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Neymar’s Penalty Leads to Santos Draw with Mirassol, Near Z4 Zone

The Brazilian Serie A match between Santos and Mirassol ended in a 1-1 draw on November 19, 2025. The game took place at Vila Belmiro in Santos, São Paulo, amidst an intense contest for league positions.

Neymar’s Penalty and Its Impact

Neymar opened the scoring for Santos early in the match. He netted a goal just three minutes into the first half, giving the home team a quick lead. However, the game’s dynamics shifted significantly in the second half.

Mirassol equalized shortly after the start of the second half, thanks to a penalty awarded for a foul committed by Neymar on Reinaldo. After a VAR review, the decision was confirmed, and Reinaldo converted the penalty in the 14th minute, leveling the score at 1-1.

Match Summary

  • Date: November 19, 2025
  • Time: 21:30 (Brasília time)
  • Location: Vila Belmiro, Santos (SP)
  • Competition: 34th Round of the Campeonato Brasileiro
  • Result: Santos 1 – 1 Mirassol

Key Player Performances

Santos made tactical changes in response to the game’s changing momentum. Head Coach Juan Pablo Vojvoda substituted Barreal and Lautaro Díaz for Robinho Jr and Guilherme. Meanwhile, the visitors replaced several players, including a triple substitution by coach Rafael Guanaes, who brought on Shaylon, Carlos Eduardo, and Chico da Costa.

Despite their efforts, Santos struggled to find a winning goal in the closing minutes. Mirassol’s goalkeeper, Walter, remained vigilant and denied attempts from Robinho and Zé Ivaldo, along with a cross-shot from Neymar.

Match Details

Team Players
Santos Brazão; Igor Vinícius (Mayke), Adonís Frias, Zé Ivaldo, Souza; João Schmidt (Rollheiser), Willian Arão, Zé Rafael (Bontempo); Barreal (Robinho Jr), Neymar, Lautaro Díaz (Guilherme)
Mirassol Walter; Lucas Ramon, João Victor, Jemmes, Reinaldo; José Aldo (Neto Moura), Danielzinho, Gabriel (Guilherme Marques); Negueba (Carlos Eduardo), Alesson (Shaylon), Cristian (Chico da Costa)

This draw left Santos and Mirassol close to the relegation zone, underscoring the competitive tension in the league as teams vie for better placements ahead of the season’s conclusion.

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