Grêmio and Chapecoense Prepare for Clash in 2026 Brasileirão
Grêmio faces Chapecoense on Sunday (30) at the Arena do Grêmio, with kickoff scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Brasília time. This match marks the 25th round of the 2026 Brasileirão, and Rodrigo José Pereira de Lima from Pernambuco will serve as the referee.
As of Sunday, Grêmio occupies the 15th position in the standings with 25 points and is looking to recover from two consecutive losses. The team’s home record includes six wins—accounting for all their victories in the current Brasileirão—three draws, and two losses.
Conversely, Chapecoense comes into this match after a victory that ended a disappointing 21-round winless streak. The team, currently in last place with just 14 points, has yet to secure a win in away matches, having recorded three draws and eight defeats.
In Grêmio’s lineup, the focus shifts away from the upcoming Gre-Nal in the Copa do Brasil. Coach Luís Castro will not have Diego Caito, who is sidelined with a shoulder injury, and Noriega, who is suspended. Notably, Kannemann and Carlos Vinícius will start on the bench.
On the Chapecoense side, Rafael Lacerda will also navigate personnel issues, as midfielder Camilo is unavailable due to suspension—having previously faced the club that loaned him to Chapecoense. Additionally, Bruno Tubarão remains out with a right leg injury.
It’s Sunday (30) for Grêmio versus Chapecoense at the Arena do Grêmio.
The match kicks off at 6:30 p.m. (Brasília time).
It is valid for the 25th round of the 2026 Brasileirão.
Rodrigo José Pereira de Lima (PE) is the referee.
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Table situation 📊
Tricolor started Sunday in 15th place with 25 points.
They are looking to bounce back after two straight defeats.
At home, they have six wins (all the wins they have in the Brasileirão), three draws, and two losses.
Chape, meanwhile, is coming off a win — ending a 21-round winless streak.
They have 14 points and sit in last place.
They still have not won away from home. There have been three draws and eight defeats.
Grêmio 🇪🇪
The focus shifts away from the upcoming Gre-Nal in the Copa do Brasil.
Luís Castro is without Diego Caito, who has a shoulder injury, and the suspended Noriega.
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Kannemann and Carlos Vinícius start on the bench.
Chapecoense 🇳🇬
Rafael Lacerda is without Camilo.
The midfielder already could not face the club that loaned him to Chape.
He is also serving a suspension.
Bruno Tubarão remains out with an injury to his right leg.
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.
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