Do not miss the excitment of football during European break - come watch our league. Brazil's national championship - AKA Brasileirão - is one of the football leagues with the most parity. Most of the teams have a shot at having a succesful season. Come for the football, stay for the memes.
Coming soon: team bios.
Second round: Today (16:00 BRT / 19:00 GMT) - Vila Belmiro Santos x Coritiba
Today (19:00 BRT / 22:00 GMT) - Serra Dourada Atlético Goianiense x Flamengo
Brasileirao had 11 different champions in the last 20 years, no league compares
Parker Foster
Don't really follow or know anything but did this cheeky 2 quid bet. How likely/unlikely is this? I picked based on the results of first week.
Owen Gray
Eurico Miranda is watching this thread
Andrew King
Who /cartola/ here?
Wyatt Morales
Vasco will blow the fuck out of Bahia.
Nicholas Morales
Flamengo loss was not that bad, Palmeiras is gonna try to win Brasileirão and Libertadores, they will end with none. Flamengo has more chances of winning a title now.
Dominic Gutierrez
Focusing only on getting money now, had to change the team because Matheus Sávio wont play
Jaxon Jackson
delusional
Joseph James
Complete delusion You too
Dylan Mitchell
Help me out m8s, I missed the first round and only could afford this shit team. Is it worth it?
Lincoln Ward
I think so
Jonathan Brown
Only unlikely result there is the Chape x Palmeiras draw, and it's no impossible feat. Honestly, barring the Palmeiras win, I'm expecting exactly what you put there to happen.
They literally have the same amount of champions in the last 20 years.
Nathan Russell
I am really intrigued by the Brasileirao. I watched Flamengo - Atletico Mineiro and Corinthians - Chapecoense last week and eventhough they weren't the best matches I still am very much open to watch the league.
I used to like Internacional (actually have an Aranguiz kit) but they're in Série B now.
I was just wondering, is there anywhere to watch comprehensive highlights? Like something that isn't just the goals. Globo Esporte is geo-blocked and if I'm being completely honest I can't be bothered to set up a proxy everytime I want to watch highlights.
Bentley Nelson
they aren't very fast at taking things down on youtube. if you search "team A team B" and filter it by upload date you'll probably find it.
Adam Howard
GREMIO are our guys
Owen Anderson
Vasco da Gama 4 lyf
Landon Garcia
Flamengo are at it again today, though I don't know if it will be a very nice match, considering they're under pressure after being eliminated from Libertadores last match and Atletico Goianiense are a poor adversary.
Santos x Coritiba is gearing up to be a borefest. Coritiba is locked in low-to-midtable for years now (pic related) and Santos hasn't been able to live up to the hype yet.
Chape - Palmeiras seems to be today's most watchable match, but I feel that Flamengo's might have more goals since both teams are pretty bad at defending.
Dylan King
Forgot pic
Ethan Moore
Just search up the names of the teams playing and the result on youtube, you can easily find the highlights in decent quality, we dont have so many copyright issues here in hueland. example in hand: youtube.com/watch?v=645_7F2-lg0&t=31s Also, you should watch Chape x Palmeiras, chape at home are always interesting, and Palmeiras will play a mixed side but their reserves include a lot of exciting prospects and some good players (in fact, most of their backups would be starters in nearly every team in the league).
Austin Watson
Thanks bros. Lastly, any chance any of you could recommend me some good samba/bossa nova?
Asher Taylor
Sarcofago - INRI
Gavin Martin
Bezerra da Silva, Cartola, Originais do Samba, Jorge Aragão, Raça Negra. Kek.
Ian Sanchez
yes, that is more my thing, but anyway isn't João Gilberto essential for bossa nova ?
Kevin Cox
I posted samba only, Bossa Nova is for degenerates and leftists.
Kayden Smith
Elaborate m8, I fucking love jazz and samba.
David Phillips
VAMO GRÊMIO CARALHO
Gabriel Peterson
He's a philistine, don't list to him. Bossa nova is patrician asf.
