Bahia snatched a last-gasp 2-1 victory over Remo in Serie A, Luciano’s injury-time penalty breaking Remo hearts after Vitor Bueno had levelled from the spot in the 96th minute. Fonte Nova erupted as Luciano smashed home the winner, capping a breathless final 10 minutes that saw both sides trade penalties in a game Bahia had dominated with 63% possession.
Bahia’s Early Control Pays Dividends
The hosts made their early dominance count in the 20th minute when Jean Lucas fired Bahia ahead, Cristian Olivera providing the assist. Remo goalkeeper Marcelo Rangel faced relentless pressure, making 7 saves as Bahia racked up 17 shots, 9 on target. Nicolas Acevedo picked up an early yellow on 8 minutes, the first test for Rogério Ceni’s disciplined midfield.
Remo Resurgence Falls Short
Leonardo Condé rang the changes after the break, making three substitutions at halftime and a total of five as Remo sought a route back into the game. Matheus Felipe’s booking on 70 minutes epitomised their frustration, but they hung in despite Bahia’s relentless pressure.
Penalty Drama Breaks Hearts
Just when Remo thought they’d snatched an unlikely point through Vitor Bueno’s penalty on 96 minutes, Bahia launched one final attack. Fonte Nova held its breath as Luciano stepped up in the 91st minute, sending Rangel the wrong way to spark wild celebrations. Cristian Olivera’s late yellow was a footnote as Bahia celebrated a crucial three points.
The win moves Bahia up the Serie A table, while Remo are left ruing their failure to hold on. Both sides face stern tests next week, but this was Bahia’s night – a dramatic late show their dominance deserved.
Key Moments
20′ ⚽ Bahia — Jean Lucas (assist: Cristian Olivera)
90+1′ ⚽ Bahia — Luciano
90+6′ ⚽ Remo — Vitor Bueno
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