“Gabriel Barbosa opened the scoring for Santos with a composed left-footed shot from the centre of the box, assisted by Miguel Terceros after a corner situation gave Santos the platform to attack.”
Pivotal“Gabriel Barbosa restored Santos's lead with a right-footed shot into the left corner from the centre of the box, assisted by Gabriel Bontempo, putting the visitors back in front just ten minutes into the second half.”
Pivotal“Carlos Vinícius levelled for the second time in the match, slotting a left-footed shot from the centre of the box into the centre of the goal after a cross from Cristian Pavón, setting the stage for Tetê's winner.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Grêmio came from behind twice to claim all three points in a breathless encounter at home, with substitute Tetê providing the decisive moment just minutes after coming on. Santos were the sharper side for much of the contest, with Gabriel Barbosa twice putting them ahead and looking well-placed to take the points, but Grêmio's resilience and tactical flexibility ultimately told. Carlos Vinícius was central to the home side's response, equalising with a header and then a composed finish to level at 2-2 shortly after the hour mark, before Tetê, introduced in the 56th minute, punished Santos with a decisive goal at 64'. The statistics reflected a remarkably even contest — level on possession, shots, passes, and saves — but Grêmio's superior big chances conversion (two from five versus Santos's two from two) and their bench's impact proved the difference. Gustavo Henrique's second yellow card in the 84th minute came too late to alter the outcome for Santos, who are left to rue a failure to hold onto leads twice in a single afternoon, with the result carrying significant weight given the positions both clubs occupy in the Serie A table.
How entertaining was this match?
Grêmio and Santos meet at Arena do Grêmio in a six-pointer between two sides locked on 18 points and desperate to move clear of the relegation zone. With Santos yet to win away from home and Grêmio's inconsistent form making this anything but a banker for the hosts, expect a tense, grinding battle where margins will be razor-thin.