The leading six places show the core continental qualification race and the bottom four show the relegation line. Cup winners can expand or redistribute continental places.
6 places
League table
1Botafogo79 pts0 remainingClinched by available mathCannot fall below this cutline on the supplied schedule.
2Palmeiras73 pts0 remainingClinched by available mathCannot fall below this cutline on the supplied schedule.
3Flamengo70 pts0 remainingClinched by available mathCannot fall below this cutline on the supplied schedule.
4Fortaleza68 pts0 remainingClinched by available mathCannot fall below this cutline on the supplied schedule.
5Internacional65 pts0 remainingClinched by available mathCannot fall below this cutline on the supplied schedule.
6São Paulo59 pts0 remainingClinched by available mathCannot fall below this cutline on the supplied schedule.
7Corinthians56 pts0 remainingEliminated by available mathMaximum possible: 56 pts.
8Bahia53 pts0 remainingEliminated by available mathMaximum possible: 53 pts.
9Cruzeiro52 pts0 remainingEliminated by available mathMaximum possible: 52 pts.
Relegation line →
Atlético Goianiense30 ptsIn relegation places · Current rank: 19.
Cuiabá30 ptsIn relegation places · Current rank: 20.
Criciúma38 ptsIn relegation places · Current rank: 18.
Bragantino44 ptsAbove the drop line · Current cushion: 2 pts.
Juventude45 ptsAbove the drop line · Current cushion: 3 pts.
Grêmio45 ptsAbove the drop line · Current cushion: 3 pts.
How the line and tiebreakers work
Equal points require the competition's official win, goal-difference, goals-scored and subsequent criteria. Continental berths can shift with cup outcomes.
Cutline and guarantee math uses the current SportsDB table plus scheduled games remaining. Equal records still require the official tiebreaker; provider schedule gaps can change the estimate.
Competition profile
Campeonato Brasileiro Série A
Brazilian Série A is the highest level of professional football in Brazil. Twenty clubs compete across the country in a double round-robin season shaped by title races, continental qualification, relegation pressure and some of South America's most historic rivalries.