Miglekk

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Grêmio [1] - 0 Vasco - Luis Suárez 46' (Great goal) (streamin.one)
Brasileirão Série A standings after rescheduled games (matchweek 34). All clubs between 1st and 6th have a shot at the title with only a 5-point difference between them. in c/[email protected]
[–] [email protected] 1 points 11 months ago (2 children)

They are an old kinda traditional club that got bought and became a new red bull bitch
Nothing against them, they just have a very small fanbase but are very well-managed. They had a very good football director that just signed with Monaco

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Brasileirão Série A standings after rescheduled games (matchweek 34). All clubs between 1st and 6th have a shot at the title with only a 5-point difference between them. (alien.top)
 
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Brasileirão Série B standings before gameweek 37, with 8 clubs fighting for 3 Série A spots. (alien.top)
 
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Brazil's NT has suffered more goals in 5 matches during the 2026 WC qualifiers than during all 17 matches for the 2022 WC. (alien.top)
 
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[Globo Esporte] Endrick is the 4th youngest player in Brazil's NT history, only behind Pelé, Edu and Coutinho. (ge.globo.com)
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Brasileirão Série A standings after matchweek 34 (alien.top)
 
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Vasco [2] - 1 América MG - Payet 94' (Great free kick) (streamin.one)
Botafogo 3 - [2] Grêmio - Luis Suárez 50' in c/[email protected]
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Brazilian Série A standings after gameweek 33, with a 3-way tie for both 1st and 17th place. (alien.top)
 
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Botafogo 3 - [4] Grêmio - Luis Suárez hat-trick 69' (streamin.one)
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Botafogo 3 - [3] Grêmio - Luis Suárez 53' (streamin.one)
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Botafogo 3 - [2] Grêmio - Luis Suárez 50' (streamin.one)
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Botafogo 1 - [1] Grêmio - Everton Galdino 09' (streamin.one)
Brazilian Serie A standings after gameweek 29 in c/[email protected]
[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

Nope. They were in 2nd division two years ago, then they were promoted and bought by Textor (Crystal Palace and Lyon owner). Still, there weren't many big investments, they just have been shocking this season. They even changed managers mid-season after Al-Nassr bought Luis Castro from them, and everyone thought they were going to lose the 1st position but they managed to stay there. It also helps that the favorite candidates (Flamengo and Palmeiras) also haven't been doing a great season. Their odds before the competition started were probably around 100 to win it

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