Vasco DA Gama’s 3-1 comeback reshapes the Brasileirao Serie A table
The round in review — results, standouts and the table
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Vasco DA Gama’s comeback over Atletico Paranaense was the round’s biggest surprise, while Flamengo retained first place and Palmeiras stayed second. Results at both ends of the table sharpened the picture among the leading positions and the bottom four.
What changed
Vasco turn the table picture upside down
Vasco DA Gama provided the round’s defining result, recovering from an own goal to beat fifth-placed Atletico Paranaense 3-1. S. Mendoza put Atletico Paranaense ahead in the 22nd minute, but F. Aguirre’s own goal for Vasco DA Gama levelled the match at 61 minutes. Bruno Duarte put Vasco ahead two minutes later, and Gabriel Pereira completed the comeback in the 67th minute.
The result leaves Atletico Paranaense fifth on 54 points, while Vasco DA Gama are 13th on 41 points. Atletico Paranaense remain 13 points ahead of Vasco DA Gama, but the victory gives the lower-ranked side the round’s standout table consequence.
Flamengo stay clear at the summit
Flamengo strengthened their position at number one by beating Gremio 3-1. Samuel Lino opened the scoring in the 20th minute before Pedro struck twice, in the 28th and 45th minutes, to establish a 3-0 lead. F. Amuzu pulled one back for Gremio in the 69th minute.
Flamengo now have 76 points, with Palmeiras second on 73 points. Palmeiras also produced one of the round’s biggest results, defeating Remo 6-1. J. Arias scored in the fourth and 14th minutes, Mauricio made it 3-0 in the 21st minute, and Marcelinho’s own goal for Palmeiras extended the lead to 4-0. Ze Welison scored for Remo in the 45th minute, before J. Lopez and Felipe Anderson completed Palmeiras’ scoring in the 55th and 80th minutes.
Pedro, J. Arias and Kaio Jorge were the round’s leading scorers with two goals each. Kaio Jorge scored in the 45th and 86th minutes as Cruzeiro defeated Bahia 3-2. C. Olivera had put Bahia ahead in the 32nd minute, while Bruno Rodrigues also scored for Cruzeiro in the 69th minute. A. Veliz scored Bahia’s second in the 90th minute.
Upper-table positions tighten
Cruzeiro sit third on 60 points, followed by Fluminense on 54 points. Fluminense won 3-0 at Vitoria through goals from J. Savarino in the 15th minute, A. Canobbio in the 42nd minute and R. Castillo in the 90th minute. Atletico-MG are seventh on 50 points after losing 1-0 to Botafogo, with Edenilson scoring in the 19th minute.
Bahia are sixth on 53 points after the defeat in Cruzeiro. Botafogo are 11th on 42 points, while Coritiba are 12th on 42 points after losing 1-0 to Internacional. Alerrandro scored Internacional’s winning penalty in the 90th minute. Coritiba remain four points ahead of Internacional, who are 16th on 38 points.
RB Bragantino moved above Santos on the listed table positions after winning 2-1. Rodinei’s own goal for RB Bragantino put them ahead in the fourth minute, Coutinho equalised for Santos in the 37th, and Wallace Yan restored the lead in the 41st. RB Bragantino are eighth on 47 points and Santos ninth on 47 points.
Pressure at the bottom
Mirassol beat Chapecoense-sc 2-1 after Kauan gave Chapecoense-sc the lead in the 12th minute. Reinaldo equalised for Mirassol with a penalty in the 45th minute, and Anderson’s own goal for Mirassol put Chapecoense-sc behind in the 57th minute. Mirassol are 14th on 40 points, 19 points ahead of Chapecoense-sc, who are 20th on 21 points.
Sao Paulo and Corinthians drew 0-0. Sao Paulo are 10th on 44 points and Corinthians 17th on 37 points. Gremio are 18th on 37 points, while Remo are 19th on 29 points. Across the 10 matches, the round produced 31 goals.