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Top spot at stake in Brazil: Bragantino v Palmeiras line-ups revealed

Top spot at stake in Brazil: Bragantino v Palmeiras line-ups revealed

Yahoo19-05-2025

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Leader against third place, separated by 2 points. This is the scenario for tonight's match, at Cícero de Souza Marques Stadium, for the ninth round of the Brasileirão.
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Without Abel Ferreira, suspended, Palmeiras has assistant João Martins on the sidelines, with the return of three starters to maintain first place: defender Gustavo Gómez and forwards Estêvão, who were spared in last Thursday's Libertadores match.
The starting lineup is Weverton; Giay, Gustavo Gómez, Murilo, and Piquerez; Emi Martínez, Richard Ríos, Allan; Estêvão, Flaco López, and Facundo Torres.
Red Bull Bragantino has the return of defender Andrés Hurtado.
They take the field, lined up by coach Fernando Seabra, with Cleiton; Andres Hurtado, Pedro Henrique, Guzmán, and Juninho Capixaba; Gabriel, Eric Ramires, and Jhon Jhon; Lucas Barbosa, Eduardo Sasha, and Vinicinho.

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