Inter draws with Remo and leaves the Brasileirão relegation zone

The match that ended the 23rd round of the Brazilian Championship promoted a change in the relegation zone. This Monday (17), Internacional drew 1-1 with Remo at Beira-Rio, in Porto Alegre, and left the group that brings together the four worst campaigns in the competition (the Z-4). The Colorado fans, however, left the stadium frustrated and booing the squad.

The team found the back of the net early and remained ahead until the last play of the match, in the 49th minute of the second half, when they conceded equality to Leão Azul. Without winning in the Brasileirão since May 16, Inter went to 24 points and gained a position, now in 16th place. Worse for Mirassol, with 23 points, which entered the relegation zone, in 17th place. Remo has the same score as the São Paulo team, but is behind, in 18th, due to having one fewer victory.

Inter opened the scoring two minutes into the first half. Full-back Matheus Bahia was launched on the left and crossed halfway for striker Johan Carbonero to hit the ball and hit goalkeeper Marcelo Rangel's left corner. The final stage was marked by many passing errors on both sides. Remo took advantage of Inter's retreat and launched the attack. In the last play of the match, midfielder Vitor Bueno took a free kick from the midfielder, the ball deflected off striker Alerrandro and went into the net, avoiding the setback for the Pará team.