Vitoria vs Fluminense Prediction

Recent Form: Contrasting Trajectories

Fluminense's last 20 matches across all competitions have brought eight wins, nine draws and just three defeats, with 33 goals scored and 22 conceded. That's a side picking up points regularly, even if plenty of those results have been draws rather than wins.

Vitoria: 20 completed matches; Fluminense: 20 completed matches.

Vitoria

20 matches

Win

40% 8 / 20

Draw

10% 2 / 20

Loss

50% 10 / 20

Scored

22

Conceded

30

Difference

-8

Fluminense

20 matches

Win

40% 8 / 20

Draw

45% 9 / 20

Loss

15% 3 / 20

Scored

33

Conceded

22

Difference

+11

Vitoria's equivalent run reads eight wins, two draws and ten defeats, with 22 scored and 30 conceded. There have been bright spots, including a 4-0 Copa do Brasil win, but losses have outnumbered wins by some distance.

Fluminense look harder to beat on current form, though their habit of drawing games shows they're not always ruthless at the other end.

Comparative Team Statistics: Vitoria vs Fluminense

Head-to-Head: Historically Tight

These two have met 17 times in the records available, stretching back to 2010. Results have gone both ways over that span, and roughly half of the last ten meetings have ended level.

The most recent clash, back in May 2026, finished 2-2 at Fluminense's ground. That pattern points to competitive, closely fought fixtures rather than one side consistently dominating the other.

League Table: A Clear Gap

Fluminense currently sit fourth with 48 points from 28 games, built on 13 wins, nine draws and six defeats. Vitoria are down in 13th with 33 points from the same number of matches, having won nine, drawn six and lost 13.

That's a 15-point gap between two sides who've played an identical number of fixtures, and it reflects Fluminense's much more consistent campaign overall.

The table favours Fluminense heavily, but their head-to-head record against Vitoria specifically hasn't always matched that gap.

Players and Fitness Notes

Vitoria's main attacking threat has been Rene, with nine goals in 21 appearances this season. Fluminense spread their scoring more evenly, with John Kennedy on nine from 18 games and Hulk adding seven from 21. Both sides share creative duties fairly evenly too, with Acosta and Erick each on five assists.

Vitoria:

Best scorers:

Rene - 9

Best assist providers:

Erick - 5

Penalty cards:

Cacá x 1 x 5

E. Martínez x 8

Injury list:

Marinho

R. Ramos

Fluminense:

Best scorers:

John Kennedy - 9

Hulk - 7

Best assist providers:

L. Acosta - 5

Penalty cards:

A. Canobbio x 1 x 5

Injury list:

G. Cano

Jemmes

PH Ganso

On fitness, Vitoria have question marks over Marinho (ankle) and R. Ramos (knee), both listed as questionable. Fluminense have similar doubts, with G. Cano carrying a knee issue alongside Jemmes and PH Ganso, also questionable. None of these are confirmed absences for this specific fixture, but they're worth watching as it approaches.