For the fourth round of the Brazilian League, the Brasileirão, Grêmio and Red Bull Bragantino faced each other at the Arena do Grêmio in a rather hectic match that was defined, practically, in the last ball. This game also served for Luis Suárez to score his first goal in the competition, which was the transitory tie 2-2. The game ended 3-3.
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The story of the match
The game began in an excellent way for the locals when Franco Cristaldo scored a penalty after six minutes of play, but then, after nine minutes, Matheus Fernandes put the momentary tie.
When the second half began, Eduardo Sasha put the visitor ahead and in a burst of minutes, 56 and 62, Luis Suárez and Everton Galdino turned the game around. It seemed that it would be a new victory for Grêmio in the Brasileirão but at 91, the Uruguayan Thiago Borbas put the final 3-3.
The 36-year-old forward had yet to score for the Brasileirao and this was beginning to worry Gremio fans in Porto Alegre. His last goal had been the penalty against Caxias in the final of the Gaúcho Championship a month ago.
