At MorumBIS, São Paulo beat Internacional in the Brasileirão | OneFootball

São Paulo defeated Internacional 1-0 on Saturday night (19) at MorumBIS stadium in the 28th round of the Brazilian Championship. São Paulo’s goal was scored by Calleri in the first half. With the result, Tricolor moves up to 36 points in the league standings.

São Paulo’s next match will be against Santos on the 2nd (Friday), once again at MorumBIS, in a postponed match from the 21st round of the Brazilian Championship.

São Paulo set the pace for most of the first half against Inter. Pinned back, the visitors relied on counterattacks but without success. São Paulo’s first good chance came in the 8th minute, when Domingos Duarte tried his luck from outside the box and sent it over the goal. In the 12th minute, Maripán brought down Luciano inside the area. Penalty for Tricolor! In the 13th minute, Calleri struck low into the right corner to open the scoring at MorumBIS. Inter tried to equalize in the 29th minute with a header from Gabriel Mercado, but Rafael made a good save.

In the second half, Inter pushed forward, but the Tricolor side managed the result well and even had a chance to score a second goal on a quick counterattack that fell to Luciano. The forward hit it hard, but he was closed down by the defense and the ball went over the goal. The final minutes were fiercely contested, but Dorival Junior’s men earned another home victory.

SÃO PAULO 1 x 0 INTERNACIONAL

Venue: MorumBIS, in São Paulo (SP)Date: 09/19/2026 (Saturday)Time: 9 p.m.SPFC: Rafael; Domingos Duarte (Sabino, 38/1), Arboleda and Toloi; Pedro Lima (Lucas Ramon, 27/2), Djhordney, Marcos Antonio and Iago; Artur (André Silva, 27/2), Luciano (Danielzinho, 18/2) and Calleri (Ferreira, 27/2). Head coach: Dorival Júnior.

Goal: Calleri (13/1)

Yellow card: Calleri (18/1)

INT: Anthoni; Bruno Gomes, Maripán and Gabriel Mercado; Vitinho (Aguirre, 24/2), Paulinho (Sanabria), Bruno Henrique (Thiago Maia, halftime) and Matheus Bahia (Allex, halftime); Bernabei, Alan Patrick and Carbonero (Eliasson, 42/2). Head coach: Paulo Pezzolano.

Yellow cards: Matheus Bahia (19/1), Bruno Henrique (32/1), Gabriel Mercado (47/2)

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