Campeonato Brasileiro Série A 2007

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The 37th season of the Campeonato Brasileiro began on May 12th 2007, and ended on December 2nd 2007.

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[edit] Format

The format was identical to the 2006 edition. 20 teams competed, each team playing the other 19 twice in a double round-robin format (one home game, one away). At the season finale, São Paulo was the champion.

[edit] Calendar

Several teams will have their attentions divided between other tournaments over the same duration:

[edit] Position Table

Final Standings
Team Pts G W D L GF GA GD
1 São Paulo 77 38 23 8 7 55 19 36
2 Santos 62 38 19 5 14 57 47 10
3 Flamengo 61 38 17 10 11 55 49 6
4 Fluminense 61 38 16 13 9 57 39 18
5 Cruzeiro 60 38 18 6 14 73 59 15
6 Grêmio 58 38 17 7 14 44 43 1
7 Palmeiras 58 38 16 10 12 48 47 1
8 Atlético-MG 55 38 15 10 13 63 51 12
9 Botafogo 55 38 14 13 11 62 58 4
10 Vasco 54 38 15 9 14 58 47 11
11 Internacional 54 38 15 9 14 49 44 5
12 Atlético-PR 54 38 14 12 12 51 50 1
13 Figueirense 53 38 14 11 13 57 56 1
14 Sport 51 38 14 9 15 54 55 -1
15 Náutico 49 38 14 7 17 66 63 3
16 Goiás 45 38 13 6 19 49 62 -13
17 Corinthians 44 38 10 14 14 40 50 -10
18 Paraná 41 38 12 7 20 42 64 -22
19 Juventude 41 38 11 8 19 43 65 -22
20 América-RN 17 38 4 5 29 24 80 -56
Pts – points earned; G – games played; W - wins; D - draws; L - losses;
GF – goals for; GA – goals against; GD – goal differential
Team qualifies for both Copa Libertadores 2008 and Copa Sudamericana 2008
Teams qualify for the Copa Libertadores 2008
Teams qualify for the Copa Sudamericana 2008
Teams relegated to Série B 2008
Fluminense qualified for the Copa Libertadores 2008 by winning the Copa do Brasil 2007

[edit] Tablewise

[edit] Tablewise

To read this table, the home team is listed in the left-hand column.

  ARN CAM CAP BOT COR CRU FIG FLA FLU GOI GRE INT JUV NAU PAL PAR SAN SPL SPO VAS
América-RN XXX 0-1(R31) 2-1(R13) 1-1(R35) 1-2(R05) 1-2(R19) 0-1(R03) 0-1(R33) 0-1(R07) 0-3(R08) 0-3(R37) 1-2(R11) 0-3(R23) 1-5(R17) 0-0(R28) 3-2(R29) 1-4(R21) 0-1(R15) 1-1(R25) 0-1(R01)
Atlético-MG 4-2(R12) XXX 1-1(R04) 1-2(R21) 5-2(R22) 3-4(R26) 4-1(R06) 1-1(R09) 3-0(R14) 4-1(R37) 0-1(R10) 2-2(R27) 4-1(R36) 2-1(R01) 1-2(R19) 0-0(R34) 1-2(R16) 0-0(R24) 3-1(R30) 1-0(R32)
Atlético-PR 2-0(R32) 1-0(R23) XXX 2-0(R29) 2-2(R16) 2-2(R14) 1-1(R20) 2-0(R18) 1-1(R06) 0-3(R05) 2-0(R34) 2-1(R02) 4-0(R12) 1-1(R09) 2-1(R26) 2-1(R27) 0-1(R03) 2-1(R38) 0-0(R36) 1-0(R30)
Botafogo 4-2(R16) 2-1(R02) 2-0(R10) XXX 2-3(R07*2) 4-1(R34) 1-0(R38) 1-1(R22) 0-2(R27) 0-3(R28) 3-0(R04) 1-1(R20) 3-1(R14) 3-1(R06) 1-1(R24) 3-2(R36) 1-2(R30) 0-2(R18) 3-1(R32) 4-0(R12*1)
Corinthians 1-0(R24) 0-0(R03) 2-2(R35) 0-1(R26) XXX 0-3(R21) 2-1(R33) 2-2(R15) 1-1(R10) 1-0(R17) 2-1(R19) 1-1(R31) 1-0(R01) 0-3(R13) 0-1(R08) 0-0(R06) 2-0(R23) 1-1(R11) 1-2(R28) 0-1(R37)
Cruzeiro 2-0(R38) 4-2(R07) 1-1(R33) 3-2(R15) 0-3(R02) XXX 1-2(R28) 3-1(R35) 4-2(R20) 2-1(R11) 2-0(R25) 3-2(R17) 2-3(R05) 2-2(R31) 5-0(R23) 3-4(R03) 0-1(R29) 1-2(R13) 2-0(R18) 3-1(R08)
Figueirense 3-1(R22) 2-1(R25) 3-6(R01) 1-1(R19) 2-2(R14) 2-1(R09) XXX 4-0(R05) 0-2(R34) 2-1(R04) 1-0(R16) 0-0(R29) 4-1(R26) 2-0(R37) 1-2(R21) 4-0(R30) 1-0(R32) 0-0(R08) 0-1(R12) 3-3(R36)
Flamengo 3-1(R14) 1-0(R28) 2-0(R37) 2-2(R03) 2-1(R34) 3-1(R16*6) 4-1(R24) XXX 0-2(R30) 3-1(R21) 2-0(R32) 2-2(R06) 4-0(R08*4) 2-1(R19) 2-4(R01) 1-2(R12) 1-0(R36) 1-0(R29) 1-0(R23) 1-1(R26)
Fluminense 2-0(R26) 1-1(R33) 2-0(R25) 1-2(R08) 1-1(R29) 2-2(R01) 1-1(R15) 0-1(R11*5) XXX 3-0(R13) 1-1(R21) 3-0(R03) 3-2(R37) 2-1(R35) 0-1(R17) 0-0(R09) 3-0(R19) 1-1(R31) 3-0(R05) 1-1(R23)
Goiás 1-1(R27) 3-2(R18) 2-3(R24) 1-1(R09) 1-1(R36) 0-0(R30) 2-1(R23) 1-3(R02) 5-3(R32) XXX 0-0(R12) 2-1(R38) 3-1(R03) 0-3(R26) 3-1(R06) 2-0(R16) 1-0(R14) 0-0(R20) 3-2(R10) 2-3(R34)
Grêmio 3-0(R18) 2-2(R29) 1-1(R15) 3-0(R23) 1-1(R38) 0-2(R06) 1-2(R35) 1-0(R13) 2-0(R02) 2-1(R31) XXX 1-0(R26) 3-1(R09) 4-3(R33) 1-1(R11) 2-0(R20) 1-0(R27) 0-2(R17) 1-0(R03) 3-1(R24)
Internacional 2-0(R30) 1-1(R08) 1-0(R21) 2-3(R01) 3-0(R12) 1-0(R36) 2-1(R10) 3-0(R25) 1-4(R22) 1-0(R19) 0-2(R07) XXX 3-0(R32) 2-0(R04) 2-1(R37) 2-0(R14) 1-0(R05) 1-2(R28) 0-0(R34) 0-2(R16)
Juventude 3-0(R04) 1-2(R17) 0-0(R31) 1-1(R33) 2-2(R20) 1-0(R24) 1-1(R07) 2-2(R27) 0-0(R18) 2-0(R22) 1-2(R28) 2-0(R13) XXX 1-1(R11) 1-1(R15) 1-2(R02) 0-2(R06) 2-0(R35) 2-1(R38) 2-0(R10)
Náutico 4-0(R36) 0-1(R20) 5-0(R28) 4-1(R25) 1-0(R32) 1-4(R12) 4-1(R18) 1-0(R38) 0-0(R16) 0-2(R07) 0-2(R14) 1-1(R23) 4-1(R30) XXX 0-1(R10) 4-4(R05) 1-2(R34) 1-0(R02) 2-0(R27) 2-2(R03)
Palmeiras 2-0(R09) 1-3(R38) 0-2(R07) 1-1(R05) 1-0(R27) 1-3(R04) 2-1(R02) 2-1(R20) 1-0(R36) 2-0(R25) 2-0(R30) 1-1(R18) 0-1(R34) 2-1(R29) XXX 3-0(R32) 2-2(R12) 0-1(R22) 1-2(R16) 3-2(R14)
Paraná 0-1(R10) 1-3(R15) 2-2(R08) 0-0(R17) 1-0(R25) 1-2(R22) 1-2(R11) 0-1(R31) 3-1(R28) 1-0(R35) 3-0(R01) 1-0(R33) 3-1(R21) 2-4(R24) 1-0(R13) XXX 2-3(R37) 0-1(R04) 1-0(R07) 0-0(R19)
Santos 2-3(R02) 2-2(R35) 3-1(R22) 3-0(R11) 1-1(R04) 4-1(R10) 3-1(R13) 3-0(R17) 2-4(R38) 3-0(R33) 0-0(R08) 2-1(R24) 1-0(R25) 1-2(R15) 1-1(R31) 2-0(R18) XXX 0-2(R07) 2-0(R20) 1-0(R28)
São Paulo 3-0(R34) 0-1(R05) 2-0(R19) 2-2(R37) 0-1(R30) 1-0(R32) 2-0(R27) 0-0(R10) 0-1(R12) 2-0(R01) 1-0(R36) 1-0(R09) 3-1(R16) 5-0(R21) 0-0(R03) 6-0(R23) 2-1(R26) XXX 3-1(R14) 2-0(R06)
Sport 2-2(R06) 2-0(R11) 3-2(R17) 3-3(R13) 2-1(R09) 1-0(R37) 0-0(R31) 2-2(R04) 0-2(R24) 4-0(R29) 2-0(R22) 1-5(R15) 3-0(R19) 4-1(R08) 3-1(R35) 3-1(R26) 4-1(R01) 1-2(R33) XXX 0-0(R21)
Vasco 2-0(R20) 4-0(R13) 1-0(R11) 2-1(R31) 2-0(R18) 0-2(R27) 2-2(R17) 1-2(R07*3) 1-1(R04) 4-1(R15) 4-0(R05) 1-2(R35) 0-1(R29) 4-1(R22) 2-2(R33) 3-0(R38) 4-0(R09) 0-2(R25) 3-1(R02) XXX
  • *1 Match played on June 14th, instead of original matchday, July 18th.
  • *2 Match played on August 15th, instead of original matchday, June 23rd.
  • *3 Match played on October 18th, instead of original matchday, June 24th.
  • *4 Match played on August 23rd, instead of original matchday, June 30th
  • *5 Match played on August 16th, instead of original matchday, July 14th
  • *6 Match played on September 12th, instead of original matchday, August 2nd

[edit] Top goalscorers

Scorer Goals Team
Flag of Brazil Josiel
20
 Paraná
Flag of Uruguay Acosta
19
 Náutico
Flag of Brazil Kléber Pereira
16
 Santos
Flag of Brazil Dodô
15
 Botafogo
Flag of Brazil Leandro Amaral
14
 Vasco
Flag of Brazil Carlinhos Bala
13
 Sport
Flag of Brazil Paulo Baier
13
 Goiás

[edit] Stadia

Team Stadium Capacity
América-RN Machadão 52,000
Atlético-MG Mineirão 71,860
Atlético-PR Kyocera Arena 32,864
Botafogo Engenhão 45,000
Corinthians Pacaembu 37,500
Cruzeiro Mineirão 71,860
Figueirense Orlando Scarpelli 19,908
Flamengo Maracanã 97,000
Fluminense Maracanã 97,000
Goiás Serra Dourada 54,048
Grêmio Olímpico 51,081
Internacional Beira-Rio 58,306
Juventude Alfredo Jaconi 30,519
Náutico Aflitos 30,000
Palmeiras Palestra Itália 35,000
Paraná Vila Capanema 20,083
Santos Vila Belmiro 20,120
São Paulo Morumbi 80,000
Sport Ilha do Retiro 45,500
Vasco da Gama São Januário 36,273

[edit] Facts

On July 8, Botafogo's player Dodô was caught on a doping exam. On July 24, he was banned for 120 days. In a new judgment, on August 2th, the player was acquitted.

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