Cruzeiro 2x1 Goiás | Brasileirão 2014 | Jogo do Título | Estádio Mineirão by @Igor Talyuli - Post Details
Cruzeiro 2x1 Goiás | Brasileirão 2014 | Jogo do Título | Estádio Mineirão
Local: Estádio do Mineirão, em Belo Horizonte (MG) Data: 23 de novembro de 2014, domingo Horário: 17 horas (de Brasília) Árbitro: Paulo Henrique Godoy Bezerra (SC) Assistentes: Carlos Berkenbrock (SC) e Nadine Schramm Camara Bastos (SC) Cartões amarelos: Henrique (Cruzeiro); Tiago Real (Goiás) GOLS: CRUZEIRO: Ricardo Goulart (aos 12 minutos do primeiro tempo) e Everton Ribeiro (aos 17 minutos do segundo tempo) GOIÁS: Samuel (aos 22 minutos do primeiro tempo) CRUZEIRO: Fábio; Mayke (Eurico), Léo, Bruno Rodrigo e Egídio; Henrique, Lucas Silva (Nilton), Everton Ribeiro e Ricardo Goulart; Willian e Marcelo Moreno (Júlio Baptista) Técnico: Marcelo Oliveira GOIÁS: Renan; Tiago Real, Jackson, Pedro Henrique e Felipe Saturnino (Lima); Amaral, David (Wellington Júnior), Thiago Mendes e Ramon (Esquerdinha); Érik e Samuel Técnico: Ricardo Drubscky CRUZEIRO TETRACAMPEÃO BRASILEIRO 1966 | 2003 | 2013 | 2014
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