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Brasileirão matchday six: draw in Chapecó, see the table
The sixth round of the 2026 Brasileirão ended on Monday night (16th) with Chapecoense versus Grêmio.
The match at Arena Condá ended 1-1 in front of 19,307 spectators.
See below for a summary of the match, the updated standings, and the upcoming games.
Goals? Only in the 1st Half
After a lackluster start—only Amuzu posed any danger—Chape was gifted a penalty by Viery on Bolasie.
Walter Clar converted with style to open the scoring (28’).
The home team had barely threatened Weverton’s goal with any quality.
Grêmio’s equalizer came at 48’. Corner kick taken, Leo Vieira made a mistake, and Nardoni scored—his first for the Tricolor.
Dal Pozzo and Luís Castro made substitutions that had an impact, as both teams improved their play.
Tetê hit the opponent’s crossbar. And Willian failed to finish.
Chape had more possession in the final stretch. But failed to show competence.
The Verdão do Oeste moved up to six points. Meanwhile, the Tricolor—still winless away from home—reached eight.
UPDATED Standings
Bahia, Flamengo, Athletico, Vitória, Chape, and Mirassol each have one game in hand.
Botafogo, meanwhile, has only played four matches.
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The bottom three teams have yet to win.
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7th Round Matches
3/18 - Wednesday
7pm - Palmeiras vs Botafogo - Allianz Parque
7pm - Bahia vs Red Bull Bragantino - Casa de Apostas Arena Fonte Nova
7:30pm - Athletico vs Cruzeiro - Arena da Baixada
8pm - Mirassol vs Coritiba - Maião
8pm - Atlético vs São Paulo - Arena MRV
9:30pm - Vasco vs Fluminense - Maracanã
9:30pm - Santos vs Internacional - Vila Belmiro
3/19 - Thursday
7pm - Grêmio vs Vitória - Arena do Grêmio
8pm - Flamengo vs Remo - Maracanã
9:30pm - Chapecoense vs Corinthians - Arena Condá
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in here.
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