4 – 0
“Jefferson Savarino converts after a saved shot and resulting corner to open the scoring for Fluminense.”
Pivotal“Savarino doubles his and Fluminense's tally just after the restart, finishing from another corner situation.”
Pivotal“Savarino completes his hat-trick shortly after a triple Fluminense substitution freshens up the attack.”
Pivotal“Luciano Acosta rounds off the scoring in stoppage time, sealing a emphatic 4-0 victory.”
Outstanding performance

Fluminense made their superiority count from the opening exchanges, racking up 22 shots to Coritiba's 8 and dominating territory with 68% possession. Jefferson Savarino was the architect of the rout, opening the scoring after a rebound from his own saved effort before adding two more either side of the hour mark to put the game beyond doubt. Coritiba, who created some half-chances of their own with three big chances created, were let down by their finishing, missing all three and managing zero shots on target across the ninety minutes. Luciano Acosta's late fourth, scored moments after coming off the bench himself just 28 minutes earlier, capped off a thoroughly one-sided afternoon and sent a message to the rest of the Serie A table about Fluminense's title credentials.
How entertaining was this match?
Fresh off a 3-1 away win over Corinthians, fourth-placed Fluminense host mid-table Coritiba at the Maracanã looking to keep their Libertadores qualification bid on track. Coritiba arrive winless in three, needing a result to revive their own continental hopes before heading back on the road.