectively, in second (43 points) and 17th (26 points) places. The duel will be held at Barradão, in Salvador-BA, at 18:30 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 achieved an important victory over the Bahia team in Volta Redonda. Felipe Vizeu, just 19 years old, was the star of the game. The Flamengo youth academy product was responsible for securing the 1-0 win for the Rubro-Negro against Vitória at the Raulino de Oliveira stadium.

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Competition: Brazilian Championship 2016.

Stadium: Raulino de Oliveira - Volta Redonda.

Flamengo: Alex Muralha, Rodinei, César Martins, Léo Duarte, Jorge, Márcio Araújo, Mancuello (Everton), Alan Patrick (Cuéllar), Marcelo Cirino (Gabriel), Felipe Vizeu - Coach: Zé Ricardo.

Goal for Flamengo: Felipe Vizeu.

With a solid performance and taking advantage of the opponent's instability, Flamengo built a resounding 4-0 victory over Vitória in a match played at the Arena da Amazônia.

Competition: Brazilian Championship 2014.

Stadium: Arena da Amazônia - Manaus - AM.

Flamengo: Paulo Victor, Léo Moura (Anderson Pico), Marcelo (Erazo), Wallace and João Paulo; Cáceres, Márcio Araújo (Lucas Mugni), Canteros and Éverton; Nixon and Élton - Coach: Vanderlei Luxemburgo.

Flamengo goals: Kadu (own goal), Élton, Éverton and Nixon.

Audience: 20.057.

Income: R$ 1.520.495,00.

In a match valid for the Maria Quitéria Tournament, Flamengo played well and easily beat the Vitória team 5-0, at Fonte Nova, with goals from Lúcio(2), Iranildo(2) and Fabiano.

Competition: Maria Quitéria Tournament.

Stadium: Fonte Nova - Salvador, Bahia

Flamengo: Júlio Cesar, Fabio Baiano, Luís Alberto, Fabiano, Gilberto, Jamir (Lê), Jorginho (Bruno Quadros), Maurinho, Evandro (Marco Aurélio), Iranildo and Lúcio.

Flamengo goals: Lúcio(2), Iranildo(2) and Fabiano.

Flamengo easily defeated Vitória 4-1 at Barradão stadium in a match valid for the 1998 Brazilian Championship. The star of the game was striker Romário. The diminutive striker, as usual, scored three goals in the match. Cleison completed the scoring for Flamengo. 

Competition: Brazilian Championship 1998.

Stadium: Barradão.

Flamengo: Clemer, Pimentel (Fabio Baiano), Ricardo Rocha, Fabão, Leonardo Inácio, Marcos Assunção, Jorginho, Iranildo (Caio), Beto, Cleisson and Romário - Coach: Evaristo de Macedo.

Flamengo goals: Romário(3) and Cleisson.

Audience: 23.385.

Flamengo won the match against Vitória 3-1 at Barradão, in the quarterfinals of the 2003 Copa do Brasil. Edílson and Jean (2) were responsible for the score.

Competition: 2003 Brazil Cup.

Stadium: Barradão.

Team: Júlio Cesar, Luciano Baiano, Fernando, André Bahia, Athirson, Fabinho, André Gomes, Fabio Baiano (Valdson), Felipe, Jean (Igor) and Edilson (Fernando Baiano).

Flamengo goals: Jean(2) and Edilson.

Flamengo showed grit and determination, defeating Vitória 2-1 at the Engenhão stadium in the 2009 Brazilian Championship. After opening the scoring with Juan, the "Greatest in the World" conceded an equalizer in the 16th minute of the second half, but remained composed. In the 23rd minute, Emerson sealed the victory for the "Most Beloved." That year, Flamengo became six-time Brazilian champions.

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Competition: Brazilian Championship 2009.

Stadium: Engenhão.

Flamengo: Bruno; Leonardo Moura, Welinton, Fabrício and Juan (Zé Roberto); Willians, Toró (Everton), Kléberson and Ibson; Emerson (Petkovic) and Adriano - Coach: Cuca.

Flamengo goals: Juan and Emerson.

Assistance: Kléberson.

Audience: 25.546 (paying).

Income: R$ 442.815,00.