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@sriram Yes, there isn't the finitely presentation assumption in the defn of flat morphism. Indeed I think I solved my problem using just the "going down" for flat morphisms and working on affine opens.
@LaurentMoret-Bailly Thank you, I didn't know the "going down" for flat ring morphisms, but now I think the argument is clear since we can work on affine opens and $\eta$ is minimal (so it is in the image of $U$ for the g-down theorem and this is absurd).
@Kimball I know, you are right, but I am a student and I have to submit a relation about that theorem in about 2 weeks, so I need at least a partial answer as soon as possible.