Palmeiras come from behind against Bragantino, another home thrashing | OneFootball

The leader Palmeiras defeated Bragantino this Wednesday (15) and achieved their fourth consecutive victory in the Brasileirão.

The team from Bragança Paulista managed to open the scoring, but saw the home team react and win 5-1 at Allianz Parque.

In the Brasileirão, Palmeiras has won their last five matches at the stadium by at least three goals difference. See the list of big scores below:

08/25 - Palmeiras 3 x 0 Sport

09/13 - Palmeiras 4 x 1 Inter

09/20 - Palmeiras 4 x 1 Fortaleza

10/01 - Palmeiras 3 x 0 Vasco

10/11 - Palmeiras 4 x 1 Juventude

10/15 - Palmeiras 5 x 1 Bragantino

Moreover, this was the 8th time this season that Verdão won a match after trailing.

This Wednesday, Vitor Roque stood out once again, scoring two goals.

Bruno Fuchs, Felipe Anderson, and Flaco López (one day after playing for the Argentine national team) also found the net.

Jhon Jhon, a former Palmeiras player, scored a penalty for Bragantino.

The Match

Bragantino opened the scoring with a penalty awarded after a VAR intervention.

In a set-piece play, Thiago Borbas' header hit Bruno Fuchs' arm.

Trained at Palmeiras, Jhon Jhon took the penalty and applied the "law of the ex," making it 1-0.

Palmeiras responded and equalized with another set-piece play, with redemption from Bruno Fuchs.

Maurício crossed the ball into the area, and the defender deflected it into the net, scoring for the second consecutive time.

Just like the equalizer, the comeback goal originated from a corner.

After Bragantino initially cleared the ball from the area, it fell to Murilo to finish.

The shot deflected and set up perfectly for Vitor Roque to strike first-time and find the net.

The play for Palmeiras' third goal started with Weverton, featured a beautiful dribble by Allan, and was concluded with a fine finish by Felipe Anderson (see below):

Schedule

- Palmeiras will have a series of decisive games ahead, with Libertadores semifinals and direct clashes for the Brazilian title:

10/19, Sunday - Flamengo x Palmeiras (Brasileirão)

10/23, Thursday - LDU x Palmeiras (Libertadores semifinal, first leg)

10/26, Sunday - Palmeiras x Cruzeiro (Brasileirão)

10/30, Thursday - Palmeiras x LDU (Libertadores semifinal, second leg)

- Bragantino only has the Brasileirão on their calendar until the end of the year:

10/20, Monday - Juventude x Bragantino (Brasileirão, 29th round)

10/26, Sunday - Bragantino x Vasco (Brasileirão, 30th round)

11/02, Sunday - Bahia x Bragantino (Brasileirão, 31st round)

11/05, Wednesday - Bragantino x Corinthians (Brasileirão, 32nd round)

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

📸 Alexandre Schneider - 2025 Getty Images