“After Marques Gustavo and Wallace Yan both fired wide, Eduardo Sasha finally found the breakthrough, assisted by Wallace Yan, to put Bragantino 1-0 up despite playing with ten men.”
Pivotal“Mirassol hit back from a corner, with Fernando Dos Santos Pedro and Wallace Yan both having earlier efforts go close before André Luis equalized, assisted by Alesson, just five minutes after both were brought on.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Bragantino lost João Victor to a professional foul red card in the 28th minute but barely looked troubled, dominating possession 71-29 and dangerous attacks 121-23 against ten... no, eleven men for Mirassol. Eduardo Sasha's 51st-minute strike, assisted by Wallace Yan after a flurry of early second-half chances, looked set to reward Bragantino's territorial dominance. But Mirassol, despite managing just 8 shots all game, struck back through substitute André Luis in the 70th minute from a corner-fueled sequence, pegging back the hosts. The numbers tell a story of wastefulness from Bragantino - 33 shots to Mirassol's 8, yet only a single goal to show for it, while Mirassol's goalkeeper made 8 saves to keep his side in the game down a man. For Bragantino, sitting mid-table, this will feel like two points dropped given the eye-watering control they exerted; for Mirassol, battling in the relegation zone, a point snatched on the road against a dominant opponent with a numerical disadvantage is a result to build on.
How entertaining was this match?
Bragantino return home desperate to snap a winless slide against a Mirassol side riding momentum after thumping Botafogo. With both clubs sitting in the bottom half of Série A, this São Paulo state clash carries real weight in the fight to pull away from the relegation zone.