Five out of the 20 teams in the Brasileirão-2025 have a home performance rate exceeding 70%.
And only two have not yet lost: Flamengo and Mirassol.
The Rio de Janeiro-based Rubro-Negro has the most effective attack when playing in front of their fans. And the least breached defense.
The bottom team in the BR, Sport, has won only one match.
But the team with the most defeats is Fortaleza.
See below the standings of the Brazilian Championship considering only the results of each team as the home team.
Eight have already played fourteen home matches. And four have only played 12 games.
1st – Palmeiras – 32 points – 14 games, ten wins, two draws, and two losses. 28 goals for and ten against. Goal difference: 18. Performance: 76.1%
2nd – Cruzeiro – 32 points – 14 games, ten wins, two draws, and two losses. 26 goals for and 11 against. Goal difference: 15. Performance: 76.1%
3rd – Flamengo – 32 points – 14 games, nine wins, and five draws. 33 goals for and four against. Goal difference: 29. Performance: 76.1%
4th – Bahia – 30 points – 13 games, nine wins, three draws, and one loss. 21 goals for and ten against. Goal difference: 11. Performance: 76.9%
5th – Mirassol – 29 points – 13 games, eight wins, and five draws. 28 goals for and 12 against. Goal difference: 16. Performance: 74.3%
6th – Fluminense – 25 points – 12 games, eight wins, one draw, and three losses. 17 goals for and ten against. Goal difference: 7. Performance: 69.4%
7th – Botafogo – 25 points – 13 games, seven wins, four draws, and two losses. 24 goals for and 13 against. Goal difference: 11. Performance: 64.1%
8th – São Paulo – 24 points – 14 games, seven wins, three draws, and four losses. 18 goals for and 13 against. Goal difference: 5. Performance: 57.1%
9th – Atlético – 23 points – 12 games, six wins, five draws, and one loss. 16 goals for and ten against. Goal difference: 6. Performance: 63.8%
10th – Vasco – 22 points – 14 games, six wins, four draws, and four losses. 23 goals for and 18 against. Goal difference: 5. Performance: 52.3%
11th – Red Bull Bragantino – 22 points – 14 games, six wins, four draws, and four losses. 19 goals for and 19 against. Goal difference: 0. Performance: 52.3%
12th – Ceará – 21 points – 13 games, six wins, three draws, and four losses. 14 goals for and nine against. Goal difference: 5. Performance: 53.8%
13th – Internacional – 21 points – 14 games, six wins, three draws, and five losses. 19 goals for and 16 against. Goal difference: 3. Performance: 50%
14th – Vitória – 20 points – 13 games, five wins, five draws, and three losses. 15 goals for and 13 against. Goal difference: 2. Performance: 51.2%
15th – Grêmio – 20 points – 13 games, five wins, five draws, and three losses. 13 goals for and 11 against. Goal difference: 2. Performance: 51.2%
16th – Corinthians – 19 points – 13 games, five wins, four draws, and four losses. 18 goals for and 13 against. Goal difference: 5. Performance: 48.7%
17th – Juventude – 18 points – 14 games, five wins, three draws, and six losses. 16 goals for and 17 against. Goal difference -1. Performance: 42.8%
18th – Fortaleza – 17 points – 14 games, five wins, two draws, and seven losses. 12 goals for and 15 against. Goal difference -3. Performance: 40.4%
19th – Santos – 16 points – 12 games, four wins, four draws, and four losses. 12 goals for and 15 against. Goal difference -3. Performance: 44.4%
20th – Sport – 9 points – 12 games, one win, six draws, and five losses. 11 goals for and 18 against. Goal difference -7. Performance: 25%
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