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Not even the first penalty kick that Rafael Vega missed in Alverde’s shirt, not even the good match of volleyball. saints prevented Palm trees To leave Vila Belmiro with a 1-0 victory. In the afternoon (29), the team led by assistant João Martins withstood the pressure of Santos, responded at the end and won the classic with a goal, 35 minutes of the final stage, indicated by defender Gustavo Gomez.
As a result, Verdau reached 15 points and advanced in the tournament Braziliantranscend Corinthians, who was in a tie with America-MG, in São Paulo. Peixe stayed with 11 points and moved away from G4.
In the next round, Alfinegro will visit Praiano Atletico, Saturday (4), at 19:00 (Brasilia time). Palmeiras receive Atletico MGSunday (5) at 16:00.
Live from Santos
Live from Palmeiras
Who Has Worked Well: Marcelo Lomba
When Santos was superior in the match, especially in the first stage, Palmeiras was not in a bad position on the scoreboard thanks to goalkeeper Marcelo Lomba. Replacing Weverton, who is in the Brazilian national team, the 42 jersey made three difficult saves and played safely in the remaining bids.
Who Was Bad: Gabriel Menino
The good performance of the Santos midfield was directly related to the lack of density among the same sector in Palmeiras. Replacing Danilo, who was called up by Tite, Gabriel Menino was separate and collaborated a bit in marking, helping Peixe reach the alviverde goal in back-to-back chances.
Vega misses the first penalty kick for Almairas
Rafael Vega, from Palmeiras, prepares to take the missed penalty against Santos
Photo: Jota Air / Today Agency / Country Content
It took some time, but it happened. After reviewing the video assistant referee and confirming the error of Rodrigo Fernandez, Rafael Vega missed his first penalty in a Palmeiras shirt. By that time, he had about 24 penalties. In front of Joao Paulo, the midfielder moved the goalkeeper and sent him high, but he hit the post. Now, Veiga’s conversion rate is 96%.
The fish is stiff the first time, but it doesn’t score
The first half for Santos was encouraging, with censors pressing the opponent’s midfield and several scoring opportunities. Alone in the area, Leo Baptistau received from Marcos Leonardo and missed. In the 10th minute, after hitting the Palmeiras area, Sandri filled his foot and sent it over the goal. In the 20th minute, Baptistao made a good single move, kicking hard and forcing Marcelo Lomba to make a big intervention.
With little time left on the net, Marcos Leonardo went to the net, but referee Luiz Flavio de Oliveira pushed him Leo Baptistao at the start of the move and disallowed the goal. In injury time, it was Palmeiras who frightened them – twice with Rooney, who let loose. In the second stage, the team slowed down and saw Palmeiras react and strive for victory.
Reaction, Palmeiras takes the risk and eventually grows
If the owners of the house were superior and the attacking yard was occupied more, Palmeiras did not stop attacking either. Taking advantage of opponents’ mistakes, the team led today by Joao Martins took a chance three times, with Rooney twice and Rafael Vega. But in the second stage, Palmeiras increased his pace and reached the Santos region. First, he missed the penalty with Vega. Then, after a cross in the penalty area, Gomez advanced well and headed in a deflected defense to defeat Joao Paulo: 1×0 Palmeiras.
Bustos loses first in Villa
Since Fabian Bustos took charge of the team, Pixie has racked up seven wins and one draw at Villa Belmiro. In Brazil, there were three victories in three matches as of this afternoon, in which the coach knows his first defeat at home from Santos.
Action against racism
The classic in the village is also marked by the first work between Santos and the Apartheid Observatory in football, a body that monitors and publishes cases of racism and affirmative action in Brazilian football. The club and the authority signed an institutional cooperation partnership agreement. At the opening, Pixie players entered the field in anti-racism cheerleader shirts.
Did you miss it, fan?
Vila Belmiro had a great visit on a sunny afternoon. Defender Luan Péres, a former Santos player and now at Olympique Marseille, accompanied the classic match against Palmeiras at the home of Pixie. Before the ball was rolled, he stood next to Angelo who is recovering from an injury.
The ban has been in effect since 2019
Santos entered the field with a taboo to beat against Palmeiras: he beat his opponent after nearly two and a half years of six defeats, including the championship final. Editors 2020 and two draws. However, Gustavo Gomez’s header extends Santos’ fate a bit more against Alverde’s side.
data sheet:
Santos 0 x 1 palm
Competition: Brasileirao, 8th round
date and time: May 29, 2022 (Sunday), 4pm (Brasilia time)
stadium: Villa Belmero in Santos (SP)
Rule: Luiz Flavio de Oliveira (SP)
Auxiliaries: Marcelo Carvalho van Gas (SP) and Alex-Ange Ribeiro (SP)
Video Assistant Referee: Wagner Rawi (PB)
yellow cards: Rodrigo Fernandez, Vinicius Zanusillo and Joao Paulo (San); Gabriel Menino (Pal)
Goal: Gustavo Gomez, 35 minutes into the second half
the Saint: John Powell; Madson, Maicon, Eduardo Bowerman, and Lucas Perez; Rodrigo Fernandez, Sandri (Bruno Oliveira) and Vinicius Zanusillo (Lucas Braga); Leo Baptistao (Rowan), Jogan Julio (Ricardo Goulart) and Marcos Leonardo (Angolo). Technical: Fabian Bustos.
Palm trees: Marcelo Lumba; Marcos Rocha, Gustavo Gomez, Murillo (Naves) and Jorge; Gabriel Menino (Fabiño), as Rafael and Rafael Vega (Briano Lopez); Dudu (Rafael Navarro), Rooney (Atoista) and Gustavo Scarpa. Technical: Joao Martins (Assistant – Abel Ferreira served on suspension)
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