Vitor Roque breaks his duck as Palmeiras beat Vasco and go top of table

Vitor Roque breaks his duck as Palmeiras beat Vasco and go top of table
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Vitor Roque scored his first goal upon returning to Brazil, and Palmeiras defeated Vasco 1-0 to become the (provisional) leader of the Brasileirão.
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Verdão reached 16 points. To finish the round at the top, the club will have to hope Flamengo loses - as they visit Cruzeiro at 6:30 PM this Sunday (4th).
Meanwhile, Vasco dropped to 13th position, with seven points - six points behind the G-4 and one point above the relegation zone.
Upcoming Matches 🗓️
The next round of the Brasileirão will feature Vitória vs. Vasco (on the 10th, Saturday, 6:30 PM) and Palmeiras vs. São Paulo (on the 11th, Sunday, 5:30 PM).
Before that, the clubs will turn their attention to the Cups.
Vasco will play against Puerto Cabello on Wednesday (7th), at 7 PM, at the Misael Delgado Stadium in Venezuela, for the South American Cup.
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And Palmeiras will visit Cerro Porteño at 9:30 PM on Wednesday (7th), at Nueva Olla in Paraguay, for the Libertadores.
How Vasco vs. Palmeiras Was 👇
Felipe rested Phillipe Coutinho and Vegetti. Abel Ferreira used full strength. The first half was marked by balance.
In the best chance, at 48, Weverton made a poor exit. João Victor attempted a lob, but Giay saved with a bicycle kick.
Palmeiras increased the intensity in the second half and scored the goal at 15 minutes, ending an uncomfortable drought.
Hugo Moura made a mistake in the exit. Estêvão crossed low, and Roque finished into the net. It was his first goal in 13 matches for Verdão.
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Vasco went on the attack, and the game became END TO END. Vitor Roque complained about a penalty not given, but the score remained unchanged.
The match at Mané Garrincha had 30,000 fans - Vasco sold the home advantage (by choice) for about R$ 2 million.
Featured photo: Vasco/X/Disclosure

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