In a highly anticipated Campeonato Brasileiro match, Criciúma faced off against Grêmio at Estádio Heriberto Hülse in Criciúma, Santa Catarina. The stadium was buzzing with excitement as fans eagerly awaited the kickoff.

The game started with Criciúma on the attack, with both Trauco and Marcelo Hermes having early attempts on goal. Despite the pressure from Criciúma, Grêmio's defense stood strong, denying the home team any breakthroughs.

As the first half progressed, both teams continued to create chances, but their finishing was off target. Higor Meritão's foul on Villasanti earned him a yellow card. The technical play and fast-paced action kept the fans engaged in the match.

The second half saw Criciúma making a substitution, with Ronald Lopes replacing Trauco. However, neither team managed to break the deadlock until the 40th minute. In a well-constructed play, Grêmio's Villasanti found Aravena, who calmly slotted the ball past the goalkeeper to give Grêmio the lead.

Despite late attempts from Criciúma to equalize, including a close chance from Matheusinho, the game ended with Grêmio emerging victorious with a narrow 1-0 win. The Grêmio fans celebrated the hard-fought victory, recognizing the tough challenge presented by Criciúma.

Both teams displayed determination and skill throughout the game, but it was Grêmio who found the crucial goal that secured the three points. The match was fiercely contested, and the result reflected the intensity of the game.

The Criciúma fans were proud of their team's performance, even in defeat, commending the players' effort and acknowledging the difficult nature of the match. Both teams now look ahead to their next fixtures, with Criciúma set to face RB Bragantino and Grêmio taking on Atlético Mineiro in the Serie A.