“Yannick Bolasie picked up a yellow card for a foul, one of a wave of six substitutions made around this period that reshaped the match and opened it up considerably in the second half.”
“Eduardo, introduced just five minutes earlier as a substitute, gave Chapecoense a shock lead against the run of play, punishing Mirassol despite their overwhelming territorial dominance throughout the match.”
Pivotal“João Victor turned the ball into his own net to level the score at 1-1, cancelling out Chapecoense's lead and denying them what would have been a precious away victory; the equaliser came moments after Giovanni Augusto's header had gone wide.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Mirassol were the dominant side throughout, controlling 59% of possession, firing 22 shots and generating 48 dangerous attacks to Chapecoense's 26, yet their inability to convert that territorial superiority into goals proved their undoing. The match was largely forgettable until the hour mark, when a flurry of substitutions changed its character entirely — Eduardo, introduced in the 66th minute, broke the deadlock five minutes later to give Chapecoense a shock lead against the run of play. Mirassol's pressure eventually told, but in the most unfortunate fashion: João Victor turned the ball into his own net in the 81st minute to restore parity and deny Chapecoense what would have been a valuable three points. For Mirassol, sitting in mid-table in 13th, the point does little to ease concerns about their wastefulness in front of goal despite clear tactical dominance; for Chapecoense, a draw snatched away by a defensive error will feel like two points dropped rather than one gained.
How entertaining was this match?
Two of Serie A's most desperate sides meet in a must-win clash at the bottom of the table, with Chapecoense sitting dead last and Mirassol just two points and two places above them. This is the kind of six-pointer that can define a relegation battle, and both squads know a loss here could prove catastrophic for their top-flight survival hopes.