Palmeiras × Fortaleza · Brasileirão
Table
- 2.Palmeiras57 pts · 28J · +26
Match events
- 8′Palmeiras: VAR review: Facundo Torres
- 10′Palmeiras: Penalty: Raphael Veiga
- 23′Fortaleza: Goal: Lucas Crispim
- 57′Palmeiras: Goal: Ramón Sosa (Assists: Micael)
- 58′Fortaleza: Substitution: Deyverson on, Juan Martín Lucero off
- 58′Fortaleza: Substitution: Rodrigo Santos on, Lucas Crispim off
- 70′Palmeiras: Substitution: Lucas Evangelista on, Allan off
- 70′Palmeiras: Substitution: Vitor Roque on, Mauricio off
- 71′Palmeiras: Substitution: José Manuel López on, Raphael Veiga off
- 74′Palmeiras: Substitution: Felipe Anderson on, Ramón Sosa off
- 74′Fortaleza: Substitution: Marinho on, Yago Pikachu off
- 74′Fortaleza: Substitution: Tomás Pochettino on, Breno Lopes off
- 75′Palmeiras: Substitution: Andreas Pereira on, Facundo Torres off
- 82′Palmeiras: Goal: Andreas Pereira (Assists: Felipe Anderson)
- 85′Fortaleza: Substitution: Adam Bareiro on, Matheus Pereira off
- 86′Palmeiras: Yellow card: Micael
- 89′Palmeiras: Goal: Andreas Pereira (Assists: Jefté)
- 90+1′Fortaleza: Yellow card: Emanuel Brítez
Match statistics
6634
238
105
52
112
1115
11
8668
All match statistics41
41
238
105
70
63
166
72
157
10
52
31
10861
4821
112
23
30
6634
9680
464243
399166
8668
185
5346
2613
4928
259
101
2210
129
5590
1911
1411
19
417
46
2217
46
1115
11
55
33
Head-to-head
Of the last 3 meetings: 1 win for Palmeiras, 1 draw, and 1 win for Fortaleza. Across those 3 meetings: 10 goals in total, 3.3 per match; both teams scored in 2 matches.
Match officials
- Alex Gomes Stefano
- Rodrigo Figueiredo Henrique Correa
- Brígida Cirilo Ferreira
- Thaillan Azevedo Gomes
- 1
Venue
Allianz Parque
- São Paulo
- 43,713
Other matches
Same referee
Same referee, away side behind on points
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Yellow Card and Red Card Rules: Bookings, Accumulation, Bans
Same away side, behind on points
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