In a dominant performance during the 7th round of the Brasileirao, Grêmio triumphed over Vitória, claiming all three points at the Arena do Grêmio. The victory was marked by goals from Camutanga (own goal, 26’ of the first half) and Francis Amuzu (8’ of the second half).
Marlon was undoubtedly the man of the match, demonstrating solid defensive skills by clearing five dangerous balls.
Francis Amuzu also shone brightly, contributing not only with a goal but also taking four shots on target, much to the delight of the home crowd.
As the match unfolded, Grêmio’s forward Tete entertained the fans by skillfully nutmegging his marker in the 95th minute.
The Grêmio’s head coach, Luís Ribeiro de Castro, opted for a 4-3-3 formation featuring goalkeeper Weverton, with Cristian Pavón, Fabián Balbuena, Viery, and Marlon forming the defense. The midfield consisted of Juan Ignacio Nardoni, Leonel Pérez, and Willian, while José Enamorado, Carlos Vinicius, and Francis Amuzu led the attack.
On the opposing side, coach Jair Ventura set up Vitória in a 4-3-3 formation with Lucas Arcanjo in goal, supported by Nathan Mendes, Camutanga, Cacá, and Ramon in defense. The midfield was handled by Caíque Gonçalves, Baralhas, and Emmanuel Martínez, with Erick, Renato Kayzer, and Matheuzinho Fogaça up front.
Referee Alex Gomes Stefano officiated the match at Arena do Grêmio.
The upcoming fixture for Grêmio will be an away match against Vasco da Gama, while Vitória will host Mirassol. Following this result, Grêmio now stands at 11 points, placing them sixth in the league, while Vitória remains at 7 points in thirteenth place.
Substitutions for Grêmio
54’ 2T – Juan Ignacio Nardoni out for Erick Noriega, Willian out for Miguel Monsalve
84’ 2T – José Enamorado out for Tete, Francis Amuzu out for Gabriel Mec
Yellow Card for Grêmio:
43’ 2T – Gabriel Mec (Unsporting behavior)
Substitutions for Vitória
74’ 2T – Camutanga out for Aitor Cantalapiedra
75’ 2T – Nathan Mendes out for Renzo López, Marlon out for Caio Paulista
86’ 2T – Erick out for Fabri, Matheuzinho Fogaça out for Diego Tarzia
91’ 2T – Renato Kayzer out for Anderson Pato
Yellow Cards for Vitória:
13’ 2T – Renato Kayzer (Unsporting behavior), 17’ 2T – Nathan Mendes (Unsporting behavior), 49’ 2T – Aitor Cantalapiedra (Holding an opponent to prevent them from advancing)