Fluminense x Internacional confirmed line-up: where to watch the game for the 14th round of the Brasileirão in Beira-Rio today

Internacional and Fluminense face each other this Sunday, at 6:30 pm, at Estádio Beira-Rio, in Porto Alegre. The confrontation is valid for the 14th round of Brasileirão Betano. Premiere and SporTV broadcast live to all Brasil.

Inter occupies 17th position, with 14 points. The team from Rio Grande do Sul is the worst home team in Série A and needs a victory to get out of the relegation zone. A defeat could further complicate the situation in the table.

Fluminense comes in third place, with 26 points. The Rio team seeks to maintain their good momentum in the competition and close the gap on the leaders. Tricolor comes from the commitment of Libertadores and now returns full focus to Brasileirão.

Escalação confirmed from Internacional

Paulo Pezzolano defined the team in 4-2-3-1. Anthoni stays in goal. The defense has Bruno Gomes, Félix Torres, Victor Gabriel and M. Bahia. In the middle, Rodrigo Villagra and Bruno Henrique, the latter with the captain’s armband.

In attack, Jhonatan Carbonero, Allex and Alan Bernabei support Alerrandro as a center forward. The coach has options in the bank such as Alan Patrick, Vitinho and Rafael Borré.

Gabriel Mercado remains out with a thigh injury. Sergio Rochet does not play due to a calf problem. Félix Torres and Bruno Henrique need to avoid a yellow card.

• Bruno Henrique leads the Colorado midfield as captain
• Alerrandro maintains position in command of the attack
• M. Bahia wins place on the left side

Escalação confirmed from Fluminense

Luis Zubeldía opted for 5-4-1. Fábio is the goalkeeper. The defensive line has Samuel Xavier as captain, Jemmes, Juan Freytes, J. Millán and Guilherme Arana.

In the middle, Alexsander Canobbio, Facundo Bernal, Alisson and Y. Soteldo. John Kennedy acts more advanced. The bench has pieces like Ganso, Hércules and Jefferson Savarino for changes during the game.

Flu does not have Germán Cano, who is recovering from a muscle injury. Matheus Reis is also out following knee surgery. Martinelli undergoes thigh evaluation.

• John Kennedy leads Tricolor’s offensive actions
• Samuel Xavier commands the defense as captain
• Guilherme Arana plays on the left side

Transmissão and where to follow the game

Premiere shows the game live to subscribers. SporTV brings open broadcasting to pay TV operators.

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Arbitrage Detalhes

Felipe Fernandes from Lima, from Minas Gerais, whistles the match. Ele averages 5.59 cards per game. Assistants and VAR complete the team.

Beira-Rio should have a good audience. Field control usually favors Internacional in duels against teams from Rio.

Momento of the teams in the season

Inter seeks to react at home after a winless streak. The team from Rio Grande do Sul has one of the worst attacks at home and needs to improve its use of points.

Fluminense is experiencing a positive phase in the table. The team won most of the games played and has performed well away from home. The challenge is to maintain the pace even with absences.

J. Carbonero and Y. Soteldo appear as highlighted players based on recent numbers. Ambos brings speed and creation to their respective attacks.

Histórico and importance of the confrontation

The two clubs face each other with different objectives. Inter fights against relegation. Flu fights for position among the first placed.

A victory for the home team could change the scenario at the bottom of the table. The visitor’s Triunfo reinforces Fluminense’s solid campaign in the competition.

The game starts at 6:30 pm. The teams already have their formations defined and ready for the kickoff at Beira-Rio.