At MorumBIS, São Paulo beat Red Bull Bragantino in Brasileirão | OneFootball

This Saturday (29), São Paulo defeated Red Bull Bragantino 2-1 at MorumBIS, in São Paulo (SP), in a match valid for the 25th round of the 2026 Brazilian Championship. Tricolor’s goals were scored by Luciano and Gustavo Santana.

With 115 goals wearing the São Paulo shirt, Luciano became the 14th top scorer in the club’s history, alongside club idol Careca. Gustavo Santana, meanwhile, who came through Tricolor’s youth academy, made his first start for the team and scored his first goal for the senior side.

Tricolor started the game setting the pace and looking for spaces to attack. Just 7 minutes in, Luciano was brought down inside the box and, after a VAR review, the penalty was awarded. The No. 10 stepped up and sent the ball into the right corner, opening the scoring. Then, in the 16th minute, Artur struck from the edge of the box, the ball took a deflection off the defense, and Gustavo Santana headed dangerously. In the 49th minute, Iago delivered a corner into the box and the ball fell to Gustavo Santana, who doubled São Paulo’s lead.

In the second half, the São Paulo side maintained its intensity on the pitch and created good chances. In the 4th minute, Marcos Antonio tried his luck from outside the box and the ball went wide to the left. In the 19th minute, André Silva picked out Artur in the area and the forward shot, but the goalkeeper made the save. In the 44th minute, Red Bull Bragantino scored to pull one back. Tricolor continued to control the match and secured the victory at MorumBIS.

Tricolor’s next match will be against Atlético-MG on Saturday (05), at 6:30 p.m., once again at MorumBIS, as the Brasileirão continues.

SÃO PAULO 2×1 RED BULL BRAGANTINO

Venue: MorumBIS, in São Paulo (SP)

Date: 08/29/2026 (Saturday)

Time: 8 p.m.

SPFC: Rafael; Domingos D., Arboleda and Sabino; Buta (Lucas Ramon, 25/2), Marcos A., Danielzinho (Djhordney, 38/2), Luciano (Pablo Maia, 25/2) and Iago; Artur (Ferreira, 38/2) and G. Santana (André Silva, 9/2). Head coach: Dorival Júnior.

Goals: Luciano (13/1) and G. Santana (49/1)

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.