Borré bags a brace as Inter come from behind to beat Grêmio in the Gaúcho | OneFootball

Internacional came out on top in the 449th Gre-Nal. The Colorado defeated Grêmio this Sunday, coming from behind to win 4-2 in the fifth round of the Campeonato Gaúcho at Beira-Rio. Marcos Rocha (own goal), Borré (2), and Bernabei scored for the home team, while Amuzu and Edenílson netted for Tricolor Gaúcho.

Standings

With this result, Inter remains at the top of Group A in the Campeonato Gaúcho, with 12 points. Grêmio also stays at the top of Group B, with 9 points, but could lose the lead to Caxias, who still have a match to play.

📋 Match Summary

🔴 INTERNACIONAL 4 x 2 GRÊMIO 🔵

🏆 Competition: Campeonato Gaúcho 🏟️ Venue: Beira-Rio 📅 Date: January 25, 2026 (Sunday) ⏰ Time: 8:00 PM (Brasília time)

Goals

How the match went

The derby started off lively, with Grêmio opening the scoring just five minutes in. Tetê received the ball on the right and crossed for Carlos Vinícius, who headed it for Amuzu to put the ball in the back of the net. Just five minutes later, Alan Patrick crossed from a corner and Borré headed towards goal. Noriega managed to intercept the shot on the line, but the ball deflected off Marcos Rocha and ended up in the net.

In the second half, at the 21-minute mark, Marlon crossed into the box and goalkeeper Rochet punched it away. Tetê picked up the rebound and shot at Paulinho, who deflected the ball upwards. As it came down, Rochet got tangled up and Edenílson simply had to tap it in to put Grêmio ahead once again.

Eight minutes later, Carbonero carried the ball to the byline and crossed perfectly for Borré to head in and equalize the derby once more. In the very next play, Inter quickly won the ball back and Alan Patrick threaded it through for Borré to break into the box and finish across goal to turn the score around. At 37 minutes, Carbonero played it to the side of the box for Bernabei to strike powerfully with his left foot and extend Colorado’s lead.

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