The five Brazilian clubs still unbeaten in 2026, none from Série A | OneFootball

Globo.com reports that five clubs across Brazil remain unbeaten more than two months into the 2026 season, with none from Série A.

The survey covers 156 professional men's teams in the four national divisions, counting state championships, the Copa do Brasil, regional cups and national leagues.

Ceará, relegated in 2025 and now in Série B, have played 16 times across the Cearense, Copa do Brasil, Copa do Nordeste and Série B, with nine wins and seven draws. Despite that run, they lost the state title to Fortaleza.

Goiás have 18 outings, 11 wins and seven draws, also in Série B. They beat Atlético-GO in the Goiano final and have featured in the state championship, the Copa do Brasil and Série B in 2026.

América-RN are unbeaten in 14 games, with eight wins and six draws, and compete in Série D. They won the Potiguar over ABC and went out of the Copa do Brasil in the third round to Volta Redonda on penalties, while also playing the Copa do Nordeste.

Gama’s 15 matches have brought 10 wins and five draws, as they contest Série D. They took the Brasiliense title against Sobradinho, exited the Copa do Brasil in the second round to Goiás on penalties, and are also in the Copa Verde.

Operário-MS have 15 games unbeaten, nine wins and six draws, in Série D. They are in the Sul-Mato-Grossense final against Bataguassu and are also involved in the Copa do Brasil and Copa Verde.

Source: Globo.com