Brazilian Campeonato Mineiro

FT Wednesday, January 29, 2020
Boa Esporte DWLLD 0
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Tombense WLWWW 0
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Estádio Antônio Guimarães Almeida · 901 att.

Head to Head

Series tied 2-2-1

Lineups

TOM

  1. 1Felipe Garcia dos PrazeresG
  2. 3AdmiltonD
  3. 6João Paulo AmaralD
  4. 2DavidD
  5. 4Matheus Henrique Do CarmoD
  6. 7Ibson Barreto da SilvaM
  7. 8MarquinhosM
  8. 5RodrigoM
  9. 10Gerson JrF
  10. 9RubensF
  11. 11Cássio OrtegaF

BOA

  1. 1Renan RochaG
  2. 4Henrique Moura PerilloD
  3. 6CarlinhosD
  4. 3Wesley Dos Santos RodriguesD
  5. 2Chiquinho AlagoanoD
  6. 7ClaudecirM
  7. 11Cesar Rodrigues De OliveiraM
  8. 5Caio CesárM
  9. 8GledsonM
  10. 10GindréM
  11. 9JeffersonF

Timeline

  1. 33' Gledson Paixão Da Silva (Boa Esporte) Yellow Card at 33'
  2. 45' Custodio Denilson (Boa Esporte) Substitution at 45'
  3. 66' Nonoca (Boa Esporte) Substitution at 66'
  4. 68' Gabriel Pires (Tombense) Substitution at 68'
  5. 69' Wesley Dos Santos (Boa Esporte) Yellow Card at 69'
  6. 72' Maycon (Tombense) Substitution at 72'
  7. 80' Talvanes (Tombense) Substitution at 80'
  8. 83' Leonardo Ávila Dos Santos (Boa Esporte) Substitution at 83'
  9. 84' Gabriel Pires (Tombense) Yellow Card at 84'
  10. 88' Ibson (Tombense) Yellow Card at 88'

Brazil Mineiro News

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Video Mass brawl during Brazilian cup final results in 23 red cards Cruzeiro's 1-0 win over Atletico-MG was marred by a brawl seconds before the final whistle resulting in 23 red cards. News Chris Wright Is 23 red cards in Brazilian mass brawl a world record? Not even close Cruzeiro's win over Atlético-MG was overshadowed by a mass brawl that resulted in 23 red cards. That is a lot, but it's nowhere near the world record. News Adriana Garcia Hulk one of 23 players sent off in mass brawl in Brazil final Cruzeiro's 1-0 win over Atlético-MG in Sunday's Mineiro Championship final was overshadowed by a mass brawl that erupted seconds before the final whistle and resulted in 23 red cards issued. News Adriana Garcia Abreu joins 30th career club Athletic Club MG at age 44 Sebastian Abreu marks 30 career teams as he joins Athletic Club MG. In 2017, he broke a Guinness world record in playing for the most clubs.