Flamengo reached the G-4 of the Brazilian Championship in the 24th round, after the victory over Cruzeiro, but this was just one positive result in an unbeaten streak of six wins in the tournament. In the matches, they scored 14 goals and conceded only three—two from penalties—which highlights the team's offensive strength and the evolution of the defensive sector. On the wing, Oswaldo de Oliveira's accuracy is 100%. since taking over the team, in the first game of the second half, against São Paulo, which also qualifies Rubro-Negro as the best team in the championship during this period.

With a perfect second round, after the 3-1 victory over Chapecoense Last Sunday (13.09), Flamengo in 2015 equaled the record for consecutive victories set by the 1978 and 1982 teams, the years in which the club's golden generation played their football on the pitch. If, in the points-based era of the national championship, the Mais Querido already holds the absolute record, if they win again in the next round, the record will be the highest in the history of the Rubro-Negro in the Brasileirão.

Flamengo is counting on the immense and passionate Nação Rubro-Negra of Brasília, against Coritiba, this Thursday (17.09), at 21 pm, at Mané Garrincha. Almost 20 thousand tickets have already been sold for another decision of the Brazilian Championship and you can't stay out. Rubro-negros can buy their tickets online and at physical points of sale in the federal capital. with discount of up to 50% for fan club members. Click here to learn more. If you want to travel to follow Mengão, FlaTour has special packages, also with a discount for members of Red-Black Nation Program. Sign up now to access these benefits.

In the points-based era, Flamengo's longest streak was five wins, in 2007 and 2014. Check out the scores and opponents:

2007:
13/10 - Paraná 0 x 1 Flamengo
18/10 - Vasco 1 x 2 Flamengo
21/10 - Flamengo 2 x 0 Grêmio
28/10 - America-RN 0 x 1 Flamengo
31/10 - Flamengo 2 x 1 Corinthians

2014:
10/08 - Flamengo 1 x 0 Sport
17/08 - Coritiba 0 x 1 Flamengo
20/08 - Flamengo 2 x 1 Atlético-MG
24/08 - Criciúma 0 x 2 Flamengo
31/08 - Vitoria 1 x 2 Flamengo

In 1978, 1982 and 2015, the team also achieved six consecutive victories:

1978:
20/04 - Americano 0 x 1 Flamengo
23/04 - Bangu 1 x 4 Flamengo
27/04 - Flamengo 2 x 1 Nacional-AM
30/04 - Flamengo 2 x 1 Portuguesa
04/05 - Flamengo 2 x 0 Paysandu
07/05 - XV de Piracicaba 1 x 2 Flamengo
Coach: Joubert (Cláudio Coutinho would take over in August 1978)
Match that interrupted the sequence: Corinthians 1 X 1 Flamengo, in Sao Paulo.

1982 (Flamengo was two-time Brazilian champion):
20/01 - Flamengo 3 x 2 Sao Paulo
24/01 - Nautico 3 x 4 Flamengo
28/01 - Flamengo 5 x 0 Treze
31/01 - Flamengo 3 x 0 Ferroviário
07/02 - Treze 1 x 3 Flamengo
10/02 - Ferroviário 1 x 2 Flamengo
Coach: Paulo Cesar Carpegiani
Match that interrupted the sequence: Flamengo 1 X 1 Náutico, at home.

2015:
23/08 - Flamengo 2 x 1 Sao Paulo
30/08 - Sport 0 x 1 Flamengo
02/09 - Flamengo 3 x 0 Avai
06/09 - Fluminense 1 x 3 Flamengo
10/09 - Flamengo 2 x 0 Cruzeiro
13/09 - Chapecoense 1 x 3 Flamengo
Coach: Oswaldo de Oliveira
Next game: Flamengo x Coritiba, Thursday (17.09), at 21 pm. Find out how to secure your tickets. Fan member pays from R$25: join now.