📋 At opposite ends, Palmeiras and Grêmio announce official line-ups
The Verdão has 29 points and, in third place, wants the win to get closer to leader Cruzeiro (34 points).
Meanwhile, Tricolor Gaúcho occupies 14th place and, with 17 points, needs the three points to avoid the risk of entering the Z-4 (Santos is in 17th place with 14 points).
Grêmio, coming from elimination in the South American tournament with a 1-1 draw against Alianza Lima, coach Mano Menezes chose to put Igor Serrote, Alex Santana, and Pavón in the places of Kannemann, Villasanti, and Alysson Edward, respectively.
And Palmeiras, in turn, in relation to the last game (2-1 over Fluminense), coach Abel Ferreira opted for the entries of Bruno Fuchs, Piquerez, Martínez, and Luighi in the places of Micael, Vanderlan, Aníbal Moreno, and Felipe Anderson, respectively.📋 See Grêmio's lineup
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