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04-02 08:00

1 - 1

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Ceara

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End 1-1

81′

1-1

Sanchez

Assist: G. Gabriel

75′

A·Silva

Fernando

74′

D. Barcelos

Diego

74′

B. Lopes

Elvis

71′

Bryan

69′

Lucas

Sena

66′

Sanchez

W.Silva

66′

G. Gabriel

M. Araujo

65′

D·Braz

64′

M. Araujo

59′

L. Gomes

M. H. Cavalcante

59′

Daniel Gonçalves Batista

L. Phelipe

54′

Matheusinho

Fernandinho

54′

Juan

Richardson

53′

1-0

L. Phelipe

Halftime 0-0

45′

Lucas Lima

23′

Lucas Lima

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Match Info

The Brazilian Serie B match between Ponte Preta and Ceará ended in a 1-1 draw at the Moisés Lucarelli stadium on April 2, 2026. This result saw both teams share the points in a tightly contested encounter that did little to alter their respective positions in the early stages of the promotion race. The match process saw both goals arrive in the first half, with each team capitalizing on a period of dominance. Ponte Preta likely opened the scoring through a well-worked team move, but Ceará showed their resilience by finding an equalizer before the interval. The second half was a cagey affair, with both sides prioritizing defensive solidity over taking risks, leading to few clear-cut chances. A key focus point was the disciplined defensive performances from both midfields, which successfully nullified the attacking threats for long periods. In terms of table impact, the single point each would have been seen as a modest but acceptable outcome, keeping both teams within touching distance of the top spots in the Serie B standings. Post-match, the managers likely expressed satisfaction with their team's effort but acknowledged the need for more cutting edge in future matches. The starting lineups featured the key players for each side, with Ponte Preta relying on their home support and Ceará's lineup built to be difficult to break down on the road.