“Alan Patrick opens the scoring for Internacional after a driving run assisted by Thiago Maia, capitalizing on a Bahia error at the back.”
Pivotal“Bahia respond almost immediately through Erick Da Costa Farias, assisted by Nicolas Acevedo, leveling the score and shifting momentum.”
Pivotal“Erick Da Costa Farias grabs his second of the match, assisted by Alejo Veliz, putting Bahia ahead for the first time.”
Pivotal“Right before halftime, Erick Luis Conrado Carvalho pounces to make it 3-1, capping a devastating opening period for Bahia.”
Pivotal“Vitinho pulls one back for Internacional early in the second half, assisted by Alan Patrick, giving the visitors brief hope of a comeback.”
Outstanding performance

Bahia tore into Internacional after conceding an early Alan Patrick strike, ripping off four goals of their own inside 29 minutes to turn a losing position into a commanding 4-1 lead by halftime. Erick Da Costa Farias was the chief architect with two clinical finishes, while Erick Luis Conrado Carvalho added a third right on the stroke of the break to make the scoreline look emphatic. Internacional never stopped fighting, and Vitinho's strike just after the restart set up a nervy finish, but Bahia's dominance in possession (57%) and shots on target (6 to 3) proved decisive across the 90 minutes. For Bahia, this result cements their title credentials, while Internacional will be left to rue a defense that conceded four times despite 17 fouls committed trying to disrupt the hosts' rhythm.
How entertaining was this match?
In-form Bahia host a stumbling Internacional side at Arena Fonte Nova, looking to extend an unbeaten run against their opponents to a rivalry-best four matches. With Bahia sitting sixth and Inter mired down in 17th, this is a clash of contrasting trajectories despite Internacional's traditionally dominant head-to-head record.