São Paulo took the lead in the Brasileirão in isolation this Thursday (12th).
In coach Roger Machado’s debut, Tricolor defeated Chapecoense at Canindé.
Luciano and Calleri scored the goals of the match. The result keeps the team unbeaten in the competition.
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The Match
The match started under heavy rain at Canindé and at a slow pace.
São Paulo gradually took control of the action on the field and began to pose a threat.
The first half ended scoreless, but Tricolor “solved that problem” quickly after the break.
Just one minute into the second half, Luciano made it 1-0 with a precise cross from Marcos Antônio.
Roger Machado’s team continued to control the action and quickly doubled their lead.
Marcos Antônio once again found a great pass to start the play, which was finished by Calleri to make it 2-0.
After being involved in the build-up of both goals, São Paulo’s number 8 even found the net, but the play was disallowed for offside.
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Chapecoense had their best chance to score towards the end of the first half, with a shot from Everton that forced a great save from Rafael.
The team from Santa Catarina threatened only a few times throughout the match and did not find the net.
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