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CBF Removes Referee After São PauloPalmeiras VAR Errors as Match Report Cites Abuse

The official report offers a brief defense of the Andreas Pereira yellow, recording insults by São Paulo executives.

Overview

  • Palmeiras beat São Paulo 3–2 at Morumbi in a comeback, with disputed officiating dominating the aftermath.
  • The CBF acknowledged serious errors in the classic and removed referee Ramon Abatti Abel from duty, also sidelining Lucas Casagrande from another match in the round.
  • In his match report, Abatti characterized Andreas Pereira’s caution as an “attempt to kick” and documented insults from São Paulo executives Carlos Belmonte and Rui Costas identified by the match delegate.
  • São Paulo said the mistakes determined the result and called the championship “stained,” citing a non-awarded penalty on Gonzalo Tapia and pressing for expulsions of Gustavo Gómez and Raphael Veiga.
  • Key incidents included the ignored Tapia penalty even after a VAR check, Andreas’s high contact on Marcos Antônio punished only with yellow, and unpenalized contact by Gómez on Tapia.