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Santos beat São Paulo 2-1 in a comeback victory at the Morumbis stadium in the Brazilian Championship. Gabriel Barbosa, known as Gabigol, scored twice to overturn the deficit, while Philippe Coutinho made his Santos debut in the classic. São Paulo suffered a late blow when goalkeeper Rafael was withdrawn from the squad after an injury. Commentators noted the repeated pattern of São Paulo losing the lead.
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Santos came from behind to beat São Paulo at the Morumbis stadium, securing a fifth straight win and equalling a club record in the Brazilian Championship. Gabigol starred in the comeback, while Philippe Coutinho was in line for his Santos debut. The match was marred by an early clash after Santos goalkeeper Diógenes hit São Paulo's Iago Borduchi in the face. São Paulo were also hit by late absences, with goalkeeper Rafael withdrawing through injury and Rollheiser ruled out for Santos with a viral illness.
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Santos beat São Paulo at the MorumBIS, ending São Paulo's unbeaten home run in the Brasileirão. Philippe Coutinho came on in the second half for his Santos debut and took part in the goal. Luciano had put São Paulo ahead from the penalty spot before the turnaround. After the match, Gabigol spoke about aiming for a return to the Brazilian national team while staying vague on his future at Santos, and Coutinho called it "new air" after a difficult recovery from injury.
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Santos beat São Paulo 2-1 in the Brasileirão, coming from behind at the Morumbis. Gabriel 'Gabigol' Barbosa scored twice or was decisive in the turnaround, with Philippe Coutinho involved in the goals on his club debut. São Paulo were hit by a late blow when goalkeeper Rafael was ruled out after picking up an injury in the build-up to the derby. Brazilian media highlighted Gabigol's performance and Coutinho's first appearance for Santos.