Bragantino SP 1-0 Grêmio RS: Match Recap and Result

Match: 23 August 2026, 19:00 UTC · Published: 23 August 2026 · 351 words

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Bragantino SP beat Grêmio RS 1-0 in the Brasileirão - Série A when Gustavo Marques scored in the 90th minute. An earlier finish from J. Herrera was ruled out, so the 1-0 result arrived only at the end of regular time.

Match Summary

The first clear swing came after 14 minutes at Estádio Nabi Abi Chedid, when J. Herrera put the ball in the net for Bragantino and the effort was then ruled out. From there the first half stayed scoreless. Juninho Capixaba was shown a yellow card, E. Noriega was booked for Grêmio, and neither side had found a way through by the interval.

After half-time the scoreline still refused to move. A. Sant'Anna went into the book for Bragantino, then Weverton and Wallace were cautioned as Grêmio tried to hold on. In the 90th minute Gustavo Marques scored for Bragantino, with Gustavo Neves providing the assist. Grêmio could not answer, and the official result was 1-0.

Key Moments

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The ruled-out effort from J. Herrera left Bragantino to solve a match they had already thought they were leading. That single decision kept Grêmio alive and turned a possible early cushion into a long, scoreless grind.

Because so little of Bragantino's shooting was on target, the late winner carried the whole result. Grêmio were still looking at a point until that moment. Once it went in, the visitors had no time to recover.

Match Statistics

Bragantino held 54 percent of possession to Grêmio's 46 and outshot them 25 to 14, but recorded only three shots on target against one. Expected goals ran 2.7 to 0.5 in the hosts' favor, with corners 8-5. Yellow cards finished two for Bragantino and three for Grêmio. There were no red cards.

What the Result Means

Bragantino sit seventh in Serie A with 32 points from 22 matches and a goal difference of plus four. They have one win, three draws and one loss in their last five. Grêmio are 15th on 25 points from 22 matches, goal difference minus six, with one win, one draw and three losses in their last five. The sides are seven points apart.