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Brasileirão Matchday 23 Roundup

Last Updated on September 18, 2023 12:06 pm by Erwin Noguera

The matchday 23 of the Brasileirão season 2023 has just wrapped up, and we have only 15 left to finish the tournament, so it is a good moment to look not only at where the teams are currently but to see what can happen in the next weeks as they fight for the top spots.

Botafogo has been on a losing streak, and Palmeiras is picking up the pace, there is no reason to be worried about anything yet, but the lead at the top has been reduced to only 7 points now.

From the 3rd to 7th spots, things can switch up basically at any time, but it’s the fight between the 10th and 16th spot where things get more interesting, as all those teams can go up or down in the next few weeks, but only the ones over the 12th spot will make their way to international competitions.

The relegation zone is not yet stuck in place, but they seem to be having a hard time, needing at the minimum, 5 points to climb out.

Brasileirão Matchday 23 – Roundup – Flamengo 0-3 Paranaense – Info

When: 

Wednesday, September 13 at 08:00 PM ET at Estádio Kleber José de Andrade

Moneyline odds: 

Flamengo -126 

Paranaense +330

Draw Offs: 

+270

Where can I watch it?

Premiere

Alex Santana made the stadium vibrate with his definition in the 38th minute of the second stage. After an individual play on the left, the midfielder shot at the goal from the door of the area and placed the ball at the right post. Impossible for the archer! Cacá was the figure of the party.

Athletico Paranaense’s defender was important for scoring 1 goal and throwing 5 balls out of the danger area. Another important player in the match was Vitor Bueno. The Athletico Paranaense midfielder was the author of 1 goal, made 20 correct passes, removed 2 balls, and finished on goal 3 times.

The match process was very close and intense, with more nerves than plays. There were several reprimands: Wesley, Éverton Ribeiro, Hugo Moura, Jorge Sampaoli, and Alex Santana. Gabriel Barbosa was sent off for a straight red card in the 66th minute of the second half.

Brasileirão Matchday 23 – Roundup – Atlético Mineiro 1-0 Botafogo – Info

When: 

Saturday, September 16 at 08:00 PM ET at Arena MRV

Moneyline odds: 

Atlético Mineiro +113 

Botafogo +240

Draw Offs: 

+215

Where can I watch it?

Premiere

Atletico Mineiro beat Botafogo 1-0 this last Saturday. The local team scored the only goal of the match 35 minutes into the second half, through Paulinho. After receiving an assist from Pedrinho, the midfielder shot into the goal and beat the rival goalkeeper to score his goal.

The best player of the match was Paulinho. The Atlético Mineiro midfielder scored 1 goal, made 20 key passes, and looked for the opponent’s goal 5 times. Pedrinho was another of the key players. The Atlético Mineiro midfielder was precise with 29 effective passes and looked for the opponent’s goal twice.

The game was interrupted due to the number of fouls committed by both teams. There were 3 reprimands: Leonel Di Plácido, Mariano and Matías Zaracho.

Brasileirão Matchday 23 – Roundup – RB Bragantino 2-0 Grêmio – Info

When: 

Thursday, September 14 at 08:30 PM ET at Estadio Nabi Abi Chedid

Moneyline odds: 

RB Bragantino -105 

Grêmio +265

Draw Offs: 

+265

Where can I watch it?

Premiere

This weekend Clash ended 2 to 0 in favor of RB Bragantino. The goals for the local team were scored by Vitinho (45′ 1T) and João Pedro (19′ 1T, against). The best player of the match was Vitinho.

RB Bragantino’s attacker scored 1 goal, shot at the opponent’s goal 4 times, and made 33 correct passes. Juninho Capixaba was also key. The RB Bragantino defender had a good level.

The constant interruptions made for a stalemate, which was disfigured by fouls. There were a large number of reprimands: Eduardo Sasha, Mathías Villasanti, Helinho, Walter Kannemann, Matheus Fernandes, and Ferreira.

RB Bragantino coach Pedro Caixinha proposed a 4-3-3 formation with Cleiton in goal; Aderlan, Lucas, Léo Ortiz, and Juninho Capixaba on the defensive line; Jadsom, Matheus Fernandes, and Lucas Evangelista in the middle; and Helinho, Eduardo Sasha and Vitinho in the attack.

For its part, Renato Portaluppi’s team took the field with a 4-3-3 formation with Gabriel Grando between the three sticks; João Pedro, Rodrigo Ely, Walter Kannemann, and Reinaldo in defense; Mathías Villasanti, Felipe Carballo and Pepê in the midfield; and Franco Cristaldo, Luis Suárez and João Pedro Galvão up front.

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