Bahia showcased their dominance in the match against Grêmio at Estádio Fonte Nova, achieving an impressive win of 4-0 in the 29th round of the Brasileirão. With a display of skill and determination, Rogério Ceni’s team claimed a momentous victory that kicked off with Iago’s shot just 3 minutes into the first half. Grêmio struggled to respond as the home side extended their lead with goals from Willian José (9’ 1T) and David Duarte (11’ 2T). The final goal was scored by Kayky (47’ 2T) with a decisive strike.
David Duarte emerged as the standout player of the match, making significant contributions including 1 goal. Willian José also impressed at Estádio Fonte Nova, scoring 1 goal and attempting to shoot on target twice.
Coach Rogério Ceni opted for a 4-3-3 formation with Ronaldo in goal; the defense consisted of Gilberto, Santiago Ramos Mingo, Iago, and David Duarte; in midfield, Jean Lucas, Michel Araujo, and Nicolás Acevedo; while Ademir, Willian José, and Tiago formed the attacking trio.
On the other hand, Grêmio, managed by Luiz Venker Menezes, lined up in a 4-3-3 formation with Gabriel Grando guarding the net; Walter Kannemann, Marcos Rocha, Marlon, and Gustavo Martins in defense; Gustavo Cuéllar, Edenílson, and Erick Noriega in midfield; and Cristian Pavón, Alexander Aravena, and Carlos Vinicius up front.
The match referee, Raphael Claus, oversaw the game at Estádio Fonte Nova.
In their upcoming matches, Bahia will host Internacional, while Grêmio will face Juventude at home.
With this result, Bahia now has 46 points, placing them in sixth position in the league standings, whereas Grêmio remains with 36 points, occupying the twelfth spot.
Substitutions for Bahia
67’ 2T – Jean Lucas out for Rodrigo Nestor, Tiago out for Kayky, and Ademir out for Mateo Sanabria
73’ 2T – Michel Araujo out for Cauly
81’ 2T – Willian José out for Ruan Pablo
Yellow Cards for Bahia:
35’ 2T Iago and 44’ 2T Ruan Pablo
Substitutions for Grêmio
17’ 1T – Marcos Rocha out for Camilo Reijers
45’ 2T – Alexander Aravena out for Francis Amuzu
62’ 2T – Cristian Pavón out for Cristian Olivera and Gustavo Cuéllar out for Franco Cristaldo
78’ 2T – Erick Noriega out for João Lucas
Yellow Card for Grêmio:
19’ 2T Camilo Reijers