Grêmio takes the lead, takes a draw, but defeats Gaúcho at the bottom

O Guild won the Holy Crossbottom of the Campeonato Gaúcho, this Saturday, 17th. The first stage was busy and featured goals from Gustavo Nunes It is Cristaldo for the Immortal, but David It is Jean Lucca they tied before half-time. As a result, the team had the debutant Pavón to confirm victory. In the end, the team failed to score goals and even went to the net with João Pedro,JP Galvão It is Andrew.

The first half was full of emotion and goals at Arena do Grêmio. Starting the game at full steam, Tricolor soon opened up the lead with two quick goals. The first was from Gustavo Nunes, who took advantage of the ball inside the area and sent it into the net. Three minutes later Cristaldo received it from the same Gustavo inside the area and just touched it to increase.

Despite this, the team slowed down and allowed the opponent, bottom of the championship, to enjoy the game and react. Still in the 24th minute, David hit a beautiful shot in Marchesín's corner and managed to reduce it, and then Jean Lucca left everything the same in the last play before the break, much to the coach's despair. Renato Gaucho.

The second stage wasn't much different and Grêmio already went all out in search of getting back to the top of the scoreboard. The newcomers Du Queiroz and Pavón entered the match and the Argentine came close to finding the net on two occasions, but ended up not converting and keeping the score equal.

Despite this, in the third he did not forgive and scored the first with the Imortal shirt, still in the 21st minute. The play started with Pepê digging into the middle of the area and finding Andrew, who fought and rolled backwards, where the number 21 shot the opponent's goal. In the end, there was still time for full-back João Pedro and JP Galvão to score and close the score.

THE ONLY JP WHO SCORES A GOAL ON THIS TEAM

MY LATERA IS A DICK!!!!!!!!! pic.twitter.com/YTUulLvyqL

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