São Paulo ratings: Antônio shines, Ramon scores, Calleri stars | OneFootball

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·16 febbraio 2026

São Paulo ratings: Antônio shines, Ramon scores, Calleri stars

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São Paulo did what was necessary and qualified for the quarterfinals of the Paulistão after defeating Ponte Preta 2-1 this Sunday (15), in Campinas, in the 8th and final round. Once again, Marcos Antônio showcased all his skill on the ‘avenue’, organizing and creating the main attacking plays for the Tricolor. Full-back Lucas Ramon scored a stunning goal and is steadily securing his spot as a starter, while top scorer Calleri found the net again, for the sixth time this year. Check out the Tricolor’s player ratings and highlights:

Rafael – 5.5 – Was not troubled in the first half. But in the electric start to the second half, he conceded an unstoppable goal. At 18 minutes, he made a save in the left corner on a dangerous shot from Macaca.


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Lucas Ramon – 6.75 – Pushed forward into attack, combined well with Luciano, and found himself one-on-one with the goalkeeper. Finished with class into the corner to score his first goal in the Tricolor shirt, in a great play. Once again solid defensively, he is earning his place in the starting lineup.

Alan Franco – 6.5 – When called upon in the first half, he was solid and recovered four balls. Continued well in the second half with a solid performance.

Sabino – 6.75 – Nearly scored a monumental goal just 2 minutes in, striking first-time, but the goalkeeper got a touch before the ball hit the post. Made four clearances and four more ball recoveries in a strong first half. Delivered a great long pass to Calleri for the second Tricolor goal. Another standout appearance.

Enzo Díaz – 5.5 – The usual warrior in defense, but couldn’t deliver good crosses in the first half, missing all four attempts. Also struggled with his passing, but is always a good attacking option. Received a yellow card in the second half for a foul. Without much impact and already booked, he was replaced by Wendell at the end.

Pablo Maia – 6.0 – The only change made by Crespo, replacing the injured Bobadilla. Had a good start, recovering balls and breaking up play, as well as distributing the ball well. A solid performance with few mistakes.

Danielzinho – 6.5 – Lots of movement throughout the midfield, and took two shots in the first half in Campinas. Excellent at breaking up play, winning almost every duel for the ball. Delivered a beautiful corner to Calleri’s head in the second half. Always consistent.

MAN OF THE MATCH: Marcos Antônio – 7.0 – Showed all his talent by flicking the ball over his marker and sending a low cross to Luciano in the box, who shot wide. Everything goes through him. He was the one who tried to create something different the most in the first half, along with a lot of hustle and marking in midfield. Nearly scored a masterful goal in the final stage, cutting his marker both ways before shooting just wide of the post. Substituted by Luan in the final minutes.

DISAPPOINTMENT: Lucas – 5.0 – Didn’t get much of the ball in the first half, only making one good run into the box, but with no result. Had a good chance in the second half, but shot into the defender. A performance well below his recent ones, unable to stand out, and was replaced by Lucca at the end.

DISAPPOINTMENT: Luciano – 5.0 – The partnership with Marcos Antônio almost paid off again, when he received a great ball from the midfielder but shot wide in the first half. Shortly after, he combined beautifully with Lucas Ramon, who opened the scoring. Then, he recovered the ball in attack and found himself alone with the goalkeeper, but attempted a ridiculous chip. Exchanged insults and shoves with the opponent at the end of the first half and was shown a yellow card. Didn’t do much after the break and was replaced by Pedro Ferreira. Left the field irritated and swearing.

Calleri – 6.5 – Poor in the first half, barely involved in the game. But that’s how strikers are. Right after the break, received a through ball, entered the box, and shot across goal. The ball deflected off the defender and beat the goalkeeper, ending up in the back of the net. Had a great chance from a corner but headed wide. Nearly scored at the end in a dangerous play in the box, but the defense cleared. Important as always, even when not at his best. Was subbed off to rest at the end.

Wendell – 5.5 – Came on for the booked Enzo at left-back in the 28th minute of the second half. Maintained defensive solidity.

Pedro Ferreira – No rating – The young midfielder replaced Luciano midway through the second half. Had little time to show his football.

Lucca – No rating – Came off the bench to give Lucas Moura a rest in the final minutes of the match.

Luan – No rating – Replaced Marcos Antônio at the end.

Tapia – No rating – Came on for Calleri in the final moments.

Hernán Crespo – 6.0 – Sent out his best team in search of qualification. Saw a reasonable first half, in which the team took the lead. Substituted the booked players in the second half and maintained the win to secure qualification for the next stage.

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