Brasileirão 2024 - Brazilian Championship Serie A

[rdluffy]

Anyone thinking about betting on the Corinthians x Fortaleza match or at least following this game?

I believe that Corinthian has the advantage and is more "calm" after winning the last two matches, they were matches with very significant scores... 3 to 0 against Fluminense and "an upset" against América-RN, in the third phase of the Brazil's Cup.

Some say that Corinthians' behind-the-scenes actions could negatively affect the result of the game, as Rubens Gomes' departure from the club's board of directors could have consequences for Augusto Melo's management. It will be!? For now I don't see any reasons that justify this.

Speaking of Fortaleza, I wouldn't bet on them even after their draw against Red Bull Bragantino in the last round of the Brasileirão and having one more point in the table than Corinthians.

Anyway... Corinthians may lose again (which I would like), but I believe they will win again and "say goodbye" to the bad phase.

Even though I support Corinthians, I don't have a good guess for this game, and to tell you the truth, I'm not even sure what my analysis of the team is at the moment
After losing several games in a row and being in a crisis, even the great goalkeeper Cássio had problems, the team beat Fluminense and América RN in the Copa do Brasil
There's a lot of instability and it's hard to make an analysis like that.
Fortaleza are another difficult team, they're doing very well in the Sudamericana but are doing badly in the Brazilian championship

This is a game I'm only going to watch hehehe, if you bet on this match, let us know the result

[criptoevangelista]

The game was 0-0, the worst score that can exist lol, this even reminds me of the time I went to the Palmeiras stadium, in 2008, AKA Jardim Suspended.... I went to see the round of 16 of the Brazilian Cup, Palmeiras Vs Sport ... 0-0... sad, paying a ticket and not seeing a single goal  .

[Slow death]

currently as I write this post palmeiras is playing against cuiaba and is winning, but they only managed to score just 1 goal even though they are playing against cuiaba who in the last 3 games they have not won in any game, they come to this game with a sequence of 3 consecutive defeats, as there are still at least 20 minutes left before the game ends, and it is possible that Palmeiras will be able to score the second goal that would guarantee them victory in that game. Palmeiras last season didn't start the league very well but ended up champions, I wonder if history will repeat itself

because to be honest, the other Brazilian teams don't think they will be able to become champions, botafofo was the big joke last season and maybe it was even a joke around the world because they had a big points advantage in the table, but even so they started to lose in games to the point of being caught up by many teams and were below position 3, that was a shame and something very difficult to see happen in many leagues, this season they are currently at the top, they are playing at that exact moment when I write this post of mine and they are tied, if they really end up tied, then I see palmeiras moving from their current position to a top position.

[criptoevangelista]

currently as I write this post palmeiras is playing against cuiaba and is winning, but they only managed to score just 1 goal even though they are playing against cuiaba who in the last 3 games they have not won in any game, they come to this game with a sequence of 3 consecutive defeats, as there are still at least 20 minutes left before the game ends, and it is possible that Palmeiras will be able to score the second goal that would guarantee them victory in that game. Palmeiras last season didn't start the league very well but ended up champions, I wonder if history will repeat itself

because to be honest, the other Brazilian teams don't think they will be able to become champions, botafofo was the big joke last season and maybe it was even a joke around the world because they had a big points advantage in the table, but even so they started to lose in games to the point of being caught up by many teams and were below position 3, that was a shame and something very difficult to see happen in many leagues, this season they are currently at the top, they are playing at that exact moment when I write this post of mine and they are tied, if they really end up tied, then I see palmeiras moving from their current position to a top position.

Botafogo was a work of chance last year, the team isn't great... Although now they have money and an owner, but they don't have any structure to be able to keep playing with quality throughout the championship.

Regarding the Palmeiras game, he won, 2x0 over Cuiabá. The championship will be between two or three teams there to compete for the title, the Brazilian championship is becoming very predictable, Palmeiras is the team to beat this year.

[rdluffy]

The game was 0-0, the worst score that can exist lol, this even reminds me of the time I went to the Palmeiras stadium, in 2008, AKA Jardim Suspended.... I went to see the round of 16 of the Brazilian Cup, Palmeiras Vs Sport ... 0-0... sad, paying a ticket and not seeing a single goal  .

It looked like the game of two teams that are doing badly in the Brazilian championship, in fact
An uninspiring game, no goals and no hope for Corinthians again
In 5 games the team has only scored 5 points

I didn't bet on this game, because as I said in the previous post, I didn't have a very good guess
And to tell you the truth, I shouldn't have even watched this game, 1.5 hours of my life wasted 

[criptoevangelista]

The game was 0-0, the worst score that can exist lol, this even reminds me of the time I went to the Palmeiras stadium, in 2008, AKA Jardim Suspended.... I went to see the round of 16 of the Brazilian Cup, Palmeiras Vs Sport ... 0-0... sad, paying a ticket and not seeing a single goal  .

It looked like the game of two teams that are doing badly in the Brazilian championship, in fact
An uninspiring game, no goals and no hope for Corinthians again
In 5 games the team has only scored 5 points

I didn't bet on this game, because as I said in the previous post, I didn't have a very good guess
And to tell you the truth, I shouldn't have even watched this game, 1.5 hours of my life wasted 

Well, he's keeping a good average of points, 1 per game  ... coming to the end of the championship he'll fall to the second division with this performance... I personally would love to see Corinthians playing in the second division again  ...

Well, I still don't feel confident in betting, I'll wait until maybe the 10th round of matches to see better how the teams will behave... then maybe I'll start betting some money

[Hirose UK]

Slowly as time goes by the match continues and we can see that Palmeiras is improving their points tally by minimizing losses.
They started playing well even though they had to lose one at the start and also drew against Flamengo and Sao Paulo, but that didn't matter because draw also gave an additional point, even if it was only one.
Top of the standings only has 10 points and Palmeiras has 8 points, this is fairly small difference and this is also the start of the competition so there is still plenty of time for Palmeiras to win it all.

I think the competition in the future will definitely be very interesting, in fact this can make the competition much better than the previous season.
Next week Palmeiras will face Athletico Paranaense who are currently at the top of the standings and this is sure to be quite fierce match.

[criptoevangelista]

Slowly as time goes by the match continues and we can see that Palmeiras is improving their points tally by minimizing losses.
They started playing well even though they had to lose one at the start and also drew against Flamengo and Sao Paulo, but that didn't matter because draw also gave an additional point, even if it was only one.
Top of the standings only has 10 points and Palmeiras has 8 points, this is fairly small difference and this is also the start of the competition so there is still plenty of time for Palmeiras to win it all.

I think the competition in the future will definitely be very interesting, in fact this can make the competition much better than the previous season.
Next week Palmeiras will face Athletico Paranaense who are currently at the top of the standings and this is sure to be quite fierce match.

What will make the difference are the details, like, scoring points playing at home, trying to take points from direct opponents, goal difference... There's still Endrick who will leave in July, I want to see how this team will behave. Palmeiras without this player... And there are possible transfers of players in the middle of the year too, when the negotiation window opens... perhaps only after the middle of the championship can we have a real idea of which teams can really be capable of winning the championship.

[rdluffy]

Well, he's keeping a good average of points, 1 per game  ... coming to the end of the championship he'll fall to the second division with this performance... I personally would love to see Corinthians playing in the second division again  ...

Well, I still don't feel confident in betting, I'll wait until maybe the 10th round of matches to see better how the teams will behave... then maybe I'll start betting some money

It's not impossible to drop to Serie B with the current Corinthians team.
Changing coaches, players unhappy, fans unhappy too with the team...just problems at the moment

Brasileirao is like that, you'll never feel confident enough to bet hahaha, it's quite difficult even when the teams are more consistent
I still believe that Palmeiras and Flamengo will be the best teams in the championship

[Pumared]

What is your opinion regarding only the teams from Rio Grande do Sul being left out of the Brasileirão, will it harm the competition? Is something correct? I wanted to understand your opinion here. Well, I believe it hasn't stopped yet because there are precisely the bets we talked about here previously.

[rdluffy]

What is your opinion regarding only the teams from Rio Grande do Sul being left out of the Brasileirão, will it harm the competition? Is something correct? I wanted to understand your opinion here. Well, I believe it hasn't stopped yet because there are precisely the bets we talked about here previously.

It's a VERY difficult decision to make, because whatever it is, it will affect a lot of things
I think it would be wise to hold a meeting with all the teams participating in the Brazilian championship, and take a vote on what action to take

In addition to the lack of condition of the stadiums and the compromised infrastructure, there is the factor that practically everyone in the state is affected in one way or another, their families at risk, people involved in aid etc.
A very unfortunate situation

[swogerino]

Well, he's keeping a good average of points, 1 per game  ... coming to the end of the championship he'll fall to the second division with this performance... I personally would love to see Corinthians playing in the second division again  ...

Well, I still don't feel confident in betting, I'll wait until maybe the 10th round of matches to see better how the teams will behave... then maybe I'll start betting some money

It's not impossible to drop to Serie B with the current Corinthians team.
Changing coaches, players unhappy, fans unhappy too with the team...just problems at the moment

Brasileirao is like that, you'll never feel confident enough to bet hahaha, it's quite difficult even when the teams are more consistent
I still believe that Palmeiras and Flamengo will be the best teams in the championship

I doubt Corinthians which is one of the great teams of Brasileirao to go down in Serie B that easily.I know that when the players are unhappy they can do whatever they want to get the desired outcome for them not caring much for the team.If you remember some years ago in Germany the best team there Bayern kept losing games until the coach was fired as they were not happy with him.So anything can happen based on what players feel like doing.

[Pumared]

What is your opinion regarding only the teams from Rio Grande do Sul being left out of the Brasileirão, will it harm the competition? Is something correct? I wanted to understand your opinion here. Well, I believe it hasn't stopped yet because there are precisely the bets we talked about here previously.

It's a VERY difficult decision to make, because whatever it is, it will affect a lot of things
I think it would be wise to hold a meeting with all the teams participating in the Brazilian championship, and take a vote on what action to take

In addition to the lack of condition of the stadiums and the compromised infrastructure, there is the factor that practically everyone in the state is affected in one way or another, their families at risk, people involved in aid etc.
A very unfortunate situation

Apparently they will only pause the games of the affected teams. But in my opinion they will have to have a lot of time after everything is over to be able to return, precisely so that they can get back in shape and focus on the competition. But, in other times I'm sure they would have stopped the championship.

[criptoevangelista]

What is your opinion regarding only the teams from Rio Grande do Sul being left out of the Brasileirão, will it harm the competition? Is something correct? I wanted to understand your opinion here. Well, I believe it hasn't stopped yet because there are precisely the bets we talked about here previously.

It's a VERY difficult decision to make, because whatever it is, it will affect a lot of things
I think it would be wise to hold a meeting with all the teams participating in the Brazilian championship, and take a vote on what action to take

In addition to the lack of condition of the stadiums and the compromised infrastructure, there is the factor that practically everyone in the state is affected in one way or another, their families at risk, people involved in aid etc.
A very unfortunate situation

A very sad and very complicated situation for the people of the state of Rio Grande do Sul, I read that some teams from São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro offered their training centers and stadiums to the teams that were damaged by the floods, they may accept , this would at least keep them in good physical shape, but the psychological shock is something that cannot be forgotten, many players, friends and family lost everything... I think it is a good decision to leave the games for later, at least the players and staff of clubs will be able to focus on resolving the personal problems caused by the tragedy.

I doubt Corinthians which is one of the great teams of Brasileirao to go down in Serie B that easily.I know that when the players are unhappy they can do whatever they want to get the desired outcome for them not caring much for the team.If you remember some years ago in Germany the best team there Bayern kept losing games until the coach was fired as they were not happy with him.So anything can happen based on what players feel like doing.

This is actually very common in football, when the team is dissatisfied with the management, they do everything to overthrow the coach or whoever. Players have enormous strength... they could use it for good (winning games) 

[alegotardo]

What is your opinion regarding only the teams from Rio Grande do Sul being left out of the Brasileirão, will it harm the competition? Is something correct? I wanted to understand your opinion here. Well, I believe it hasn't stopped yet because there are precisely the bets we talked about here previously.

It's a VERY difficult decision to make, because whatever it is, it will affect a lot of things
I think it would be wise to hold a meeting with all the teams participating in the Brazilian championship, and take a vote on what action to take

In addition to the lack of condition of the stadiums and the compromised infrastructure, there is the factor that practically everyone in the state is affected in one way or another, their families at risk, people involved in aid etc.
A very unfortunate situation

I just read on a sports news that the CBF is studying the possibility of suspending all Brasileirão games, not just the games of teams that were directly affected by the flood. In fact, this request is coming from the Ministry of Sports, which formalized this request to the CBF today.

Regarding other teams giving up their stadiums for training, I also think this is unlikely to happen. An example is the decision of Grêmio's coach, who has already ruled out the possibility of leaving Rio Grande do Sul amid the chaos to continue competing in the Brasileirão Championship.

In any case, a general strike would also negatively affect other clubs that depend on ticket money to cover their monthly expenses, but perhaps this is a way of showing more solidarity with the "gauchos", while also making a bit of sacrifice.

[Pumared]

What is your opinion regarding only the teams from Rio Grande do Sul being left out of the Brasileirão, will it harm the competition? Is something correct? I wanted to understand your opinion here. Well, I believe it hasn't stopped yet because there are precisely the bets we talked about here previously.

It's a VERY difficult decision to make, because whatever it is, it will affect a lot of things
I think it would be wise to hold a meeting with all the teams participating in the Brazilian championship, and take a vote on what action to take

In addition to the lack of condition of the stadiums and the compromised infrastructure, there is the factor that practically everyone in the state is affected in one way or another, their families at risk, people involved in aid etc.
A very unfortunate situation

I just read on a sports news that the CBF is studying the possibility of suspending all Brasileirão games, not just the games of teams that were directly affected by the flood. In fact, this request is coming from the Ministry of Sports, which formalized this request to the CBF today.

Regarding other teams giving up their stadiums for training, I also think this is unlikely to happen. An example is the decision of Grêmio's coach, who has already ruled out the possibility of leaving Rio Grande do Sul amid the chaos to continue competing in the Brasileirão Championship.

In any case, a general strike would also negatively affect other clubs that depend on ticket money to cover their monthly expenses, but perhaps this is a way of showing more solidarity with the "gauchos", while also making a bit of sacrifice.

It ends up being a situation where if it is suspended all games will have to honor the sponsors. However, if this becomes too clear, sponsors could be canceled by the networks.

And in relation to the training center, most of the players do not accept leaving the state with him in that situation.

[criptoevangelista]

What is your opinion regarding only the teams from Rio Grande do Sul being left out of the Brasileirão, will it harm the competition? Is something correct? I wanted to understand your opinion here. Well, I believe it hasn't stopped yet because there are precisely the bets we talked about here previously.

It's a VERY difficult decision to make, because whatever it is, it will affect a lot of things
I think it would be wise to hold a meeting with all the teams participating in the Brazilian championship, and take a vote on what action to take

In addition to the lack of condition of the stadiums and the compromised infrastructure, there is the factor that practically everyone in the state is affected in one way or another, their families at risk, people involved in aid etc.
A very unfortunate situation

I just read on a sports news that the CBF is studying the possibility of suspending all Brasileirão games, not just the games of teams that were directly affected by the flood. In fact, this request is coming from the Ministry of Sports, which formalized this request to the CBF today.

Regarding other teams giving up their stadiums for training, I also think this is unlikely to happen. An example is the decision of Grêmio's coach, who has already ruled out the possibility of leaving Rio Grande do Sul amid the chaos to continue competing in the Brasileirão Championship.

In any case, a general strike would also negatively affect other clubs that depend on ticket money to cover their monthly expenses, but perhaps this is a way of showing more solidarity with the "gauchos", while also making a bit of sacrifice.

Renato Gaúcho, Grêmio coach, was one of the first to leave, he is in Rio de Janeiro...

I agree with a stoppage of the Brazilian Championship, it doesn't make sense, only the teams from Rio Grande do Sul have their games postponed, a stoppage of the championship is now the best option, at least for a few weeks.

[rdluffy]

I doubt Corinthians which is one of the great teams of Brasileirao to go down in Serie B that easily.I know that when the players are unhappy they can do whatever they want to get the desired outcome for them not caring much for the team.If you remember some years ago in Germany the best team there Bayern kept losing games until the coach was fired as they were not happy with him.So anything can happen based on what players feel like doing.

Corinthians lost another match, this time to Flamengo 2x0
When Corinthians are doing badly, everything is more difficult because I would say that the team's fans are one of the hardest to deal with
It doesn't take long for threats to be made against the players, accusations against the directors and managers, etc

The situation is not good, so far there are 6 games and only 5 points, I'd say they need a miracle to at least qualify for the Libertadores

I'm glad I didn't bet on Corinthians this round 

[swogerino]

I doubt Corinthians which is one of the great teams of Brasileirao to go down in Serie B that easily.I know that when the players are unhappy they can do whatever they want to get the desired outcome for them not caring much for the team.If you remember some years ago in Germany the best team there Bayern kept losing games until the coach was fired as they were not happy with him.So anything can happen based on what players feel like doing.

Corinthians lost another match, this time to Flamengo 2x0
When Corinthians are doing badly, everything is more difficult because I would say that the team's fans are one of the hardest to deal with
It doesn't take long for threats to be made against the players, accusations against the directors and managers, etc

The situation is not good, so far there are 6 games and only 5 points, I'd say they need a miracle to at least qualify for the Libertadores

I'm glad I didn't bet on Corinthians this round 

I would say that clearly they are not in top form yet they are not far from the first place and we are just in the beginning of the Serie A with just 6 games played.I think it can also be related to not having started with the right foot this season Serie A yet I think that this kind of start can be had to any big team and not just Corinthians.I think the fans need to be a bit more patient and losing to Flamengo at home of Flamengo is not the end of the world for the simple reason that Flamengo is fighting for the title this season and this lost game should not be seen as something very bad,it i just a lost game,a normal occurrence for any team,including big ones.Let's wait a couple of games more and if they keep losing like another 2-3 consecutive games then I think it is enough to judge them as in very bad shape.

[uneng]

In any case, a general strike would also negatively affect other clubs that depend on ticket money to cover their monthly expenses, but perhaps this is a way of showing more solidarity with the "gauchos", while also making a bit of sacrifice.

It's hard to say something about this matter being outside of the reality they are facing. If they decide to keep the games as scheduled it seems insensible, because people will say money is talking louder than the suffering people are facing in Rio Grande do Sul, including the members of the clubs from that region. On the other hand, if games are postponed and the whole national industry stops temporarily, many other professionals will suffer as well, because the industry won't generate income to pay their wages.

There isn't an easy answer for this question. Maybe it's interesting to postpone games for a while (maybe few weeks or a month), but nothing beyond that seems reasonable, considering all the other negative impacts it's going to have over everyone else benefited directly or indirectly by soccer industry in Brazil.

The idea of leaving the flooded region to train and practice in the area of another club, which has volunteered a stadium or training arena for southern clubs is a good alternative, though.