📊 Battle for the top of the Brasileirão heats up, check the latest table
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The tenth round of the Brasileirão had another clash this Monday (26).
Which only reinforced how fierce the battle for the top spot in the competition is.
Red Bull Bragantino bounced back by defeating Juventude thanks to a beautiful goal by Jhon Jhon.
And they are yet another team closing in on Palmeiras.
See below for the current standings in the Brasileirão and what's coming next.
Updated standings 📊
Flamengo's victory over Palmeiras allowed other teams to close in on Verdão – in addition to Rubro-Negro themselves.
Newcomer to Série A, Mirassol continues to have a solid campaign. They silenced MorumBIS with Reinaldo getting on the scoresheet.
Grêmio breathed a sigh of relief by winning only their second game under Mano Menezes.
Santos caught their breath inside the relegation zone by defeating a direct rival.
Meanwhile, Sport sank even deeper at the bottom of the table.
Tenth round
6/4 - Wednesday
8:00 pm - Botafogo vs Ceará - Nilton Santos*
Postponed for public safety reasons, as it was originally scheduled for Saturday (24), the same day as Fluminense vs Vasco.
11th round
5/31 - Saturday
6:30 pm - Bahia vs São Paulo - MorumBIS
9:00 pm - Vasco vs Red Bull Bragantino - São Januário
6/1 - Sunday
11:00 am - Mirassol vs Sport - Maião
4:00 pm - Santos vs Botafogo - Vila Belmiro
4:00 pm - Juventude vs Grêmio - Alfredo Jaconi
6:30 pm - Flamengo vs Fortaleza - Maracanã
6:30 pm - Corinthians vs Vitória - Neo Química Arena
6:30 pm - Ceará vs Atlético-MG - Arena Castelão
7:30 pm - Cruzeiro vs Palmeiras - Mineirão
8:30 pm - Internacional vs Fluminense - Beira-Rio
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