Flamengo built a commanding lead over Santos at Vila Belmiro while they still had 11 players on the pitch.But Neymar converted two penalties to secure a 2–2 draw in a HEATED clash on Matchday 29 of…

Santos fought back to secure a 2-2 draw against league leaders Flamengo at Vila Belmiro in Brazilian Serie A action. Flamengo established an early two-goal advantage, but Santos rallied in the second half after the visitors were reduced to ten men. Returning from an injury layoff, Neymar came off the bench to score two penalty kicks and seal the comeback.
The drawn match disrupted Flamengo's title momentum, allowing rival contenders Palmeiras to close the gap at the top of the table. Flamengo subsequently raised concerns regarding the match officiating, prompting an official response from Palmeiras as the championship race tightened across Matchday 29.
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