Brasileiro – Standings, Fixtures & Teams

The Brasileiro, officially known as Campeonato Brasileiro Série A, is the top professional football league in Brazil. It’s famous for its passionate fans, attacking football, and legendary clubs. 

Standings:

#	Echipă	P	V	E	Î	GM	GP	GD
1	SE Palmeiras	58	18	4	4	46	22	24
2	CR Flamengo	55	16	7	3	50	13	37
3	Cruzeiro EC	52	15	7	5	40	20	20
4	Mirassol FC	46	12	10	5	44	29	15
5	Botafogo FR	43	12	7	8	37	23	14
6	EC Bahia	43	12	7	7	34	30	4
7	Fluminense FC	38	11	5	10	34	33	1
8	São Paulo FC	38	10	8	9	31	28	3
9	RB Bragantino	36	10	6	11	33	38	-5
10	Ceará SC	34	9	7	10	26	24	2
11	CR Vasco da Gama	33	9	6	12	42	41	1
12	SC Corinthians Paulista	33	8	9	10	29	32	-3
13	Grêmio FBPA	33	8	9	10	28	33	-5
14	CA Mineiro	32	8	8	10	25	30	-5
15	SC Internacional	32	8	8	10	32	38	-6
16	Santos FC	28	7	7	12	25	38	-13
17	EC Vitória	25	5	10	12	24	42	-18
18	Fortaleza EC	24	6	6	14	26	41	-15
19	EC Juventude	23	6	5	16	22	52	-30
20	SC Recife	16	2	10	14	20	41	-21

Matches:

Teams:

#	Logo	Echipă	Țară	An	Stadion
1		Fluminense FC	Brazil	1902	Estadio Jornalista Mário Filho
2		CA Mineiro	Brazil	1908	Estádio Raimundo Sampaio
3		Grêmio FBPA	Brazil	1903	Arena do Grêmio
4		SE Palmeiras	Brazil	1914	Allianz Parque
5		Botafogo FR	Brazil	1904	Estádio Nilton Santos
6		Cruzeiro EC	Brazil	1921	Estádio Governador Magalhães Pinto
7		São Paulo FC	Brazil	1930	Estádio do Morumbi
8		EC Bahia	Brazil	1931	Estádio Governador Roberto Santos
9		SC Recife	Brazil	1905	Estádio Adelmar da Costa Carvalho
10		SC Corinthians Paulista	Brazil	1910	Neo Química Arena
11		CR Vasco da Gama	Brazil	1898	Estádio Club de Regatas Vasco da Gama
12		EC Vitória	Brazil	1899	Estádio Manoel Barradas
13		CR Flamengo	Brazil	1919	Estadio Jornalista Mário Filho
14		Ceará SC	Brazil	1914	Estádio Castelão
15		Fortaleza EC	Brazil	1918	Estádio Castelão
16		EC Juventude	Brazil	1913	Estádio Alfredo Jaconi
17		RB Bragantino	Brazil	1928	Estádio Nabi Abi Chedid
18		Mirassol FC	Brazil	1925	Estádio José Maria de Campos Maia
19		SC Internacional	Brazil	1909	Estádio José Pinheiro Borba
20		Santos FC	Brazil	1912	Estádio Urbano Caldeira

Brazil’s Top Football League

The league was established in 1959 and has grown into one of the most competitive and entertaining leagues in the world. Featuring 20 teams, including historic clubs like Flamengo, Palmeiras, Corinthians, and São Paulo, the competition is a true reflection of Brazil’s footballing culture.

Brasileiro Format and Competition Structure

The league operates on a double round-robin format, where each club plays every other team twice — home and away — for a total of 38 matches. The team with the most points at the end of the season is crowned Brazilian Champion.

The top clubs qualify for the Copa Libertadores, while others earn spots in the Copa Sudamericana. The bottom four teams are relegated to Série B.

Iconic Stadiums and Matchday Passion

Brazilian football stadiums are legendary for their electric atmospheres. Iconic venues like the Maracanã (Rio de Janeiro), Allianz Parque (São Paulo), and Mineirão (Belo Horizonte) host some of the most intense matches in world football. Matchdays are vibrant celebrations of sport, music, and community.

Stars and Historic Moments

The Brasileiro has produced countless legends who have shaped world football. Icons such as Pelé, Zico, Romário, and Ronaldo began their journeys here. In recent decades, stars like Neymar, Ronaldinho, and Gabriel Jesus have carried on this legacy. The league continues to develop young talents who later shine on the global stage.

Economic and Cultural Importance

This Brazilian championship plays a vital role in the country’s culture and economy. Every match attracts massive crowds and TV audiences. The league boosts tourism, supports local communities, and reinforces Brazil’s identity as the heart of world football.

For more information, visit the official Campeonato Brasileiro website