Mirassol pegged back as own goal earns Chapecoense a point | OneFootball

Match in Five Sentences: Mirassol and Chapecoense drew 1-1 in the Brasileirão at the Maião. Substitute Carlos Eduardo put Mirassol ahead in the 71st minute with a right-footed finish into the roof of the net. Chape levelled through an own goal by João Victor Carroll (81.). Mirassol carried the threat with 22 attempts and 58.4% possession, forcing repeated defending from the visitors. Mirassol remain 18th on 13 points and host RB Bragantino in the Copa do Brasil next, while Chape stay 20th on nine and visit Botafogo in the same competition.

Player of the Match: Reinaldo ran the left flank relentlessly for Mirassol, producing eight key passes, six shots and four accurate crosses to keep the pressure on.

Stat of the Match: Chape recorded 43 clearances, a stark measure of how deep they had to defend.

Three Things We Learned: Mirassol's bench made an impact, with substitute Carlos Eduardo scoring and Giovanni Augusto later creating a big late chance for the visitors. Reinaldo was Mirassol's creative hub, leading the game with eight key passes and 11 crosses as the hosts pressed. Verdão do Oeste were combative in duels, winning 87.5% of their tackles to help see out the draw.