SAO PAULO (Interstat) — Loud defeated Fluxo 6-4 on Monday in a global football match that featured a frantic opening half and a resilient finish from the home side. Loud, playing at home, moved to 1-1 in the competition and 1-1 across all competitions. Fluxo also sits at 1-1 in the competition and 1-1 across all competitions after a game that produced 10 goals. The result followed previous competition matches in which Fluxo beat Furia 4-3 and Loud lost 7-6 at Dibrados FC. Loud entered the match after conceding seven goals in its previous competition outing, while Fluxo had scored four in its previous win.

Loud opened with startling speed. Felipe Viana scored in the third minute, and Esau Nascimento made it 2-0 in the fourth. Fluxo answered in the 17th minute through Lucas Samurai, but Loud restored a two-goal cushion when Matheus Biro scored in the 33rd minute. Helber Junior added another Loud goal in the 35th minute, putting the home side in control before Fluxo responded with two quick goals. Felipe Ribas Acosta Gabriel scored in the 38th minute and Chaveirinho struck in the 39th, trimming Loud’s lead to 4-3. Daniel Shiraishi scored for Loud in the 40th minute. Viana added his second goal and Cerol also scored for Fluxo as the teams reached the 6-4 final. The goals came in rapid succession during the opening 40 minutes, with Loud scoring three times from the 33rd to the 40th.

Felipe Viana was Loud’s top star. Chaveirinho scored once for Fluxo. Matheus Biro, Helber Junior, Esau Nascimento and Daniel Shiraishi each scored once for Loud. Cerol, Felipe Ribas Acosta Gabriel and Lucas Samurai each scored once for Fluxo. Viana had also scored twice in his previous recent performance at Dibrados FC. Viana’s two-goal effort led a Loud attack that finished with six goals, while Fluxo’s four scorers each found the net once. Chaveirinho, Biro, Helber Junior, Nascimento, Shiraishi, Cerol, Ribas Acosta Gabriel and Samurai each recorded one goal.

The early goals shaped the match. Viana’s third-minute strike gave Loud an early lead, and Nascimento doubled the advantage one minute later. Samurai’s 17th-minute goal gave Fluxo a foothold, but Biro and Helber Junior scored in the 33rd and 35th minutes to rebuild Loud’s advantage. The visitors then made the match tense with goals from Ribas Acosta Gabriel and Chaveirinho in the 38th and 39th minutes. Shiraishi’s 40th-minute goal gave Loud more room, and Viana’s second goal helped the home side withstand Fluxo’s four-goal output.

Fluxo’s Chaveirinho, Cerol, Ribas Acosta Gabriel and Samurai shared the visitors’ scoring load. Loud’s Viana was the only player with two goals in the game. The result left both teams with identical records in the competition and across all competitions. Loud’s previous competition result was a 7-6 loss at Dibrados FC, while Fluxo had won 4-3 against Furia. The match reversed the defensive trend for Loud, which had conceded seven goals in its previous competition game, though Fluxo also found the net four times. Loud’s response after that loss gave the home side its first competition win of the season, while Fluxo absorbed its first competition loss of the season.

Loud’s attack spread its scoring across five players. Viana supplied two goals, and Biro, Helber Junior, Nascimento and Shiraishi each added one. Fluxo’s goals came from Chaveirinho, Cerol, Ribas Acosta Gabriel and Samurai. The visitors stayed within reach through the middle of the match, but Loud’s early burst and late first-half response provided the difference. Both teams remained level in the competition after the result.

Interstat’s game simulator had projected a final score of Fluxo 7, Loud 4. Interstat’s ELO system had projected Loud with a 62.4 percent probability to win.