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Grmio secured a crucial 3-1 victory against Fortaleza in the 29th round of Brasileiro on Friday night.
The home teams win eased their relegation concerns and prevented their opponents from claiming the top spot.The Immortal now sits in 11th place with 35 points, seven clear of the relegation zone.
Fortaleza remains third with 55 points, trailing Palmeiras (56) and Botafogo (57) in the league standings.The game started with high energy, and Grmio quickly took the lead in the 13th minute.
Cristaldo received a pass from Braithwaite and crossed to Aravena, who found the back of the net.Fortaleza responded swiftly, equalizing just four minutes later.
Hrcules advanced unchallenged and fired a shot that slipped through Caques legs and into the goal.The first half saw more action as Joo Ricardo made two crucial saves for Fortaleza.
He denied shots from Joo Pedro and Cristaldo, while Cardona and Kuscevic also helped keep Grmio at bay.Grmio maintained their momentum after the break and regained the lead in the 54th minute.
Braithwaite capitalized on a mistake by Joo Ricardo to make it 2-1.Grmio Triumphs at Home, Halts Fortalezas Leadership Bid.
(Photo Internet reproduction)Grmio Triumphs at Home, Halts Fortalezas Leadership BidFortalezas coach Vojvoda pushed his team forward, but they struggled to create clear chances.
When they did threaten, Caque stood firm, making a spectacular save from Luceros header.The visitors woes increased when Mancuso received a second yellow card and was sent off.
In the closing stages, Soteldo sealed Grmios victory with a goal assisted by Igor.Both teams will face Atltico-MG in their upcoming fixtures.
Grmio will play a rescheduled Brasileiro match on Wednesday at 7:30 PM (Braslia time) at Arena MRV.Fortalezas next encounter with Atltico-MG is scheduled for October 16th at 9:45 PM at Arena Castelo.This victory gives Grmio a much-needed boost in their fight against relegation.
Meanwhile, Fortaleza missed an opportunity to climb to the top of the league table.





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