The tricolor team has won 5 of the last 6 games against rival in one night marked by delays due to the flooding of the Morumbis field in Paulistão
Sixteen years after leaving the San Paolo In a controversial legal dispute, Oscar definitively made peace with the tricolor fans on the night of this Sunday 26. The midfielder, together with Lucas, shone and helped the tricolor team to beat the Corinthians 3-1, in a duel valid for The fourth round. Paulistaoat Morumbis.
Oscar scored a goal – his first as a professional with San Paolo – and provided two assists, while Lucas found the goal twice, the second time a great goal dribbling the black and white defense. Martínez reduces the score for Corinthians with a painting work, pulling from outside the area and hitting Rafael’s corner.
With this defeat, Corinthians sees the end of its series of 10 consecutive victories. Ramon Díaz’s team had achieved 7 wins at the end of 2024 and 3 others in 2025. In addition, San Paolo also maintains recent sovereignty on Majestoso. In the last six clashes, five tricolor triumphs and a draw.
The victory also gives San Paolo the leadership of the Paulistão group C with 7 points also with one game less than the rivals. Corinthians descends to second place in group A with 9 points.
On the weekend of the Copinha final and the Paulistão classic between San Paolo and Corinthians, the tricolor team of rivalry is the one who will be smiling on Monday.
The San Paolo will play again on Wednesday 29 at the Pacaembu against the Portuguesa, at 9:35 pm (Brasília). Corinthians goes to Campinas to face the Preta bridge, always on Wednesday, but at 19.30.
The game
The classic risked being postponed. This is because the heavy rain that struck San Paolo on Sunday afternoon punished the Morumbis’ field, flooded a few hours after the start of the game.
As a result, the organizers of the game decided to postpone the game twice, which began at 19:30, an hour later than expected, but with the drainage of the stadium that did an excellent job and which guaranteed the field conditions . .
With the ball that rolls. Or rather, Aquaplang, both teams struggled to create dangerous games in the first phase. Corinthians becomes dangerous with a cacá header on a corner kick. But Rafael missed the ball just before the ball exceeded the line after initially hit the pole, and Timão did not take advantage of the rebound.
In the previous play, Rafael also paid a dangerous free kick by Memphis Depay.
Just at the beginning of the second half, San Paolo scored. And he was born from the feet, and from the head, of two players who grew up in the club’s youth: Lucas and Oscar. The 8 shirt beat a corner kick and the 7 shirt raised itself to complete it at the bottom of the net.
It didn’t take long for the tricolor to increase the score. Luciano takes advantage of Carillo’s error on the ball and passes him to Oscar inside the area, free, to score his first goal with the San Paolo shirt 16 years after his debut.
At 17 ‘of the second half, Martínez takes advantage of a corner rebound and puts his foot on the ball from outside the area, hitting the corner, without escape for Rafael. The goal seemed to show the survival of Corinthians in the game, but in the following minute Lucas dried four defenders of Timão and touched Hugo Souza to score the third tricolor goal.
San Paolo 3 x 1 Corinzi
- San Paolo – Raffaello; Igor Vinícius (Bobadilla), Arborada, Alan Franco, Enzo Díaz; Pablo Maia, Alisson, Oscar; Luciano (Ferreirinha), Lucas (Ferraresi) and Calleri (André Silva). Coach: Luis Zubeldia
- Corinthian -Hugo Souza; Matheuzinho, André Ramalho, Cacá and Bidu; Raniele (Romero), Alex Santana (Martinez), Carillo (TALLES MAGNO) and Coronado (Ryan); Depay and Yuri Alberto. Coach: Ramon Diaz
- OBJECTIVE – Lucas, on 3 and 18 of the 2nd time; Oscar, at 10 ‘of the 2nd time; Martinez, at 17 ‘of the 2nd time
- REFEREE – Flavio Rodrigues de Souza
- Yellow cards – Alex Santana, Coronado (Cor); Jandrei (SPFC)
- PUBLIC –
- INCOME –
- POSITION – Morumbis, in San Paolo (SP)
Source: Terra
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