Palmeiras in worst 2025 run, eye comeback before Libertadores final | OneFootball

Palmeiras is experiencing its worst run of the 2025 season. With the goalless draw against Fluminense in the 35th round of the Brazilian Championship, the team coached by Abel Ferreira has now gone four games without a win.

Palmeiras' last victory was on November 6, a 2-0 win over Santos at Allianz Parque, in the 35th round of the Brasileirão. After that, they suffered two defeats and two draws in a row, against Mirassol (2-1), Santos (1-0), Vitória (0-0), and Fluminense (0-0).

Before this, the team had gone through two other bad streaks, but in both cases, they went only three games without a win. During this period, the club is also experiencing instability in attack and has not scored in three matches, which is their worst run of the year.

Top Scorers Struggling

Top scorer of the year with 23 goals, Flaco López has gone nine games without scoring, while Vitor Roque, the club's leading scorer in the Brazilian Championship, was the last to find the net for the team, in the defeat to Mirassol. The duo, who were at their peak in recent months, are trying to rediscover their good form.

Although their chances of winning the league are slipping away, the team is trying to bounce back before the Libertadores final. To try to regain confidence, they face Grêmio this Tuesday, in the 36th round of the national competition.

Palmeiras' Situation

Palmeiras heads into the penultimate round of the Brazilian Championship in second place, with 70 points, four behind leaders Flamengo. Abel Ferreira's team started the round two points behind the leader, but drew with Fluminense at Allianz Parque, saw Flamengo beat Bragantino 3-1, and open up the gap.

Palmeiras' Upcoming Matches

Grêmio vs Palmeiras Competition: Brazilian Championship (36th round) Date and time: November 25, 2025 (Tuesday), at 9:30 pm (Brasília time) Venue: Arena do Grêmio, in Porto Alegre (RS)

Palmeiras vs Flamengo Competition: Libertadores (Final) Date and time: November 29, 2025 (Saturday), at 6:00 pm (Brasília time) Venue: Estadio Monumental U, in Lima, Peru

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