Performing well in front of your home crowd is synonymous with a strong Brasileirão campaign.
And many clubs are struggling in the standings (also) because of below-expected performances at home.
Coritiba can be considered an exception: it has only the 16th-best record in front of its fans, yet it is among the top ten in the table.
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Meanwhile, the cases of Internacional and Corinthians stand out.
They were traditionally very strong at Beira-Rio and Neo Química Arena, respectively.
But they have been falling short for the second straight edition of the Brasileirão.
Both are in the “Z-4” considering only each team’s results as the home side.
On the other end are Flamengo, Fluminense, Athletico and Palmeiras, each with more than 30 points in the same category.
Vitória is also among the positive standouts: 28 of the 33 points it has in the BR were earned at Barradão.
Check out the standings below and share your opinion: which campaign is the biggest surprise?
20th – Chapecoense – 11 points – 13 matches – 2 wins – 5 draws – 6 losses – 18 goals scored – 29 conceded – goal difference -11
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19th – Remo – 14 points – 14 matches – 3 wins – 5 draws – 6 losses – 18 goals scored – 19 conceded – goal difference -1
18th – Internacional – 14 points – 14 matches – 3 wins – 5 draws – 6 losses – 16 goals scored – 16 conceded – even goal difference
17th – Corinthians – 18 points – 15 matches – 5 wins – 3 draws – 7 losses – 15 goals scored – 16 conceded – goal difference -1
16th – Coritiba – 19 points – 14 matches – 5 wins – 4 draws – 5 losses – 19 goals scored – 19 conceded – even goal difference
15th – Red Bull Bragantino – 20 points – 13 matches – 6 wins – 2 draws – 5 losses – 19 goals scored – 14 conceded – goal difference 5
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14th – Botafogo – 21 points – 14 matches – 5 wins – 6 draws – 3 losses – 24 goals scored – 20 conceded – goal difference 4
13th – Santos – 22 points – 14 matches – 6 wins – 4 draws – 4 losses – 20 goals scored – 18 conceded – goal difference 2
12th – Mirassol – 23 points – 15 matches – 6 wins – 5 draws – 4 losses – 21 goals scored – 21 conceded – even goal difference
11th – Vasco – 23 points – 14 matches – 7 wins – 2 draws – 5 losses – 21 goals scored – 18 conceded – goal difference 3
10th – Bahia – 24 points – 14 matches – 6 wins – 6 draws – 2 losses – 22 goals scored – 14 conceded – goal difference 8
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9th – Grêmio – 25 points – 14 matches – 7 wins – 4 draws – 3 losses – 22 goals scored – 16 conceded – goal difference 6
8th – Cruzeiro – 25 points – 14 matches – 7 wins – 4 draws – 3 losses – 24 goals scored – 16 conceded – goal difference 8
7th – Atlético – 26 points – 13 matches – 7 wins – 5 draws – 1 loss – 23 goals scored – 16 conceded – goal difference 7
6th – São Paulo – 27 points – 13 matches – 8 wins – 3 draws – 2 losses – 21 goals scored – 10 conceded – goal difference 11
5th – Vitória – 28 points – 14 matches – 9 wins – 1 draw – 4 losses – 18 goals scored – 12 conceded – goal difference 6
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4th – Palmeiras – 30 points – 13 matches – 9 wins – 3 draws – 1 loss – 23 goals scored – 9 conceded – goal difference 14
3rd – Athletico – 31 points – 14 matches – 9 wins – 4 draws – 1 loss – 25 goals scored – 11 conceded – goal difference 14
2nd – Fluminense – 33 points – 14 matches – 10 wins – 3 draws – 1 loss – 24 goals scored – 10 conceded – goal difference 10
1st – Flamengo – 33 points – 14 matches – 10 wins – 3 draws – 1 loss – 28 goals scored – 10 conceded – goal difference 18
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