Pedro Morisco was Coritiba’s best player in the 1-0 loss to Internacional, earning a 7.5 rating for several important saves, particularly in the second half. Defender Rodrigo Moledo was rated 4.0, the lowest mark in the team, after conceding a late penalty that led to the winning goal.
Tinga, Tiago Cóser, Jacy and Bruno Melo each received 7.0. Tinga and Bruno Melo were praised for their defensive work, while Cóser was described as reliable despite spending most of the match on a yellow card. Jacy won duels on the ground and in the air before feeling a knee injury in the first half and continuing to play.
Among the midfielders and forwards, Nicolás Fonseca, Breno Lopes and Josué were rated 6.5. Lopes stood out in the first half and scored a goal that was ruled out for offside, but faded after the break. Sebastián Gómez, Vini Paulista, Lavega, Pedro Rocha and Bustos each received 6.0, with the assessments noting limited attacking contributions, especially in the second half.
Coach Guilherme Bossle was given a 6.5. Coritiba began with a well-organized defense and looked to attack on the counter, but struggled to regain its attacking threat when Internacional pushed forward after the break. The team spent much of the second half defending under pressure.
Sources: Globo Esporte.