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Campeonato Brasileiro Série A

Champions: Flamengo

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ClubStadiumCityCapacity
FlamengoMaracanã Stadiumopened 1950Rio de Janeiro6,211,223 people78,838
FluminenseMaracanã Stadiumopened 1950Rio de Janeiro6,211,223 people78,838
São PauloEstádio do Morumbiopened 1960São Paulo11,451,999 people66,795
CruzeiroMineirãoopened 1965Belo Horizonte2,315,560 people66,658
GrêmioArena do Grêmioopened 2012Porto Alegre1,388,794 people60,540
FortalezaCastelãoopened 1973Fortaleza2,578,483 people57,876
InternacionalEstádio Beira-Rioopened 1969Porto Alegre1,388,794 people49,055
BahiaArena Fonte Novaopened 2013Salvador2,417,678 people47,915
CorinthiansArena Corinthiansopened 2014São Paulo11,451,999 people47,252
BotafogoEstádio Olímpico Nilton Santosopened 2007Rio de Janeiro6,211,223 people46,931
PalmeirasNubank Parqueopened 2014São Paulo11,451,999 people43,713
VitóriaBarradãoopened 1986Salvador2,417,678 people35,632
Sport RecifeEstádio Ilha do Retiroopened 1937Recife1,488,920 people35,020
JuventudeEstádio Alfredo JaconiCaxias do Sul479,599 people30,519
Vasco da GamaSão Januárioopened 1927Rio de Janeiro6,211,223 people25,000
Red Bull BragantinoEstádio Nabi Abi Chedidopened 1949Bragança Paulista185,688 people21,209
CearáEstádio Governador Plácido Aderaldo Casteloopened 1941Fortaleza2,578,483 people20,600
SantosEstádio Urbano Caldeiraopened 1916Santos418,608 people16,068
Capacity not recorded yet
Atlético MineiroArena MRVopened 2023Belo Horizonte2,315,560 people–
MirassolEstádio José Maria de Campos MaiaMirassol63,337 people–

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