Grêmio Triumphs Over Palmeiras but Atlético-MG Blocks Flamengo’s Title Hopes; Full Match Highlights Inside

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In a thrilling round of the Brazilian Serie A, Grêmio secured a 3-2 victory over Palmeiras, while Atlético-MG held Flamengo to a 1-1 draw. Both matches unfolded just days before the highly anticipated Conmebol Libertadores final scheduled for Saturday, November 29, 2025.

Grêmio Triumphs Over Palmeiras

The clash between Grêmio and Palmeiras took place at Arena do Grêmio in Porto Alegre. Early in the match, Facundo Torres scored for Palmeiras with a header following Sosa’s cross. However, Grêmio managed to equalize just before halftime. Wagner Leonardo assisted Amuzu, who scored with a first-time shot, making it 1-1.

After the break, the home side took control. A penalty was awarded to Grêmio after a foul by Aníbal Moreno on Carlos Vínicius. Vínicius calmly converted the penalty, putting Grêmio ahead 2-1. Late in the game, a second penalty was given against Palmeiras when Artur was fouled in the area. William successfully scored the penalty, extending Grêmio’s lead to 3-1.

Palmeiras managed a consolation goal during stoppage time when Benedetti scored, but it wasn’t enough to turn the tide.

Atlético-MG Blocks Flamengo’s Title Hopes

Meanwhile, in Belo Horizonte, Atlético-MG faced Flamengo in a tightly contested match. Flamengo, still holding the top position in the league, played a mostly reserve squad. The match began at a slow pace, but Dudu set up a goal for Bernard, putting Atlético-MG ahead.

Despite numerous attempts, Flamengo struggled to find the net. Notable players like Samuel Lino and Léo Pereira had missed opportunities. The second half began with Flamengo pressing harder. They finally found an equalizer in injury time when Bruno Henrique scored a header, securing a point for the visitors.

Current Standings and Upcoming Matches

Following these matches, Flamengo remains in the lead with 75 points, while Palmeiras trails with 70 points. The race for the title intensifies with only a few games left in the season. Atlético-MG stands in 12th place with 45 points, free from relegation concerns.

Next Fixtures

RB Bragantino vs. Fortaleza – November 26
Fluminense vs. São Paulo – November 27
Juventude vs. Bahia – November 28
Vasco vs. Internacional – November 28
Santos vs. Sport – November 28
Vitória vs. Mirassol – November 29
Ceará vs. Cruzeiro – November 29
Corinthians vs. Botafogo – November 30

As the season comes to a close, the title implications remain high, especially in light of the upcoming Libertadores final, where Flamengo will seek to become the first Brazilian club to win four titles.