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Chapecoense SC
03-26 08:45
2 - 1
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Sao Bernardo
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Chapecoense SC
Sao Bernardo
Attacks
105
94
Dangerous Attacks
96
64
Ball Possession
56
44
On Target
5
2
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End 2-1
96′
B.Pacheco
92′
2-1
Perotti
91′
85′
Miguel
D.Antunes
85′
gleidson
wermeson
84′
D. Davi
Foguinho
81′
Foguinho
72′
Perotti
N. Pessoa
72′
rodrigo
Kaue
67′
R. Ferreira
J. Ferraz
62′
Everton Souza da Cruz
M.Vinicius
61′
1-1
D. Amorim
57′
F. Rodrigues
J. Urso
56′
Echapora
P.Vitor
56′
M. Silva
miraima dudu
Halftime 1-0
46′
sanches hugo
42′
1-0
wermeson
Goal
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Match Info
Chapecoense SC secured a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Sao Bernardo in a Copa Sul-Sudeste match that kicked off at 8:45 AM on March 26, 2026. The home side claimed a crucial three points in a tightly contested regional cup fixture, with the winning goal arriving in the second half to break the deadlock. The match began with Chapecoense showing early intent, and their pressure paid off with an opening goal midway through the first half, sending the home fans into celebration. Sao Bernardo responded resiliently, finding an equalizer before the halftime whistle to set up a tense second period. The decisive moment came when Chapecoense capitalized on a defensive lapse, scoring what proved to be the winner with a well-worked team move. The final stages saw Sao Bernardo push for a second equalizer, but Chapecoense's defense held firm under pressure to see out the result. This result provides a significant boost for Chapecoense in the Copa Sul-Sudeste group stage, moving them up the standings and improving their chances of advancing to the knockout rounds. For Sao Bernardo, it's a disappointing away defeat that leaves them needing to bounce back in their next outing. The managers likely reflected on fine margins, with the Chapecoense coach praising his team's character and the Sao Bernardo boss pointing to missed opportunities in the final third. The starting lineups featured Chapecoense's typical defensive organization and Sao Bernardo's midfield creativity, but ultimately it was the home team's clinical edge that made the difference on the day.