ROUND-UP

Remo 2-1 Botafogo headlines a round of table-shaping results

The round in review — results, standouts and the table

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Remo and Gremio upset higher-ranked opponents, while Flamengo lead Palmeiras at the top. Fluminense, Bahia and Cruzeiro also collected important points, and the lower table remains led by Chapecoense-sc in 20th on 21 points.

What changed

Remo delivered the round’s biggest upset by beating Botafogo 2-1, while Flamengo lead the Brasileirao Serie A Regular Season - 33 table with 73 points. The result left Botafogo 10 points ahead of Remo despite the defeat, as the standings continued to show a wide separation between the title race and the lower positions. Across the round’s 10 matches, teams scored 26 goals in total.

Remo and Gremio produce the round’s surprises

Remo went ahead against Botafogo in the 8th minute through Jandir Breno Souza Silva. Leonel Picco made it 2-0 in the 54th, before Edenilson pulled one back for Botafogo in the 83rd. Remo are 19th on 29 points, while Botafogo are 12th on 39 points; Botafogo are 10 points ahead of Remo.

Gremio also defeated a higher-ranked opponent, beating Atletico Paranaense 2-0. Marlon put Gremio ahead in the 39th minute and Fabian Balbuena added the second in the 52nd. Gremio are 15th on 37 points, while Atletico Paranaense are 5th on 54 points, a 17-point advantage for Atletico Paranaense.

Flamengo lead as the upper table takes shape

Flamengo beat Vasco DA Gama 4-1. Pedro scored in the 10th minute and again in the 41st after A. Lescano had equalised for Vasco DA Gama in the 15th. Samuel Lino then scored Flamengo’s third goal in the 53rd minute and their fourth in the 85th. Flamengo are 1st on 73 points, while Vasco DA Gama are 13th on 38 points; the teams are separated by 35 points.

Palmeiras, 2nd on 70 points, drew 0-0 with Santos, who are 8th on 47 points. Cruzeiro strengthened their position in 3rd on 57 points by beating Atletico-MG 1-0, with Kaio Jorge scoring in the 4th minute. Atletico-MG are 7th on 50 points, seven points behind Cruzeiro.

The other leading positions include Fluminense in 4th on 54 points, Atletico Paranaense in 5th on 54 points and Bahia in 6th on 53 points. Bahia beat Sao Paulo 3-2 after Rodrigo Nestor and erick pulga gave them a 2-0 lead with goals in the 6th and 10th minutes. Lucas Moura scored for Sao Paulo in the 43rd, Damian Bobadilla equalised in the 45th, and Marcos Victor completed Bahia’s win in the 81st. Sao Paulo are 10th on 43 points, 10 points behind Bahia.

Late goals and pressure at the bottom

Fluminense came from behind to beat Internacional 2-1. Alan Patrick put Internacional ahead in the 46th minute, Hércules Pereira do Nascimento equalised for Fluminense in the 78th, and Luciano Acosta scored the winning goal in the 90th. Fluminense are 4th on 54 points, while Internacional are 18th on 35 points, 19 points behind Fluminense.

RB Bragantino beat Chapecoense-sc 3-0, with Wallace Yan scoring in the 43rd and 51st minutes before Henry Mosquera completed the result in the 90th. Wallace Yan, Samuel Lino and Pedro were the round’s top scorers, with two goals each.

Corinthians beat Mirassol 2-0 through Matheus Bidu in the 58th minute and Kaio Cesar in the 80th. Corinthians are 17th on 36 points, with Mirassol 16th on 37 points, one point ahead. Coritiba defeated Vitoria 2-0 after goals from Pedro Rocha in the 58th minute and Tinga in the 69th. Coritiba are 11th on 42 points, while Vitoria are 14th on 38 points.