The success of the leader Corinthians about her escort Bragantinethe defeat of flamingo in carioca derby against Botafogo and the collapse of saints about him Cuiaba the most outstanding events on the fifth day of the Brazilian Soccer League.
The Corinthians, led by Portuguese coach Vítor Pereira, prevailed as a guest in that day’s São Paulo classic against Bragantino, who was the only undefeated team and has now been relegated to fourth position. with eight points, four behind the leader. The lone goal from the experienced Renato Augusto sealed the victory for the Corinthians.
The day began on Saturday, when América, playing as guests at their own stadium, won the Belo Horizonte derby 1-2 against Atlético Mineiro, led by Argentine coach Antonio “El Turvo” Mohamed and defending title.
Paraguayan defender Raúl Cáceres scored one of the goals for ‘Coleho’ (rabbit), who climbed to third position with nine units, while Argentine striker Nacho Fernández cut a discount for Mineiro.
Also on Saturday and with its new coach Luiz Felipe Scolari on the stand, Athletico Paranaense defeated Ceará de Fortaleza 1-0 in Curitiba.
On Sunday, at an unusual time of the morning and in a duel of Portuguese coaches, Luis Castro’s Botafogo defeated Paulo Sousa’s Flamengo 0-1, in the Rio derby which this time was moved from Rio de Janeiro to Mané Garrincha stadium. from the capital of Brasilia.
With the defeat, ‘Fla’ exacerbated his crisis and raised the alert for Sousa, who this week had to endure the “ghost” of his compatriot Jorge Jesús, who publicly offered to return to the team where he won the title. and the Liberator in 2019.
Paulista Palmeiras, also of Portuguese coach Abel Ferreira, was unbeaten at home, 1-1, against Rio de Janeiro Fluminense, who scored alongside his Argentine striker Germán Ezequiel Cano.
The Goiania derby went to Goiás, who beat Atlético Goianiense 0-1 as a guest, while the gaúcho classic between Juventude de Caxías and Internacional de Porto Alegre ended in a draw (1-1), in which Paraguayan Oscar Ruiz scores for homeowners.
The other undefeated were the bottom side of Fortaleza, who added their first score by drawing at home (1-1), and Sao Paulo, in a bad result for both teams.
The chaos of the day was led by Santos against Cuiabá, whom they beat 4-1 and in which Ecuadorian attacker Bryan Angulo put his signature on one of the ‘Peixe’ (fish) goals. With the victory, the team from the port of São Paulo, led by Argentine coach Fabián Bustos, climbed to second position with ten points, two behind leader Corinthians.
The day will end on Monday, when the promoted and surprising Avaí and Coritiba, led by Paraguayan coach Gustavo Morínigo, will face off at the Florianópolis resort who want to stay in the top positions.
Source: La Verdad
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