Keno scores again three times and Galo wins Grêmio in BH

Leader, best attack of the championship and with a colorful and consistent football. This is how Atlético-MG was, who beat Gremio 3-1, with three Keno goals, second hat-trick in a row, with Isaque discounting for the gaucho team, this Saturday, September 26 in Mineirão, for the 11th round of the Championship. Brazilian.

The result not only kept the Gallo at the head of Brasileirão, with 24 points, but also extended the advantage over the vice-leader, Internacional, who is with 21, having one more game than the mining team.

The night of football in Mineirão had another gala gala by striker Keno, who scored the Brazilian’s sixth goal, seventh in the year, being the team’s top scorer.

Jorge Sampaoli made no mistakes in the team line-up and achieved a safe performance, without giving a chance to the team led by Renato Gaúcho, which remains reeling in the championship, with 13 points, remaining in a modest position 13 for those who were seen. as favorites in the title match.

In addition to the second week in a row with Keno scoring a hat-trick, six goals in two games, the striker was responsible for the club’s 2000 goal in the competition’s history since 1971 (see Keno goals below).

Galo Gol 2000 at the Brasileirão

Keno opened the scoring for Atlético-MG in a play that had the help of the VAR. Fourth goal in two games. The goal was the Minas Gerais team’s 2,000th goal since 1971. Dadá Maravilha scored the first athletic goal in Brasileiros, Marques scored the 1,000th goal, and Keno joined the top scorers, making history in black and white.

Keno again … 6th goal of the year

After scoring three goals against Atlético-GO, striker Keno had another inspired night and scored the second goal against Grêmio, closing in on Brasileirão’s top scorers by scoring the fifth goal of the championship, sixth of the year. He is the top scorer of the mining team.

Did Grêmio come to BH?

Renato Gaúcho’s team was apathetic during the first half and much of the second, reacting only when the second goal was taken. The tricolor coach forgave several players for the match on Tuesday 29 against Universidad Católica-CHI, for the Libertadores. Despite the absences, the Grêmio team did not have the strength to prevail against Galo.

Grêmio’s goal. Start of reaction?

Isaque scores after a corner kick and the white defense failed. The goal came from a set piece, showing little guild inspiration on Saturday night in Mineirão.

Keno, Keno and Keno … Another hat-trick

The stage of the forward alvinegro is brilliant with the sixth goal in two games, the seventh of the year. It was the Atleticano player’s second hat-trick after leaving his mark three times in the Atlético-GO networks.

Honorable mention for the beautiful replacement for goalkeeper Everson, who made a precise throw for the athlete to fill Grêmio’s nets.

And Grêmio’s reaction did not come …

Grêmio’s apathy prevailed in the match and no goal gave an injection of encouragement and good football to the Rio Grande do Sul team.

Without inventing, the Rooster of Sampaoli was fatal

The Atlético-MG coach opted for a moving team, without “inventing” investments or abrupt changes in positions. He chose a solid football and always looking for the goal. The Gallo crowd thanks you.

Upcoming matches

Grêmio plays another classic with Internacional on Saturday, October 3, at 5:00 p.m., in his Arena. Galo will face O Vasco, on Sunday 4, at 8:30 p.m., in Mineirão.

DATA SHEET

ATLÉTICO-MG 3 x 1 GREMMIO

Time-Date: September 26 at 9:00 p.m.

Stadium-Place: Mineirão- Belo Horizonte – (MG)

Referee: Caio Max Augusto Vieira (SP)

Assistants: Danilo Ricardo Simon Manis (SP) and Vinicius Melo de Lima (RN)

VAR: Pablo Ramon Goncalves Pinheiro (RN)

Yellow cards: Jair (ATL). Luiz Fernando (GRE)

Red cards:

Goals: Keno, at 10′-1ºT (1-0), Keno, at 5′-ºT (2-0), Isaque, at 9′-2ºT (2-1), Keno, at 20′-ºT (3 -one)

Athletic-MG: Everson; Guga (Bueno, 41′-2ºT), Igor Rabello, Junior Alonso and Guilherme Arana; Jair, Nathan (Allan, at 15′-2ºT), Alan Franco (Hyoran, at 41′-2ºT); Savarino (Sávio, 46′-2ºT), Keno and Eduardo Sasha (Marrony, 40′-2ºT). Coach: Jorge Sampaoli

Grêmio: Paulo Victor; Víctor Ferraz, Paulo Miranda, David Braz and Diogo Barbosa; Lucas Silva, Darlan (Guilherme Azevedo, 11′-2ºT), Robinho (Luiz Fernando, 26′-2ºT), Matheus Henrique, Pepê (Ferreira, 39′-2ºT) and Isaque (Rildo, 26′-2ºT)). Coach: Renato Gaúcho