The extended 2020 Serie A season is nearing its end and with eight games left, six teams can still win it. Continue reading
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Tag Archives: Grêmio
Seven Brazilian sides in Libertadores action this week
After a six month break, the Copa Libertadores gets under way again this evening. Continue reading
Brasileirão preview/update
Most season previews get published before the season begins. But a combination of lockdown fatigue, work and a football crazy calendar meant this one got published eight games in. Better late than never. Continue reading
Brazilian Cup latest
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The Brazilian Cup quarter finals concluded last week – who came out on top and how did the drama unfold? Continue reading
The Brasileirão is back
Would the real Brazilian football please stand up. After a month long break for the Copa America, the Brazilian league is back. Continue reading
2019 Brazilian Série A season preview
If I was Leonardo Da Vinci, this would be my Mona Lisa. Continue reading
State championships get their squeaky bum moment
What does Alex Ferguson make of the Brazilian State Championships, I wonder? Continue reading
River Plate end Gremio’s Libertadores dream
It was all too much for Bressan, who conceded a penalty and was sent off (pic: Reuters)
Gremio’s good run in the Copa Libertadores, and their hopes of winning the competition for the second year in a row, came crashing to an end last night. Continue reading
The must-sign Brazilians on Soccermanager – part 2
If you sign one player, make it AC Milan-bound Lucas Paqueta (pic: Getty Images)
With the Brasileirão Serie A ratings review now under way, this is the second installment of the best Brazilian-based players to sign in the online football game Soccermanager. Continue reading
Serie A update: Grêmio reserves to pip Inter to the title?
Douglas and Thonny Anderson inspired Grêmio to a win (pic: Globoesporte)
Internacional blew the chance to cement their place at the top of the table, while Grêmio’s reserves kept their title challenge alive. Continue reading