Rony debuts as Santos’ least bad in 2-0 loss at São Paulo | OneFootball

Santos produced a flat display in a 2-0 defeat to São Paulo at Morumbis on Saturday, extending their winless run to six and leaving them in Paulistão relegation trouble.

According to Diario Do Peixe, Gabriel Menino was sent off in the first half and received the lowest mark, while debutant Rony and goalkeeper Gabriel Brazão were viewed as the least bad performers.

Menino was booked early, then dismissed before the break for a rash challenge. Early in the second half, Brazão made two superb saves in one passage of play, only for a third attempt to beat him.

Adonis Frias later denied Danielzinho with a crucial block, while Barreal was the only Santos player to shoot at the hosts’ goal.

The ratings were grim, with Brazão on five, Rony on five and a half, Menino on one, Rollheiser on two, João Schmidt and Igor Vinícius on three. Zé Ivaldo, Adonis Frias and Barreal each received four and a half.

Substitutes Mayke, Zé Rafael, Escobar and Lautaro Diaz made no impact and were marked three. Gabibol struggled for service and offered little movement, he got four. Coach Juan Pablo Vojvoda set the team up poorly and was graded three.

Source: Diario Do Peixe