São Paulo × Flamengo · Brasileirão
Table
- 1.Flamengo60 pts · 28J · +32
- 11.São Paulo36 pts · 27J · +2
Goal stats
Match events
- 3′São Paulo: Goal: Luciano
- 8′Flamengo: Penalty: Giorgian de Arrascaeta
- 12′São Paulo: Yellow card: Luciano
- 40′Flamengo: Yellow card: Jorge Carrascal
- 45+3′Flamengo: Yellow card: Danilo
- 64′Flamengo: Goal: Samuel Lino (Assists: Emerson Royal)
- 67′Flamengo: Red card: Gonzalo Plata
- 70′São Paulo: Substitution: Marcos Antônio on, Gonzalo Tapia off
- 70′Flamengo: Substitution: Luiz Araújo on, Jorge Carrascal off
- 70′Flamengo: Substitution: Nicolás de la Cruz on, Giorgian de Arrascaeta off
- 70′Flamengo: Substitution: Ayrton Lucas on, Samuel Lino off
- 71′São Paulo: Substitution: Lucas Moura on, Luiz Gustavo off
- 77′São Paulo: Substitution: Alisson on, Pablo Maia off
- 77′São Paulo: Substitution: Maik on, Cédric Soares off
- 80′São Paulo: Goal: Ferreirinha (Assists: Maik)
- 82′Flamengo: Substitution: Wallace Yan on, Saúl Ñíguez off
- 90′Flamengo: Yellow card: Erick Pulgar
- 90+5′São Paulo: Yellow card: Alisson
Match statistics
4753
1515
42
14
35
1117
23
8586
All match statistics43
22
1515
42
88
35
713
82
128
10
14
02
7496
4041
35
11
01
11
4753
5466
403457
342394
8586
913
3541
1520
4349
1716
37
1115
59
4560
1015
1813
711
1110
84
98
02
1117
23
01
44
02
Head-to-head
Of the last 5 meetings: 2 wins for São Paulo, 1 draw, and 2 wins for Flamengo. Across those 5 meetings: 11 goals in total, 2.2 per match; both teams scored in 3 matches.
Match officials
- Rodrigo José Pereira de Lima
- Rafael da Silva Alves
- Francisco Chaves Bezerra Junior
- Jefferson Ferreira de Moraes
Venue
Estádio Urbano Caldeira
- Santos
- 16,798
Other matches
Same referee
Same referee, away side ahead on points
- Botafogo × Palmeiras
- Cruzeiro × Flamengo
- Remo × Athletico PR
- Remo × Vasco da Gama
- Corinthians × Flamengo
Yellow Card and Red Card Rules: Bookings, Accumulation, Bans
Same away side, ahead on points
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