Mirassol defeated Fluminense 2-1, on Wednesday night (8) in Maião, in a delayed match of the 13th round of Series A of the Brazilian Championship. With this result, Leão Caipira reached 46 points, in 4th place in the classification.
THREE MORE POINTS FOR MIRASSOL!
THE @mirasolfc wins the @FluminenseFC by the score of 2×1, in Maião, in a match valid for the 13th round of the Brasileirão! 💥⚽️
📸: Sport Press pic.twitter.com/UlkaOqir4Z
— Brasileirão Betano (@Brasileirao) October 9, 2025
In a match in which perspiration supplanted inspiration, the home team took advantage of the opponent’s defense’s inattention to open the scoring in the 35th minute of the first half. Taking advantage of Samuel Xavier’s failed pass, Alesson launched a quick counterattack from the left and crossed into the area, where Guilherme volleyed past goalkeeper Fábio.
Tricolor das Laranjeiras only managed to equalize after the break. At 10 minutes, in a rehearsed corner kick, Renê passed it to Lucho Acosta, who crossed for the Argentine Freytes, who supported Martinelli, who, in the middle of the area, hit the ball to equalize.
With equality on the scoreboard, opportunities appeared from side to side. But Mirassol showed more decision-making power to take advantage of two consecutive mistakes by Freytes to score the winning goal. Carlos Eduardo kept the ball and crossed low into the middle of the area, where Negueba only had the job of supporting it to seal Fluminense’s setback, which is in 7th place with 38 points.
Victory of the Rooster
Atlético-MG also triumphed at home this Wednesday, but in a postponed match from the 14th round. Playing at their home arena in Belo Horizonte, Galo beat Sport 3-1 to reach 32 points in 14th place. Leão remains at the bottom of the table with 16 points.
💪🏾⚫⚪ END OF GAME! GALO BEATS SPORT, 3 TO 1, GET THREE POINTS IN THE BRASILEIRÃO AND HAVE A MASS PARTY AT THE MRV ARENA!
⚽ Vitor Hugo, Arana and Rony scored for Alvinegro#VamoGalo #CAMxSPO 🏴🏳️ pic.twitter.com/a09VLNTlqg
— Atlético (@Atletico) October 8, 2025
The Minas Gerais team’s triumph was built on goals from Vitor Hugo, Guilherme Arana and Rony, while Derik Lacerda scored for the Pernambuco team.
