This Sunday (10), Sport Recife defeated Chapecoense 1-0, in a match held at Ilha do Retiro, in Recife (PE). Julián Fernández scored the winning goal, and striker Perotti found the net for a second goal, but it was disallowed for offside. The Pernambuco team remains without victories in their last three matches of the Serie B of the Campeonato Brasileiro.
First Half
The first opportunity came in the 13th minute, when Baleiro, taking a free kick from the center of the area, connected with a header from Julián Fernández, but Chapecoense's goalkeeper made an efficient save.
Ten minutes later, striker Julián Fernández made a great pass while dribbling past two Chapecoense players and nearly scored the first goal. The match remained balanced until halftime, with the first half ending in a tie.
Second Half
At the beginning of the second half, the goal came in the first minute. In the 31st minute, Baleiro made a cross pass to Julián Fernández, who rose to head the ball and open the scoring. Chapecoense still tried to create some chances but could not find the net.
In the 38th minute, Perotti, who had just entered the field, received an excellent pass and equalized for Sport Recife, but the goal was disallowed due to a foul. The game ended with the home team winning.
Next Match
Sport Recife is preparing to face Ponte Preta in the next round of the Serie B of the Campeonato Brasileiro. The clash will take place on Saturday, 16, at Moisés Lucarelli, in Campinas, at 9:30 PM (Brasília time).
The Chapecoense occupies 15th place with 41 points, just 3 ahead of the relegation zone, while the Serie B team has an important match against Ponte Preta in the next round.
Technical Sheet
Sport Recife 1X1 Chapecoense
Round 36 - Campeonato Brasileiro Série B
Date and Time: November 10, 2024, Sunday, at 6:30 PM (Brasília time)
Location: Ilha do Retiro, Recife (PE)
Goals: Julián Fernández (1') / Perotti (38'/2nd Half)
Yellow Cards: João Paulo (CHA) and Mário Sérgio (CHA)
Lineups
Sport Recife (coach: Pepa)
Caíque França; Igor Carillus (Di Plácido), Rafael Tel (Alisson), Chico, Felipinho (Pedro Verhena); Julián Fernández, Felipe (Dalbert) and Lucas Lima; Christian Baleiro, Fabrício Domingues, and Leni Lobato (Wellington Silva).
Chapecoense (coach: Gilmar Del Pozo)
Léo Vieira; Marcelinho (Marão), Bruno Leonardo, João Paulo and Mancha; Tarek (Oremil), Foguinho (Mairolton) and Rafael Cavaleira; Marcinho (Giovani Augusto), Mário Sérgio and Italo (Perotti).
