​📊 Brasileirão, fierce scrap to avoid the drop: table after super SaturdayRound 27 continued this Saturday (12) with six more matches.After the “crazy” 3-3 draw between Coritiba and Athletico-PR in the opening match of the round last Friday (11), the “rain of goals” continued in the Brasileirão.The day began with Atlético-MG’s solid 3-1 win over Fluminense in Belo Horizonte.Both the Minas Gerais side and the Rio de Janeiro side fielded reserve/mixed teams because of their continental deciders next week.Galo need to overturn a 2-0 deficit at home against Santos in the quarter-finals of the Conmebol Sudamericana, while the Laranjeiras Tricolor travel to Argentina to face Platense with a 2-0 advantage in the Libertadores quarter-finals.At the same time, Vasco once again showed they are on an “upward curve” this season by coming from behind to beat Grêmio 2-1.+ 📹 Coach argues with reporter after Grêmio defeat: ‘What sells is blood’Then came two more entertaining matches in the national championship.At Arena Condá, Internacional beat Chapecoense 2-1 and ended a 10-match winless run in the Brasileirão (since the 4-1 win over Vasco on May 16).And in the Choque-Rei, there was another Palmeiras win over São Paulo, this time 2-0, at Nubank Parque.The result not only eased the pressure on coach Abel Ferreira, but also maintained a kind of hoodoo the Tricolor have against their Alviverde rivals.After all, São Paulo have not beaten Palmeiras since July 2023. Over 13 derbies, Verdão have won nine times and there have been four draws.That “ownership” sparked plenty of banter from Alviverde on social media.+ 😂 Palmeiras become Darth Vader to mock their “ownership” over São PauloFinally, to wrap up the ‘super Saturday’, Botafogo and RB Bragantino drew 1-1, while Santos claimed their third straight win in the Brasileirão with a 2-1 victory over Cruzeiro.📅 Upcoming matches in Round 27Contrary to “tradition”, Sunday (13) will have only two matches. Round 27 will end only on Monday (14), with Bahia hosting Remo.Sunday (13) – Mirassol v Vitória – 4pm (Brasília time) – Estádio MaiãoSunday (13) – Flamengo v Corinthians – 6:30pm (Brasília time) – MaracanãMonday (14) – Bahia v Remo – 8pm (Brasília time) – Arena Fonte Nova📊 Check out the updated tableThis article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.