Overview
- During Thursday's Supreme Court plenary, Alexandre de Moraes criticized the stoppage‑time penalty that drew Internacional level, saying in a joking tone that Corinthians were "robbed at gunpoint."
- The decision followed a VAR call by Gilberto Rodrigues Castro Junior that brought referee Rodrigo José Pereira de Lima to the monitor after he initially judged the play as no foul.
- After reviewing multiple angles, the referee awarded the 52nd‑minute penalty, which Carbonero converted to seal a 1–1 draw at Beira‑Rio in the 26th round.
- Corinthians coach Dorival Júnior protested the handling of added time and the video review that preceded the late decision.
- The session addressed whether platforms have employment ties with drivers, with Uber and Rappi contesting labor‑court rulings, the federal prosecutor's office advising against recognizing employment, and the court setting a 30‑day window before votes are presented.