Tapia extends fine form for São Paulo and impresses Crespo: "Very pleased" | OneFootball

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·6 October 2025

Tapia extends fine form for São Paulo and impresses Crespo: "Very pleased"

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Despite the comeback defeat to Palmeiras, São Paulo had some good news this Sunday: Gonzalo Tapia. A target of skepticism from the fans, the Chilean scored another goal for the club and improved his impressive stats wearing the tricolor jersey.

Starting alongside Luciano, Tapia scored the team's second goal in the Choque-Rei. With this, he reached four goals in ten matches for São Paulo, with only four of those as a starter.


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The player, who joined midway through this season, gained space due to absences in the attack. Coach Hernán Crespo is without Calleri and André Silva, who are in the medical department. Additionally, Lucas is gradually returning, and Ferreirinha is going through a rough patch.

Crespo satisfied

Gonzalo Tapia's performance is pleasing Hernán Crespo. In a press conference, the Argentine praised the forward's dedication and said he is “happy.”

“I am very happy with Gonzalo. He arrived, always calm, quietly working and trying to make the most of his chances. He puts in a huge effort, gives everything on the field. And he is adding goals. Personal taste is subjective, but I am very happy for him, he is a very good person and an incredible professional. He is very eager to be here at São Paulo,” he stated.

Position in the standings

With the defeat in the Choque-Rei, São Paulo remained stuck in eighth place in the standings, with the same 38 points. Hernán Crespo's team could have entered the G6 with a victory.

Next São Paulo match

  • Grêmio vs São Paulo (28th round of the Brasileirão)
  • Date and time: 10/16 (Thursday), at 7 PM (Brasília time)
  • Location: Arena do Grêmio, in Porto Alegre (RS)

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