Guarani and Santa Cruz win as Série C round 6 draws to a close

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Guarani and Santa Cruz win as Série C round 6 draws to a close

Guarani and Santa Cruz win as Série C round 6 draws to a close

Guarani moved into 4th place in Brazil’s Série A after handing out the biggest rout of the current edition of the championship this Monday (10). They beat Maringá 5-0 at Willie Davids Stadium, in ...

Guarani and Santa Cruz win as Série C round 6 draws to a close

Guarani moved into 4th place in Brazil’s Série A after handing out the biggest rout of the current edition of the championship this Monday (10). They beat Maringá 5-0 at Willie Davids Stadium, in ...

In a dominant display that sent shockwaves through Brazil's Série C, Guarani stormed into 4th place with a resounding 5-0 victory over Maringá on Monday at the Willie Davids Stadium. The win marked the biggest rout of the current championship, showcasing Guarani's offensive firepower and defensive solidity. For fans of the sport, this performance signals a team hitting its stride at the perfect moment in the season.

The day's other fixture saw Santa Cruz edge past Inter de Limeira 2-1 at Major Levy Sobrinho Stadium in Limeira. The victory propelled the Pernambuco side from 15th to 13th place, a crucial climb that keeps their playoff hopes alive. Inter de Limeira, meanwhile, finished the round in 11th, still within striking distance of the top eight.

Despite the heavy loss, Maringá remains in the G8—the coveted playoff zone—sitting in 8th place. The team will need to regroup quickly to maintain their position as the competition heats up.

At the top of the table, Paysandu leads with 14 points, tied with Brusque on points but ahead on goal difference. Amazonas holds third with 13 points, just one ahead of the surging Guarani. With the season's midpoint approaching, every match carries added weight as teams jostle for position in this fiercely contested league.

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