🔹 Key Moments
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27′ – Jhon Arias curled a stunning free-kick into the top corner to give Fluminense an early lead.
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37′ – Lee Jin‑hyun capitalized on a fast counter from Ulsan to level the score.
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45+3′ – Um Won‑sang headed in a cross from Lee to put Ulsan 2–1 up at halftime.
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66′ – Nonato struck a smart finish to make it 2–2.
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83′ – Juan Pablo Freytes headed home from a corner to give Fluminense a 3–2 lead.
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90+2′ – Keno sealed the match with a late header for 4–2.
Match Statistics
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Possession: Fluminense dominated with roughly 70%, reflecting their control over the game.
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Shots: They had 25 attempts to Ulsan’s 10, showcasing their offensive pressure.
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Attendance: The stadium drew around 29,300 fans despite lukewarm turnout issues at others venues.
What This Means
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Fluminense leapfrogs into top spot in Group F with 4 points (1 win, 1 draw), now within reach of the knockout rounds.
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Ulsan are eliminated after two defeats, finishing bottom of the group.
Final Take
Fluminense's comeback showcased their resilience and depth. While Ulsan zipped ahead early, the Brazilians gradually wrested back control—sealing the win through tactical halftime tweaks and late-game persistence. Coach Renato Gaúcho's substitutions, especially introducing Nonato, Freytes, and Keno, proved decisive.