
Vitoria's record against Flamengo tells a mixed story. They have one win to their name - a 2-0 victory - but have lost twice, both times 2-1, suggesting a pattern of narrow defeats when things go wrong. The scheduled fixture ahead offers a chance to build on their single success in this sequence.
The club's last completed match was a 2-1 loss to Flamengo, their second defeat by that scoreline in this run. Before that came the 2-0 win, which remains their most recent victory and their best performance in this series. That result showed they can dominate when conditions suit them, but consistency has been the problem. Two losses sandwiched around one win is not the foundation for sustained momentum, particularly against a rival of Flamengo's calibre. The upcoming fixture - another meeting with Flamengo - will test whether Vitoria can replicate the control they showed in that 2-0 display or whether they will slip back into the pattern of narrow defeats that has defined their recent encounters. Their ability to convert chances and tighten their defence will likely determine the outcome.
From matches covered on Scoresque, not the team's full history.
| # | Player | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Bruno VarelaPortugal | Goalkeeper | |
| Bruno WilsonPortugal | Defender | |
| Rodrigo PinheiroPortugal | Midfielder | |
| Tomás HandelPortugal | Midfielder | |
| Alfa SemedoGuinea-Bissau | Midfielder | |
| Nuno SantosPortugal | Forward | |
| Tiago SilvaPortugal | Midfielder | |
| André AndréPortugal | Midfielder | |
| Marcus EdwardsEngland | Forward | |
| KikiPortugal | Defender | |
| Rasmus NicolaisenDenmark | Defender | |
| Kevin ZenónArgentina | Midfielder | |
| André SilvaPortugal | Forward | |
| JotaPortugal | Forward | |
| Ola JohnNetherlands | Forward | |
| Bruno DuarteBrazil | Forward | |
| Sacha BoeyFrance | Defender | |
| Afonso FreitasPortugal | Goalkeeper |
| Trophy | Won | Years |
|---|---|---|
| Taça de Portugal | 2 | 1965-2013 |
| Taça da Liga | 1 | 2009 |
Won the Portuguese Cup final against Benfica on penalties
Won the Portuguese League Cup title
Founded in 1922 in Guimarães, the city regarded as the birthplace of Portugal