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10-06 03:00

2 - 3

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97′

A. Moreno

93′

E. Martínez

92′

G. Gómez

89′

2-3

R. Sosa

Assist: A. Moreno

82′

L. Moura

G. Tapia

80′

V·Roque

80′

E. Díaz

74′

2-2

F·López

Assist: Maurício

70′

2-1

V·Roque

Assist: Maurício

65′

R. Sosa

F. Anderson

65′

J.Dias

J.Piquerez

65′

Rodriguinho

M. Antonio

64′

P.Maia

55′

A. Pereira

54′

Alisson

D.Bobadilla

45′

Allan

A·Giay

45′

B. Fuchs

Murilo

45′

Maurício

R.Veiga

Halftime 2-0

34′

2-0

G. Tapia

Assist: E. Díaz

22′

D.Bobadilla

15′

1-0

Luciano

Assist: M. Antonio

11′

R.Veiga

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Match Info

In a classic Paulista derby, Palmeiras emerged victorious with a thrilling 3-2 away win over São Paulo in the Brazilian Série A on October 6, 2025. The match at the Morumbi stadium was a back-and-forth encounter that showcased the best of Brazilian football, with Palmeiras ultimately claiming the bragging rights. São Paulo started brightly and took an early lead, but Palmeiras responded with two quick goals before halftime to turn the game around. The second half saw São Paulo equalize from a corner, setting up a tense finale, before Palmeiras scored a dramatic winner in the 88th minute through a powerful header. The match was not without controversy, as São Paulo had a goal disallowed for a marginal offside call after a lengthy VAR review. The standout performer was Palmeiras' playmaker, who provided two assists and dictated the tempo. The result had major implications for the Série A table, with Palmeiras closing in on the leaders and São Paulo dropping valuable points at home. The São Paulo manager was critical of the defensive errors, while the Palmeiras coach praised his team's "never-say-die attitude." Both teams fielded full-strength lineups for one of the most heated rivalries in South America.