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Six Matches Opened the Fourth Round of the Brasileirão This Wednesday (25)

Flamengo is resting this round due to the Recopa, but the Brasileirão doesn't stop. This Wednesday (25), six matches opened the fourth round. The teams from São Paulo are leading: Palmeiras and São Paulo won and top the competition with ten points. On the other hand, Tite's Cruzeiro and Gerson are in crisis.

In the match between teams expected to fight against relegation, a draw at Mangueirão. Alan Patrick scored first for Internacional, Leonel Picco equalized for Remo: 1 to 1. The same result in Bragança Paulista: Juninho Capixaba scored from a free kick for Bragantino, Julimar equalized for Athletico.

Leading the Brasileirão with ten points, São Paulo defeated Coritiba away, 1 to 0, with a penalty goal by Cauly. Meanwhile, in Porto Alegre, Grêmio won 2 to 1 against Atlético-MG, with goals from Noriega and Marlon, while Victor Hugo, former Mengão, scored for the visitors.

GOODBYE, TITE?

At Mineirão, another day of impatience with Tite. Even with Gerson starting, Cruzeiro only drew 1 to 1 with Corinthians. Matheus Pereira opened the scoring for the hosts, but João Pedro Tchoca equalized for the visitors. At the end of the match, part of the crowd sang “goodbye, Tite,” calling for the coach's departure.

HOW WAS ARIAS' REUNION WITH FLUMINENSE?

After a controversial transfer, Arias faced Fluminense for the first time. The Colombian, indeed, only came on in the second half when Palmeiras was already leading 2 to 1 (goals by Vitor Roque, Allan, and Lucho Acosta). With every touch by the team's most expensive signing, the tricolor fans booed at Arena Barueri.

WHY DIDN'T FLAMENGO PLAY IN THE BRASILEIRÃO TODAY?

Flamengo was supposed to play this Wednesday (25) in the Brasileirão against Mirassol. However, due to the Recopa, the match was postponed and has yet to be rescheduled. Therefore, Mengão is focusing its efforts on Lanús (ARG) this Thursday (26) at Maracanã.

HOW IS THE BRASILEIRÃO STANDINGS?

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