In a six-goal game, Grêmio and Bragantino draw at the Arena
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In a six-goal game, Grêmio drew 3-3 with Bragantino this Sunday (7) for the Brazilian Championship, at the Arena. The tricolor goals in the match were scored by Cristaldo, Luis Suárez and Everton Galdino; The São Paulo team scored with Matheus Fernandes, Sasha and Thiago Borbas. With the result, Renato Portaluppi’s team occupies seventh place in the Brasileirão with seven points.
The match at the Arena started in an amazing way. In the first minute of the game, Grêmio players complained about Jadsom’s hand being touched after a cross in the area. Referee Paulo Cesar Zanovelli was called on VAR. After review the referee confirmed the penalty. Cristaldo hit the penalty hard and with no chance for goalkeeper Lucão to open the scoring at the Arena.
At eight minutes, the São Paulo team tied the match. The ball fell to Matheus Fernandes in the area, who moved goalkeeper Gabriel Grando. Around the 15th minute of the match, the Tricolor fans lost patience with the defense players, especially with the player Diogo Barbosa and Lucas Silva who were booed at all times.
In the first stage, Bragantino dominated the match creating several goal chances. Grêmio went through a moment of instability and at all times Renato Portaluppi criticized the performance of the athletes. On the way out of the field, boos took over the Arena.
In the second half, coach Renato Portaluppi tried to modify the match and put players Zinho and Everton Galdino. The first effect, however, was not positive: after seven minutes, Bragantino scored the second goal of the match. In a quick counterattack, Sasha received Matheus Fernandes inside the area, cut defender Bruno Alves and sent the ball into the corner, with no chance for Gabriel.
Then, however, came the backlash. In the 10th minute, Grêmio tied the game with a great goal by Luis Suárez. Bitello made the cross, Bragantino’s defense pushed away, but the Uruguayan striker, with the ball still in the air, sent a bomb and tied the game at 2 to 2. It was Suárez’s first goal in the Brasileirão.
At 16 minutes, Grêmio turned the match around, to the delight of the Tricolor crowd. Everton Galdino received at the end and advanced towards the area. He dribbled past two markers and hit the corner, scoring the third goal at the Arena.
When it looked like Tricolor’s victory was guaranteed, Bragantino tied the game. At 45 minutes, Juninho Capixaba received on the left and crossed low. The ball reached striker Thiago Borbas, who hit Gabriel’s foot and tied the game. In the next round, on Wednesday (10), Grêmio will face Palmeiras, at Allianz Parque, in São Paulo.
Guild (3): Gabriel Grando; Tomas Luciano, Bruno Alves, Bruno Uvini and Diogo Barbosa; Lucas Silva (Zinho), Mila (Gustavo Martins), Bitello, Cristaldo (Nathan) and Vina (Everton Galdino); Luis Suarez (Andre). Technician: Renato Portaluppi.
Bragantino (2): Lucão; Andrés Hurtado, Eduardo Santos, Natan and Juninho Capixaba; Jadson Silva, Matheus Fernandes (Thiago Borbas), Lucas Evangelista, Bruninho (Vitinho); Sasha and Helinho (Henry Mosqeura). Technician: Pedro Caixinha.
Referee: Paulo da Silva, assisted by Felipe Costa and Marcyano da Silva Vicente.
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