Palmeiras are no longer on course to win this year’s Brazilian Serie A, following a 1-0 defeat at Fluminense on Sunday.
Sao Paulo already played on Wednesday, drawing 1-1 with Gremio. This left Sao Paulo one point ahead of Palmeiras, who required a win themselves to reconquer their lead.
It wasn’t meant to be however, as Palmeiras never managed to break through Fluminense’s defense and even conceded a goal from Fred shortly before the hour.
With four rounds left to play in Brazil, Sao Paulo are now one point ahead of Palmeiras. Flamengo, who beat Atletico Mineiro 1-3, follow at another point.
Even Mineiro shouldn’t be ruled out, as they are only three points behind leaders Sao Paulo.
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