Mirassol Futebol Clube was defeated by Fluminense 1-0 in the 32nd round of the Brazilian Championship. Kevin Serna scored the Tricolor's goal. The team, led by coach Luis Zubeldía, will return to the field on Sunday (09/11) to face Cruzeiro in the 33rd round of the Brazilian Championship. The match will be played at 16h at Mineirão. With a well-posted defense and speed to attack, Fluminense was superior to the opponent in the first half. So much so that in the first few seconds, they came close to scoring. Serna ran at high speed and was only stopped by a foul in the penalty area. The referee initially sent off the opponent, but gave only a yellow card after reviewing the VAR. In the penalty kick, Lucho Acosta hit the post with danger. At 26, Canobbio received the ball from Lucho on the right, crossed into the area, but the goalkeeper cleared it before the ball reached Everaldo. At 30, Lucho launched Serna on the left, who cut into the middle and shot towards the goal. The ball deflected off the defender and entered the corner to open the score for Fluminense. Fluminense took advantage of the good moment to press for the second goal. At 38, Everaldo found Canobbio, who advanced on the right and shot wide. Two minutes later, Lucho Acosta made a beautiful individual play, rolled and received a beautiful return of the heel of Everaldo. The goalkeeper, however, prevented the second tricolor goal with a great save. At 46, Renê crossed, Everaldo sent it to the middle of the area, and Canobbio couldn't complete it with his head. Like in the first half, Flumienense came back from the break pressuring the opponent. In another dangerous approach in the first minute, Lucho Acosta received the ball from Canobbio and shot for a great save by the goalkeeper. At 4, Canobbio crossed, Everaldo headed it, and the ball passed near the post. Without suffering any setbacks, the Tricolor built good opportunities on the attack to seal the victory, but failed to define the plays. At 22 minutes, Kevin Serna passed to Renê in the area, who shot across and Canobbio deflected it with his heel for danger. At 37, Lucho Acosta stole the ball in the attack and passed to Canobbio, who tried to pass to John Kennedy, but the defense cleared it before the number 99 could complete it for the goal. Even with the favorable result, Fluminense continued to seek the second goal. At 38, Kevin Serna advanced with the ball, cut into the middle, and shot for the goalkeeper's defense. Ten minutes later, after a corner kick, Canobbio invaded the area and passed to Freytes to shoot wide.