Coritiba took the points with a 2-1 win over Chapecoense in the Brasileiro Série A, decided by first-half and late second-half goals before a stoppage-time reply. Tiago put the home side ahead and Pedro Rocha doubled the lead, with Chapecoense's Tulio Eduardo Silva de Oliveira scoring too late to change the result.
Tiago opened the scoring in the 31st minute from Josué's assist. Pedro Rocha made it 2-0 in the 82nd, Joaquín Lavega supplying the pass. Chapecoense's Tulio Eduardo Silva de Oliveira pulled one back in the 90th, assisted by Kevin Ramírez, but Coritiba held on. Bruno Melo and Rubens Tadeu were booked in the 32nd and 56th minutes respectively.
The match produced three goals despite remarkably few attempts: Coritiba recorded two total shots and Chapecoense had none, with no shots on target for either side. Coritiba's expected-goals figure was 0.05 and Chapecoense's 0.00. Coritiba edged possession at 52% and completed 73 accurate passes to Chapecoense's 64, but the scoreline was far more eventful than the underlying numbers suggest.
