“Matheus Bidu gives Corinthians an early lead just a minute after kickoff, finishing off a Gustavo Henrique Vernes assist.”
“Chapecoense hit back through Marcinho after a spell of Corinthians pressure that included saved shots from Garro and Depay.”
“Marcinho completes his brace to snatch the win for Chapecoense, finishing off a Yannick Bolasie assist shortly after both sides had made changes.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Corinthians dominated the underlying numbers, holding 62% possession, firing 16 shots to Chapecoense's 7, and racking up 75 dangerous attacks against just 21, yet found themselves beaten by a side that made its rare moments count. Matheus Bidu's second-minute opener and Breno Bidon's strike right before the break gave the hosts a 2-1 lead at halftime, but Marcinho's brace either side of that spell - the second arriving in the 77th minute - proved decisive. Chapecoense committed 17 fouls to Corinthians' 7 in a physical, stop-start affair, but their efficiency in front of goal, converting two of their seven shots while Corinthians squandered five big chances, told the real story. For Corinthians, this is a damaging result at home against a side they should be beating, while Chapecoense's smash-and-grab win offers a huge lift regardless of the pre-match odds against them.
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Corinthians look to snap a losing skid at Arena Corinthians against a Chapecoense side rooted at the bottom of the table with the league's leakiest defense. But Fernando Diniz faces a selection headache with suspensions to Hugo Souza, Gabriel Paulista and Raniele testing his depleted squad.