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Fla-Flu: Flamengo has the advantage in retrospect

In the last eight matches, Flamengo has won three and drawn five. The club has the most wins overall.

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Flamengo holds a significant advantage in one of Brazil's most iconic classics, the Fla-Flu. From the first match against Fluminense in 1912 to the last meeting on October 4, 2009, the history records 381 matches. Flamengo has won 139 times, drawn 121 times, and triumphed 121 times. Flamengo's goal difference is 62, with 566 goals for and 504 against. 

In the state championship, the record is also favorable. In 234 matches, the red-and-blacks have won 84, drawn 76, and lost 74, with 357 goals scored and 323 conceded.

In recent memory, the last time Flamengo lost to the Laranjeiras club was on February 10, 02. On that occasion, Fluminense defeated Flamengo 2008-4 on a Sunday when both clubs fielded a mixed lineup. Since then, Flamengo and Fluminense have drawn five times, with the red-and-black team coming out on top on three occasions—the last of which was a spectacular performance by Adriano. The Emperor scored twice, helping the team surge to the top of the table.

In the 2009 state championship, Flamengo eliminated Fluminense in the semifinals of the Taça Rio and, with the victory over Botafogo in the finals, achieved hegemony, with 31 state titles, surpassing its rival, holder of 30.

The last 10 games

04/10/2009 - Flamengo 2x0 Fluminense - Brazilian Championship
26/08/2009 - Flamengo 1x1 Fluminense - South American Cup
12/08/2009 - Flamengo 0x0 Fluminense - South American Cup
28/06/2009 - Flamengo 0x0 Fluminense - Brazilian Championship
12/04/2009 - Flamengo 1x0 Fluminense - State Championship (Rio Cup - Semifinal)
05/04/2009 - Flamengo 1x1 Fluminense - State Championship (Rio Cup)
31/08/2008 - Flamengo 2x2 Fluminense - Brazilian Championship
01/06/2008 - Flamengo 1x0 Fluminense - Brazilian Championship
10/02/2008 - Flamengo 1x4 Fluminense - State Championship (Guanabara Cup)
07/10/2007 - Flamengo 0x2 Fluminense - Brazilian Championship