Corinthians won the Brazilian Super Cup this Sunday, defeating Flamengo 2-0, at Mané Garrincha, in Brasília. In a duel that pitted the Brazilian champion against the winner of the 2025 Brazilian Cup, Dorival Júnior's team took the lead, in the 26th minute, through reinforcement Gabriel Paulista. Then, something happened that you don't see every day: something unusual involving VAR. In the last minute of stoppage time, Jorge Carrascal hit Breno Bidon with an elbow to the face, but the referee blew the whistle for half-time and sent everyone to the locker room. Now, after the rest time, with the teams on the field and ready for the second half, the referee went to the VAR monitor to see the play and sent off the Colombian striker. With one less, Felipe Luís' team, which was already playing a game well below expectations, had even more difficulties and not even Lucas Paquetá's debut helped. The former West Ham man had an incredible miss at 90+4m, which could have equalized. In the seventh minute of added time, Kaio César (ex-Vitória de Guimarães), assisted Yuri Alberto for a beautiful goal. The Corinthians forward ran several meters, made a pass over Agustín Rossi and finished with a header to seal the game.