🔥 After Heavy Rain, Thrilling Goals Light Up MorumBIS
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.
The Majestic match this Sunday (26th) started an hour later than scheduled due to heavy rains that fell in São Paulo's capital.
The delay for the ball to start rolling would be worth it.
São Paulo is defeating Corinthians 3-1 at MorumBIS.
Featuring incredible saves, stunning goals, decisive idols, and much more!
INCREDIBLE SAVE 🤯
São Paulo started off stronger.
They controlled the game with their greater ball possession.
Corinthians began gaining ground as the minutes passed.
And had the best chances of the first half.
Highlight for Rafael performing a miracle after Cacá went up high.
RAFAEEEEEEL!!!DEFESAÇA DO GOLEIRO TRICOLOR!#PaulistãoSicrediÉDoBrasil pic.twitter.com/O4Rohf4eYC
— Paulistão (@Paulistao) January 26, 2025
SPFC IS LETHAL 🔥
Corinthians would pay for their mistakes at the start of the second half.
First, Matheuzinho allowed Lucas to soar and open the scoring (49').
LUUUUUUUUUUUUCAS!O camisa 7 sobe mais que todo mundo e abre o placar no Majestoso!#PaulistãoSicrediÉDoBrasil #Betano pic.twitter.com/dqMbZMUsVA
— Paulistão (@Paulistao) January 26, 2025
Six minutes later, Oscar scored his first goal since returning to the club that developed him.
Bidu forced a pass in the middle, SPFC recovered, and the number 8 beat Hugo Souza.
BEM-VINDO, OSCAR!O camisa 8 anota o primeiro gol com a camisa do São Paulo!#PaulistãoSicrediÉDoBrasil #Betano pic.twitter.com/g3ec84sfYi
— Paulistão (@Paulistao) January 26, 2025
STUNNING GOALS IN SEQUENCE 😵💫
Stunned after taking two hits, Corinthians responded at 62'.
Martínez (who started on the bench) picked up a corner kick rebound and sent it into Rafael's left corner. A masterpiece.
It was his first for SCCP.
QUE PINTURA!Martinez acertou um chutaço de fora da área e mandou a bola na gaveta!#PaulistãoSicrediÉDoBrasil #Betano pic.twitter.com/fLi7lFqkeR
— Paulistão (@Paulistao) January 27, 2025
But the tricolor fans would celebrate again the VERY NEXT minute.
Quality passing exchange and a stunning goal by Lucas Moura to ensure another explosion at MorumBIS.
Rafael appeared again (very well) to prevent a goal by André Ramalho.
Keeping the Majestic at a very high level.
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