Alagoinhas Atletico BA 1–7 Centro Sportivo Alagoano (CSA)
Estádio Carneirão, Alagoinhas — June 15, 2026

Centro Sportivo Alagoano delivered a merciless performance, thrashing Alagoinhas Atletico 7-1 away from home in a Brazilian Serie D Group A4 encounter. CSA’s attacking firepower proved far too potent for a helpless Alagoinhas side that were reduced to damage control from an early stage.

First-Half Onslaught

CSA wasted no time asserting their dominance. Inside the first 15 minutes, they had already netted three times. Striker Rafael Costa opened the scoring with a clinical finish after a defensive mix-up, followed by a long-range strike from midfielder Lucas Santos and a tap-in from winger Gabriel Oliveira. Alagoinhas looked shell-shocked, unable to string together passes.

The fourth arrived before half-time — a powerful header from a corner made it 4-0. Alagoinhas managed a brief consolation just before the break when forward Carlos Silva pounced on a loose ball in the box to make it 4-1. But any hopes of a comeback were quickly extinguished.

Second-Half Demolition

CSA came out with renewed hunger in the second half. They added three more goals, all from open play, with Rafael Costa completing a hat-trick in the 72nd minute. The Alagoinhas defence was repeatedly caught out by quick passing and movement off the ball. Goalkeeper Felipe Alves made several saves but could do little to prevent the rout.

Key Players

• Rafael Costa (CSA) — Hat-trick hero, clinical finishing and intelligent movement.
• Lucas Santos (CSA) — Scored one, assisted two; midfield dominance.
• Gabriel Oliveira (CSA) — Lively on the wing, caused constant problems.
• Alagoinhas defense — Overwhelmed from the first whistle, clearly out of their depth against a superior attack.

Standings and Outlook

The emphatic result keeps CSA atop Group A4 with a perfect record, looking every bit the promotion favourites. For Alagoinhas, this heavy loss drops them to the bottom of the group. They must regroup quickly ahead of a midweek fixture against Jacuipense to avoid falling further behind.