Vasco second from bottom, Z-4 shaken up: Brasileirão table, round 24

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·24 August 2026

Vasco second from bottom, Z-4 shaken up: Brasileirão table, round 24

Flamengo failed to close the gap on leaders Palmeiras in the 24th round of the Brasileirão

The relegation zone was shaken up in the 24th round of the Brasileirão. That’s because, this Sunday (23), Vasco suffered a heavy loss to Palmeiras, Mirassol drew, and Chapecoense won. Flamengo lost over the weekend. Check out the round:

Vitória 0 x 2 Bahia
Palmeiras 4 x 1 Vasco
Bragantino 0 x 0 Grêmio
Santos 1 x 1 Mirassol
Chapecoense 1 x 0 São Paulo
Coritiba 2 x 0 Corinthians
Competition table provided by Superscore

How did BaVi end?

The Salvador derby featured goals from Alejo Véliz and Jean Lucas. As a result, Bahia moved up to sixth place with 37 points, while Vitória remained 12th with 29. The match at Barradão also saw some commotion because of the celebration by Jean Lucas, the former Flamengo player.

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Who scored the goals for Palmeiras and Vasco?

The goals at Allianz Parque all came in the second half. First, Flaco López scored after a pass from Allan. Then Vitor Roque doubled the lead from the penalty spot, and Maurício made it three with an assist from Andreas Pereira. Finally, the Argentine striker found the net again after a move involving Jhon Arias. Facundo Colidio pulled one back for Vasco.

How did Bragantino vs. Grêmio end?

In a match with less impact for Mengo, Gustavo Marques scored after a play by his namesake Neves. As a result, coach Luís Castro is hanging by a thread more than ever in charge of Grêmio. The southern side sat in 15th place.

Did Chapecoense win again?

At the bottom of the Brasileirão table, Arena Condá witnessed Bruno Pacheco’s goal against São Paulo. As a result, the São Paulo side moved even closer to the relegation zone. Only three points separate the Tricolor Paulista from the first club inside the bottom four.

Who else played in the round?

At Vila Belmiro, Álvaro Barreal prevented Santos from losing to Mirassol, who had scored through Eduardo. Then Pedro Rocha and Paulo Roberto scored Coritiba’s goals against Corinthians at Couto Pereira.

What did Flamengo do in the round?

The Rubro-Negro lost 2-1 to Cruzeiro at Mineirão. As a result, Palmeiras opened up a six-point lead in the battle for the top spot in the Brasileirão. So Fla can no longer afford mistakes in the competition.

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