📊 New team in second without playing, more changes in the Brasileirão table | OneFootball

Matchday 11 of the 2026 Brasileirão kicked off this Saturday (11) with five matches.

There was a "bitter draw," a comeback win amid lots of confusion, a red card for a "taekwondo" kick, and much more.

In Belém, Pará, for example, Vasco even looked set to return to the "winning column," but Remo fought back for a 1-1 draw, extending Cruz-Maltino’s winless run this season to four matches.

Meanwhile, in Salvador, Vitória beat São Paulo 2-0 and moved onto the "front page" of the table. 

The match, however, was marked by right-back Lucas Ramon’s "taekwondo strike" for Tricolor do Morumbi.

In the countryside of São Paulo state, Bahia came from behind to beat Mirassol 2-1. The game featured controversy, tense moments, outrage at the refereeing, and threats of walking off the pitch. 

With Neymar back after serving a suspension, Santos beat Atlético-MG 1-0 at Vila Belmiro.

The result helped Peixe move further away from the relegation zone.

Finally, in an "atypical" Gre-Nal, since there was hardly any trouble at all, Inter and Grêmio played out a 0-0 draw.

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With São Paulo’s defeat, Fluminense — who only play on Sunday — moved into second place.

Both Tricolor sides have 20 points and the same goal difference (+6), but the Rio side has the edge on goals scored (17 to 15).

Another change in the top four was Bahia moving into fourth place, also with 20 points (goal difference +5), replacing Flamengo.

However, Rubro-Negro could even move into second place if they beat Fluminense, as they would also reach 20 points and already have a better goal difference (+7).

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.

📸 YASUYOSHI CHIBA