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Accumulator of the day: Corinthians + Flamengo to win at 3.08

TypeAccumulator
FixtureCorinthians vs Fluminense + Flamengo vs Red Bull Bragantino
MarketTwo-leg match-result accumulator
SelectionCorinthians to win + Flamengo to win
Published odds3.08
Kick-off2026-09-20T21:00 SAST
BookmakerSportingbet
Odds captured2026-09-19T16:58 SAST
StatusLost

Accumulator legs

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Risk note: Corinthians are the volatile leg; Flamengo may rotate after continental competition. Both teams must win. Stake no more than 0.25u and skip below combined odds of 2.80.

Final result: Corinthians 1–3 Fluminense (Corinthians win lost); Flamengo 2–1 Red Bull Bragantino (Flamengo win won) — accumulator lost · Official result (opens in a new tab)

Sunday Brasileirão accumulator: Corinthians to beat Fluminense at Neo Química Arena and Flamengo to beat Red Bull Bragantino at the Maracanã, both over 90 minutes plus stoppage time.

Why these two home wins?

Fluminense arrive after a 3-1 league defeat at Atlético Mineiro and a 2-1 away Libertadores loss, creating a short turnaround before another away fixture. Corinthians also lost their latest league match, so the 2.20 home price is not a low-risk favourite: the value case is the home setting against an opponent carrying consecutive away defeats and travel.

Flamengo returned to the top of the league with a 2-1 win over Corinthians and then progressed in the Libertadores. Sportingbet makes them a clear 1.40 home favourite against a Bragantino side whose recent sequence includes a defeat, a win and a draw.

Price and risk

The captured prices combine to 3.08, a break-even rate of about 32.5% before bookmaker margin. Corinthians are the volatile leg, while Flamengo face a short turnaround after continental competition and may rotate. Both teams must win; one draw or defeat loses the accumulator. Stake no more than 0.25 units and skip if the combined price falls below 2.80.

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