Flamengo top for biggest wins in 2026 and the round-robin era | OneFootball

Flamengo is the team with the most routs in 2026 and in the round-robin eraCredits: Gilvan de Souza/Flamengo

With two goals from Samuel Lino and another from Carrascal, Flamengo thrashed Botafogo 3-0 at the Maracanã on Sunday (30), in the 25th round of the 2026 Brasileirão Betano. The result was the same as in the first half of the season, in the derby played at Nilton Santos. With the scoreline, Fla reached seven routs in the current edition, making it the team with the most wins by three or more goals.

Since 2006, when the Brasileirão began to be played with 20 clubs, the record for routs in a single edition belongs to Cruzeiro in 2013, which won nine times by that margin in 38 rounds. In the 2020s, between 2021 and 2026, Flamengo is the team with the most routs (33), ahead of Palmeiras (32). And in the round-robin era, it is also the leader, now with 91 routs, 11 more than Palmeiras.

Most routs in the Brasileirão in the round-robin era (2003-2026):

[91] - Flamengo

80 - Palmeiras

76 - Santos

68 - Atlético-MG

65 - São Paulo

64 - Cruzeiro

61 - Athletico-PR

60 - Internacional

58 - Grêmio

53 - Corinthians

53 - Fluminense

46 - Goiás

42 - Botafogo

30 - Coritiba

30 - Vasco

26 – Bahia

Most routs in the Brasileirão in the 2020s (2021-2026):

[33] - Flamengo

32 - Palmeiras

15 - Atlético-MG

15 - Botafogo

13 - Fortaleza

12 - São Paulo

12 - Cruzeiro

12 - Internacional

12 - Bragantino

11 - Bahia

10 - Fluminense

9 - Santos

9 - Athletico-PR

9 - Corinthians

8 - Cuiabá

6 - Vasco

5 - Mirassol

4 - Grêmio

3 – Coritiba

Most routs in a single Brasileirão edition in the round-robin era with 20 clubs (2006-2026):

9 – Cruzeiro (2013)

8 – Corinthians (2015)

8 – Flamengo (2019)

8 – Flamengo (2025)

7 – Náutico (2007)

7 – Goiás (2008)

7 – Grêmio (2009)

7 – Grêmio (2010)

7 – Grêmio (2019)

7 – Flamengo (2021)

7 – Palmeiras (2022)

7 – Palmeiras (2025)

[7] – Flamengo (2026)

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