Brasileirão 2025 - Brazilian Championship Serie A

[rdluffy]

Palmeiras lost 2-1 to Mirasol

Palmeiras' defeat was the best thing that happened this round, hehehe
Mirassol is really playing very well. I'm still surprised by this victory
Palmeiras played 100% to win, after all, the title is up for grabs with Flamengo
All credit to Mirassol 

The game ended with a victory for Ceará.

It's my fault, I bet on Corinthians 

[criptoevangelista]

Palmeiras lost 2-1 to Mirasol

Palmeiras' defeat was the best thing that happened this round, hehehe
Mirassol is really playing very well. I'm still surprised by this victory
Palmeiras played 100% to win, after all, the title is up for grabs with Flamengo
All credit to Mirassol 

The game ended with a victory for Ceará.

It's my fault, I bet on Corinthians 

After Palmeiras lost that game, my hope returned. Imagine if we win the Libertadores and the Brazilian championship, it would be incredible, and it's totally possible, although I'm a little pessimistic about Flamengo... but in a way, this warms my heart a little,  lol, this feeling of being champion again of a giant tournament like those two... enough of Palmeiras, right? I can't stand that club anymore, it's become a thorn in Flamengo's side.

[JariKriting]

Palmeiras lost 2-1 to Mirasol

After Palmeiras' defeat, the race for the Brazilian Serie A title has become even more exciting because Flamengo now has the same number of points as Palmeiras. After winning a close match against Santos, which ended 3-2 in favor of Flamengo. In the next match, Palmeiras will face Santos, Neymar's former club, but Santos is not a strong team right now. Santos is in the relegation zone, currently in 17th place in the Brazilian league standings.

[Pumared]

I wanted to raise the point about the possibility of Fortaleza being relegated. I didn't believe it before, but now I'm sure of it after their goalkeeper's last blunder on the ball. This kind of thing is either a gamble or just another indication that the team is going to fall even further. What do you think? Are you following the game?

[rdluffy]

I wanted to raise the point about the possibility of Fortaleza being relegated. I didn't believe it before, but now I'm sure of it after their goalkeeper's last blunder on the ball. This kind of thing is either a gamble or just another indication that the team is going to fall even further. What do you think? Are you following the game?

I bet Fortaleza will be relegated
Only a miracle can save the team from playing in Serie B next year

If anyone wants to bet $10 with me, I'm available, hahaha 

The chances of the team being relegated are already 92.65%, which makes it practically impossible to achieve the combination needed to stay in Serie A
It's curious how much the team has fallen in level, considering that in 2023 Fortaleza played in the final of the Sudamericana and was doing very well

[Forsyth Jones]

I bet Fortaleza will be relegated
Only a miracle can save the team from playing in Serie B next year

If anyone wants to bet $10 with me, I'm available, hahaha  

The chances of the team being relegated are already 92.65%, which makes it practically impossible to achieve the combination needed to stay in Serie A
It's curious how much the team has fallen in level, considering that in 2023 Fortaleza played in the final of the Sudamericana and was doing very well

It seems that nothing has changed after all; these smaller teams excel during a season and then revert to their previous level of performance.

The only one still standing and closest to the lead is Mirassol, and despite their victory over Palmeiras, I have to acknowledge that the team is doing well.

After Palmeiras lost that game, my hope returned. Imagine if we win the Libertadores and the Brazilian championship, it would be incredible, and it's totally possible, although I'm a little pessimistic about Flamengo... but in a way, this warms my heart a little,   lol, this feeling of being champion again of a giant tournament like those two... enough of Palmeiras, right? I can't stand that club anymore, it's become a thorn in Flamengo's side.

It looks like we're going to have a close race for the lead between these two clubs in this final stretch of the championship, similar to last year with botafogo. It's practically certain that we'll see either Palmeiras or Flamengo lifting the trophy.

[Pumared]

I wanted to raise the point about the possibility of Fortaleza being relegated. I didn't believe it before, but now I'm sure of it after their goalkeeper's last blunder on the ball. This kind of thing is either a gamble or just another indication that the team is going to fall even further. What do you think? Are you following the game?

I bet Fortaleza will be relegated
Only a miracle can save the team from playing in Serie B next year

If anyone wants to bet $10 with me, I'm available, hahaha 

The chances of the team being relegated are already 92.65%, which makes it practically impossible to achieve the combination needed to stay in Serie A
It's curious how much the team has fallen in level, considering that in 2023 Fortaleza played in the final of the Sudamericana and was doing very well

Exactly, they went from top to bottom very quickly and without much apparent reason. I understand that the club made all the necessary changes, but apparently it had no effect whatsoever, and they continue heading towards Serie B. I'm sure they'll have difficulties there with this team in this state.

[criptoevangelista]

Did you hear about the heart problem that São Paulo’s midfielder Oscar had? Apparently, he had been dealing with some issues for a few months, but during a round of tests, he fainted in front of the entire team. He’ll probably have to retire. Crazy, right? A young guy, only 34 years old, who never had any health problems, suddenly develops a heart condition. It’s very strange. An athlete with a strict diet, constant physical monitoring, and then something like this happens.

[Pumared]

Did you hear about the heart problem that São Paulo’s midfielder Oscar had? Apparently, he had been dealing with some issues for a few months, but during a round of tests, he fainted in front of the entire team. He’ll probably have to retire. Crazy, right? A young guy, only 34 years old, who never had any health problems, suddenly develops a heart condition. It’s very strange. An athlete with a strict diet, constant physical monitoring, and then something like this happens.

I didn't know the details, but I ended up seeing the news. It's very sad to hear this news, and he's a good player and means a lot to the São Paulo team. So it's a loss of a great player and a great leader on the field. I hope he can still play for the team in other ways; that would be very interesting.

[criptoevangelista]

Did you hear about the heart problem that São Paulo’s midfielder Oscar had? Apparently, he had been dealing with some issues for a few months, but during a round of tests, he fainted in front of the entire team. He’ll probably have to retire. Crazy, right? A young guy, only 34 years old, who never had any health problems, suddenly develops a heart condition. It’s very strange. An athlete with a strict diet, constant physical monitoring, and then something like this happens.

I didn't know the details, but I ended up seeing the news. It's very sad to hear this news, and he's a good player and means a lot to the São Paulo team. So it's a loss of a great player and a great leader on the field. I hope he can still play for the team in other ways; that would be very interesting.

It’s really a shame for the sport. The “boy with the happy legs,” as commentator Galvão Bueno used to call him, apparently is going to end his career for good. I read in another news article that he’s financially set, even for the next generations. Playing in China made him a lot of money, he was actually one of the highest-paid players in the world. He’ll probably leave football and dedicate himself to other things. If it were me, and I were rich, I’d never want to hear about football again.

[Pumared]

Did you hear about the heart problem that São Paulo’s midfielder Oscar had? Apparently, he had been dealing with some issues for a few months, but during a round of tests, he fainted in front of the entire team. He’ll probably have to retire. Crazy, right? A young guy, only 34 years old, who never had any health problems, suddenly develops a heart condition. It’s very strange. An athlete with a strict diet, constant physical monitoring, and then something like this happens.

I didn't know the details, but I ended up seeing the news. It's very sad to hear this news, and he's a good player and means a lot to the São Paulo team. So it's a loss of a great player and a great leader on the field. I hope he can still play for the team in other ways; that would be very interesting.

It’s really a shame for the sport. The “boy with the happy legs,” as commentator Galvão Bueno used to call him, apparently is going to end his career for good. I read in another news article that he’s financially set, even for the next generations. Playing in China made him a lot of money, he was actually one of the highest-paid players in the world. He’ll probably leave football and dedicate himself to other things. If it were me, and I were rich, I’d never want to hear about football again.

It's a great loss for Brazilian and world football.

Changing the subject, did you see that the player Bruno Henrique was acquitted of yet another betting scheme? He didn't receive a suspension but will only pay a fine. It's not the first time he's been accused of this. But there's always a reduced sentence here, a fine there, and he gets away scot-free.

[criptoevangelista]

Did you hear about the heart problem that São Paulo’s midfielder Oscar had? Apparently, he had been dealing with some issues for a few months, but during a round of tests, he fainted in front of the entire team. He’ll probably have to retire. Crazy, right? A young guy, only 34 years old, who never had any health problems, suddenly develops a heart condition. It’s very strange. An athlete with a strict diet, constant physical monitoring, and then something like this happens.

I didn't know the details, but I ended up seeing the news. It's very sad to hear this news, and he's a good player and means a lot to the São Paulo team. So it's a loss of a great player and a great leader on the field. I hope he can still play for the team in other ways; that would be very interesting.

It’s really a shame for the sport. The “boy with the happy legs,” as commentator Galvão Bueno used to call him, apparently is going to end his career for good. I read in another news article that he’s financially set, even for the next generations. Playing in China made him a lot of money, he was actually one of the highest-paid players in the world. He’ll probably leave football and dedicate himself to other things. If it were me, and I were rich, I’d never want to hear about football again.

It's a great loss for Brazilian and world football.

Changing the subject, did you see that the player Bruno Henrique was acquitted of yet another betting scheme? He didn't receive a suspension but will only pay a fine. It's not the first time he's been accused of this. But there's always a reduced sentence here, a fine there, and he gets away scot-free.

The Bruno Henrique case was a shame in my opinion. He was involved, his brother was involved, and there is also the Lucas Paquetá case, who was acquitted as well. I think these people have a lot of power and influence, and in the end, impunity prevails in situations like this. I believe they should have received a very strict and severe punishment to set an example for others. But with this outcome of acquittal and just a fine, it actually encourages this practice to continue. More and more players end up being corrupt for the sake of betting. It’s a shame.

[Slow death]

Today I decided to bet on the Brazilian Championship again, as it seems like an easy game to bet on, because we're talking about Flamengo, who are in 2nd place and have only lost 5 games, and they're playing against an opponent who are also on a 5-game losing streak and are at the bottom of the table. So I don't see many difficulties for Flamengo in this game.



I know the Brazilian league is very unstable, even top teams lose against relegation-threatened opponents, but I'm confident that Flamengo won't disappoint me this time. The odds aren't very generous, at @1.40, but since it's a game between a top team and a relegation-threatened team, I think it's an odd I can't pass up. For safety, I've set low odds.