São Paulo, Atlético Mineiro, Bahia, Chapecoense and Botafogo are in intercontinental action this week. Continue reading
Tag Archives: São Paulo
Full-blooded derbies or glorified preseason friendlies?
There were three big clássicos (local derbies) in the third round of games in the state championships this past weekend. Continue reading
Clubs present new signings and state championships begin
Competitive action got underway in Brazilian football last weekend, just two months after the 2018 season finished. Continue reading
The must-sign Brazilians on Soccermanager – part 2
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: six teams still in with a chance of winning
With 14 games left to play in the Serie A, six teams could still win the competition. Things are starting to get very interesting Continue reading
Série A latest – Grêmio reserves dominate
It’s a funny old game. After outplaying Grêmio’s full strength team during the week, Flamengo were beaten by Grêmio’s reserve team last night. Continue reading
Brasileirão movers and shakers – part 2
Since the post a few of weeks ago, there have been more noteworthy comings and goings in the Brazilian Serie A. Continue reading
Brasileirão latest – Everton on fire
After the break for the World Cup, the Brazilian Serie A is back and the games are coming thick and fast. São Paulo have been doing very well, but last night Grêmio, and their in form winger Everton (nicknamed cebolinha), stopped them in their tracks. Continue reading
Brasileirão 2018 preview
The Brasileirão kicks off this weekend. Palmeiras are the bookies’ favourites. Corinthians are the pundits’ favourites. Cruzeiro, Grêmio and Flamengo will want to have something to say about that. Here’s a lowdown of all the teams, the major ins and outs, players to watch, my predictions and the latest betting odds. Continue reading
Discontent at São Paulo after another defeat
São Paulo are one of the big guns in Brazilian football, but they’ve had a wretched run over the last few years. Things hit a new low on Saturday as they slumped to defeat against São Caetano, although the players do have a chance to redeem themselves on Tuesday night. Continue reading