Headline: Controversy and Drama Mark Brasileirão’s Matchday 24 on Sunday
Six matches highlighted Sunday’s action in the Brasileirão football league.
Matchday 24 featured a commanding performance by the league leaders, a last-minute loss, the breaking of a seven-month goal drought, and considerable controversy.
+ 📊 Does everyone want to go down? The updated Brasileirão table after Sunday’s action
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The only state derby of the round, the BaVi, featured an unprecedented moment in the sport.
This was not related to the usual scuffles and shoving on the field.
Rather, it stemmed from an attempt to rip an opponent’s shirt during a goal celebration.
Following Jean Lucas’s second goal for Bahia, he removed his shirt to show it to Vitória’s fans, as the derby took place at Barradão.
In response, Marinho attempted to take Jean Lucas’s shirt, and defender Cacá tried to tear the tricolor jersey, thwarted only by a warning from referee Raphael Claus.
A full-blown altercation ensued after the final whistle.
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After the match, both Jean Lucas and Marinho recounted their perspectives on the incident.
The troubling incidents continued at Vila Belmiro.
Reinaldo, a left-back who previously played for São Paulo and now represents Mirassol, was spat on by a Santos fan.
To add to the turmoil at Vila Belmiro, referee Edina Alves reversed a yellow card issued to Wallisson after a VAR review, determining that Neymar was advancing toward Mirassol’s net, resulting in the midfielder receiving a red card instead.
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.
Six matches livened up Sunday (23) of Brasileirão football.
Matchday 24 delivered a thrashing by the leaders, a last-minute defeat, the end of a 7-month drought, and plenty of controversy.
+ 📊 Does everyone want to go down? The updated Brasileirão table after Sunday’s action
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The only state derby of the round, the BaVi was marked by a scene that probably has never happened in the country.
No, we’re not talking about the many scuffles and shoving on the pitch.
We mean the attempt to RIP the opponent’s shirt to try to stop the goal celebration.
Here’s what happened: at the end of the game, Jean Lucas scored Bahia’s second goal, took off his shirt, and “showed” the jersey to Vitória’s fans, since the derby was played at Barradão.
Then Marinho showed up to take Jean Lucas’s shirt, and defender Cacá tried to tear the tricolor jersey apart, which only didn’t happen because referee Raphael Claus warned the red-and-black defender.
Of course, a full-blown brawl broke out after that.
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After the final whistle, Jean Lucas and Marinho gave their versions of what happened.
The string of regrettable incidents continued at Vila Belmiro.
Left-back Reinaldo, formerly of São Paulo and now playing for Mirassol, was spat on by a Santos fan.
And to complete the “combo,” still at Vila Belmiro, referee Edina Alves withdrew the yellow card shown to Wallisson after a VAR review, deciding that Neymar was heading toward Mirassol’s goal, and gave the midfielder a red card instead.
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.
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