Atletico-MG’s late turnaround highlights the Regular Season - 30 table picture
The round in review — results, standouts and the table
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Atletico-MG overturned a late Santos lead to win 2-1, while Flamengo remained first and Palmeiras stayed close behind. RB Bragantino’s 4-2 victory over Cruzeiro was the round’s surprise result, and the 10-match round produced 28 goals.
What changed
Atletico-MG turn Santos defeat into a 2-1 victory
Atletico-MG produced the round’s most dramatic turnaround, scoring twice in the closing minutes to beat Santos 2-1. Gabriel Barbosa put Santos ahead in the 88th minute, but Vitor Hugo Franchescoli de Souza equalised for Atletico-MG in the 90th minute before Thiago Borbas completed the comeback in the same minute. The result leaves Atletico-MG seventh on 47 points, five points ahead of Santos, who are eighth on 42 points.
Across the 10 matches of Brasileirao Serie A Regular Season - 30, teams scored 28 goals. The round also brought a major result at the top end: RB Bragantino, 11th on 37 points, beat sixth-placed Cruzeiro 4-2. Lucas Henrique Barbosa, Eric Ramires and Jose Herrera scored for RB Bragantino, while Kaio Jorge’s own goal counted for RB Bragantino to make it 2-0. Zé Lucas and Matheus Henrique pulled Cruzeiro back to 3-2 before Jose Herrera settled the match in the 90th minute.
Flamengo remain narrowly ahead at the summit
Flamengo stayed first on 64 points after beating Fluminense 1-0, with Jorge Carrascal scoring in the 65th minute. Palmeiras are second on 63 points after a 4-1 win over Corinthians. Alexander Barboza opened the scoring for Palmeiras in the 16th minute, Agustin Giay added goals in the 45th and 51st minutes, and Matheus Bidu’s own goal counted for Palmeiras in the 46th minute. Gustavo Henrique scored Corinthians’ goal in the 90th minute.
Atletico Paranaense strengthened third place on 53 points by winning 4-1 at Chapecoense-sc, who remain 20th on 18 points. Leonardo Caetano Silva, Luiz Gustavo and Kevin Viveros gave Atletico Paranaense a 3-0 lead before Maurício Garcez scored for Chapecoense-sc. Viveros scored again in the 78th minute. Kevin Viveros was one of the round’s three leading scorers with two goals, alongside Jonathan Calleri of Sao Paulo and Agustin Giay of Palmeiras.
Points gained across the middle and lower table
Sao Paulo moved to ninth on 39 points by beating Vitoria 2-1. Jonathan Calleri scored in the 20th and 70th minutes, with Emmanuel Martínez equalising for Vitoria in the 39th minute. Bahia, fifth on 49 points, beat Mirassol 1-0 through Luciano Juba’s penalty in the 38th minute; Bahia are 16 points ahead of Mirassol, who are 15th on 33 points.
Coritiba and Botafogo drew 1-1. Marçal’s own goal counted for Coritiba in the 22nd minute, and Danilo dos Santos de Oliveira equalised for Botafogo in the 34th minute. Coritiba are 10th on 39 points, three points ahead of Botafogo in 13th on 36 points. Gremio and Internacional also drew 1-1: Vitinho put Internacional ahead in the 33rd minute, and Wallace Gomes da Silva Santos equalised for Gremio in the 73rd minute. Internacional are 17th on 32 points, one point ahead of Gremio, who are 18th on 31 points.
The round began with Vasco DA Gama and Remo drawing 0-0. Vasco DA Gama are 14th on 35 points, 10 points ahead of Remo, who are 19th on 25 points. The results leave the title race led by Flamengo and Palmeiras, while the standings from third through the lower positions remain tightly contested without any qualification or relegation outcome confirmed by this round alone.