Santos
PalmeirasSantos: 77. Gabriel Brazão - 18. Igor Vinicius, 27. Zé Ivaldo, 33. Souza (Escobar G., 88), 98. Frías - 5. Joao Schmidt, 15. Arão W. (Hugo, 61) - 6. Ze Rafael (Rollheiser, 88) - 11. Guilherme Augusto (Diaz L., 56), 22. Barreal (Robinho Junior, 56) - 10. Neymar
Substitution: Robinho Junior (from 56); Diaz L. (from 56); Hugo (from 61); Escobar G. (from 88); Rollheiser (from 88)
Bench: 12. Diógenes - 2. Mayke, 3. Basso - 8. Rincon T., 16. Thaciano, 49. Gabriel Bontempo - 9. Soares T.
Yellow Cards: Ze Rafael 28
Palmeiras: 1. Pereira C. - 3. Fuchs B., 6. Jefté, 12. Khellven (Giay A., 80), 13. Micael, 26. Murilo - 5. Moreno An. - 7. Felipe Anderson (Luighi, 46), 18. Mauricio, 23. Veiga - 11. Rodrigues B. (López José, 46)
Substitution: Luighi (from 46); López José (from 46); Giay A. (from 80)
Bench: 14. Marcelo Lomba - 43. Benedetti - 37. Riquelme Fillipi
Yellow Cards: Moreno An. 11
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