📹 Inter open up a healthy lead over Corinthians in the Copa do Brasil

📹 Inter open up a healthy lead over Corinthians in the Copa do Brasil Thanks to two goals in a six-minute span, Internacional has the edge over Corinthians in the Copa do Brasil round of 16. Matheus Bahia and Alan Patrick secured the 2-0 win on Sunday night (2) at Beira-Rio. The result ended Colorado's five-match winless run. And they can even afford to lose in Itaquera - see the full situation below. Matchup situation 🆚 Colorado can even lose by one goal in next Thursday's match (6).  Timão, meanwhile, will only advance in regular time if they win by at least a three-goal margin. A two-goal win for the black-and-whites will force a penalty shootout.  The second match will be at Neo Química Arena, with kickoff at 8 p.m. Brasília time.  Whoever goes through will secure R$ 4 million in prize money and will only learn their next opponent after the draw.  🙄 One chance for each side, and that was it The first half saw Corinthians enjoy more possession against an Inter side trying to exploit the spaces.  Bidon forced Matheus Cunha into action after just one minute. Inter, in turn, were only denied through Carbonero thanks to Hugo Souza after Gabriel Paulista's mistake. The physical nature of the game contributed to the lack of real scoring chances before halftime.  Inter are lethal 🔥 Efficiency was needed.  And Matheus Bahia had it, beating Kaio César's marking to pounce on a loose ball and open the scoring (61').  Corinthians were still trying to reorganize after the blow when they were hit again. A fine move by Bruno Gomes ended with him being brought down by Gustavo Henrique in the box. Alan Patrick converted the penalty with no chance for Hugo Souza (67'). Diniz had made a substitution as early as the 58th minute, looking for more firepower in attack. And he went to work again. The pressure came, but without producing even a single goal. Raniele had the best opportunity, but was denied by Matheus Cunha.  Pezzolano's Inter celebrated. And Diniz's SCCP is in trouble.  Photos: Reprodução/Internacional This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.