Marino Hinestroza’s late double defines Brasileirao Serie A Regular Season - 32

Marino Hinestroza turns Vasco DA Gama’s 3-2 comeback into the round’s defining result

Vasco DA Gama overturned a 2-1 deficit against Corinthians with two late goals from Marino Hinestroza, winning 3-2 and moving to #13 on 38 points. Corinthians, who had led after Gustavo Henrique scored in the 50th minute and Matheus Bidu put them ahead in the 57th, remain #17 on 33 points. Jose Luis Rodriguez had given Vasco DA Gama a first-half lead in the 35th minute before Hinestroza struck in the 88th and 90th minutes.

The comeback also made Hinestroza the round’s leading scorer, with 2 goals. His second completed the winning sequence and gave Vasco DA Gama a five-point advantage over Corinthians in the table.

Three results reshape the pressure below the top half

Chapecoense-sc produced the largest table upset, beating Fluminense 2-1. Yannick Bolasie opened the scoring for Chapecoense-sc in the 9th minute, Claudio Rodrigues Gomes equalised for Fluminense in the 30th, and Giovanni Augusto restored Chapecoense-sc’s lead in the 56th. Chapecoense-sc are #20 on 21 points, while Fluminense are #5 on 51 points, a 30-point gap between the teams.

Internacional also defeated a higher-ranked opponent, beating Botafogo 3-0. Matheus Bahia scored in the 32nd minute, José Carlos Ferreira Júnior added a second in the 42nd, and Alexandro Bernabéi completed the score in the 66th. Internacional sit #16 on 35 points, while Botafogo are #11 on 39 points, four points ahead.

Gremio supplied the other surprise by beating Coritiba 1-0. Martin Braithwaite scored the match’s final goal in the 90th minute. Coritiba are #12 on 39 points, eight points ahead of Gremio, who are #18 on 31 points.

Palmeiras lead as Flamengo keep the title race close

Palmeiras remain #1 on 69 points after a 2-0 win over RB Bragantino. Maurício Magalhães Prado put Palmeiras ahead with a penalty in the 45th minute, and Agustin Giay added the second in the 77th. RB Bragantino are #10 on 41 points.

Flamengo stayed within two points of the leaders by beating Atletico-MG 3-2. Bernard Anício Caldeira Duarte gave Atletico-MG the lead in the 7th minute, but Gonzalo Plata and Giorgian de Arrascaeta put Flamengo ahead before half-time. Renan Lodi equalised for Atletico-MG in the 59th, only for Jorge Carrascal to score Flamengo’s winning penalty in the 90th minute. Flamengo are #2 on 67 points; Atletico-MG are #6 on 50 points.

Cruzeiro are #3 on 54 points after Fabrício Bruno’s 45th-minute goal secured a 1-0 win over Remo, who are #19 on 26 points. Atletico Paranaense occupy #4 on 54 points after drawing 1-1 with Vitoria, who are #14 on 38 points. Jamerson’s own goal for Atletico Paranaense gave them the lead in the 23rd minute, before Renato Kayzer equalised for Vitoria in the 29th.

Draws leave the middle tightly grouped

Mirassol and Sao Paulo drew 1-1. Rafael’s own goal for Mirassol put that side ahead in the 7th minute, while Pedro Lima equalised for Sao Paulo in the 39th. Sao Paulo are #9 on 43 points, six points ahead of Mirassol in #15 on 37 points.

Santos drew 1-1 with Bahia after Luciano put Bahia ahead in the 39th minute and Luan Peres equalised for Santos in the 90th. Bahia are #7 on 50 points, four points ahead of Santos in #8 on 46 points.

Across all 10 matches, the round produced 26 goals. The results leave Palmeiras at the summit, Flamengo close behind, and a crowded middle section separating the upper positions from the relegation places.