Fluminense Beat Real Heips 7-0 to Extend Carioca Lead

Fluminense secured a 7-0 victory against Real Heips on Wednesday, November 11, extending their lead in the second phase of the Campeonato Carioca Feminino.

The match, held at the CEFAN training center, keeps the team atop the standings with 10 points.

The Tricolor maintained control throughout the match, opening the scoring just three minutes after kickoff. Cacau found the net following a cross from Sochor, who then added a goal of her own two minutes later after dribbling past the goalkeeper, according to Fluminense Football Club.

Raquel extended the lead to 3-0 in the 19th minute. Kaline added another goal shortly after, and Keké scored with a header in the 37th minute following a scramble in the penalty area. Gislaine closed the first-half scoring during stoppage time, bringing the total to 6-0, Fluminense Football Club reported.

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The intensity continued into the second half as Fluminense created multiple chances through Sochor, Adrielly, and Raquel. Cacau ultimately secured her second goal of the match in the 45th minute of the second half, finalizing the 7-0 scoreline.

With this result, the team managed by coach Saulo Silva holds 10 points in the competition’s second phase. In contrast, Real Heips remains without a point in this stage, according to reporting from the Federação de Futebol do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (FFERJ).

Fluminense Beat Real Heips 7-0 to Extend Carioca Lead
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Fluminense is scheduled to return to the field on Tuesday, November 24, for the fifth and final round of the qualifying phase. The match will take place at the Estádio Municipal João Saldanha in Maricá, with kickoff set for 3:00 PM local time.

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