Internacional suffered until the end, but is classified for the next phase of the Copa do Brasil after being defeated in normal time, and winning in the penalty shootout
O International was defeated by CSA in normal time, but managed to guarantee the classification for the round of 16 of the Copa do Brasil on penalties this Thursday, 27. As the two teams won by 2 to 1 playing in their respective domains, the maximum penalties were necessary, which counted with great brilliance from the goalkeeper keiller.
The start of the game was the same, and without the expected pressure from the CSA, who were playing at home and needed a victory by at least one goal difference to keep dreaming of a place. In this way, the two teams reached the attack, but without scaring the respective opposing goalkeepers too much in the first minutes.
Despite this, at 40 minutes Cedric he made a good move on the right and found Tomas Bastos in the middle lane, who tried it from afar and scored a beautiful goal. With the result, Inter lost its advantage of the first leg, and the penalty shootout approached at halftime.
On returning to the game, Mano Menezes decided to tinker and put Mauritius in the match, but Colorado also failed to apply the pressure that was expected, which looked like it would turn into drama. at 16 minutes Alan Patrick was dropped in the area by Moses Ribeiro, and the referee awarded a penalty. The number 10 himself hit, and left everything the same.
When everything seemed decided for the Serie A team, yet another bucket of cold water was thrown on the visitors. the gunner Gabriel Taliari received, turned, and found Thiaguinho infiltrating the defense to hit the corner and re-level the aggregate score of the clash. Thus, the match ended up being decided on penalties.
In the penalty shootout, who started beating it was the Internacional team with Luiz Adrianowhich converted, and was followed by rodolfo, with the same happy ending. In the second round, Maurício ended up investing in a central kick, and Daberson defended, but Keiller did the same, which kept the dispute tied. After that, the teams scored in the next five, until Bruno Matias had his goal saved by Keiller.
Source: sportbuzz
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