games and predictions for the 34th round of the Brasileirão 2023

There are five rounds left until the end of the Brasileirão 2023! It will be one of the best, most exciting final stretches of the championship in recent years after Botafogo’s drop in performance. The 34th round has a lot of games and disputes in all parts of the table!

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Fogão could lose the lead after 31 rounds at the top, while Coritiba could be the second relegated team in the championship. There will be three games on Saturday (11) and seven games on Sunday (12). Let’s go to the round’s predictions!

Let’s look at the predictions for the 34th round of the Brasileirão 2023:*

Saturday, 11/11
4pm – Coritiba x Cruzeiro – Score: 1×0
Decisive clash against relegation. In second place, with 26 points, Coxa has a 99.9% chance of falling, but may not be relegated in this round if they win. The game will be at Vila Capanema, home of rival Paraná Clube, because Couto Pereira will host a concert by the band Red Hot Chili Peppers. Raposa is in 17th place, with 37 points, the same score as the first team outside ZR. Therefore, the duel is more decisive for the Minas Gerais team to climb the table. The week was full of protests and threats from the fans at Toca da Raposa.

6:30 pm – Flamengo x Fluminense – Score: 2×1
Good classic of the round. Mengão is coming off a great 3-0 victory over direct competitors Palmeiras. The result raised the team to fifth place, with 56 points, two behind the G4 and three behind the lead. More than living for the title, the red and black team doesn’t want to lose any more points to still dream of the cup. Flu is coming off a draw with Internacional away from home and remains in eighth place, with 46 points. Guaranteed in Libertadores 2024 after the competition’s unprecedented cup, Diniz’s team plays without major goals in this final stretch.

9pm – Palmeiras x Internacional – Score: 2×0
Verdão is coming off a painful defeat to Flamengo in the middle of the week that prevented it from taking the lead in the Brasileirão. The team even fell to third place, but with the same 59 points as the leader and vice-leader. That’s why winning at home is fundamental. The game will be at Arena Barueri. Colorado, in turn, arrives after a draw with Fluminense as home team. The team from Rio Grande do Sul is in 12th place, with 43 points, and is trying to climb to the first part of the table.

Sunday, 11/12
4pm – Bragantino x Botafogo – Score: 2×2
The duel could be decisive for the Brasileirão title. Massa Bruta is coming off a defeat to São Paulo which also meant they did not take the lead for the first time. The team is in fourth place, with 58 points, one less than leader Botafogo. Fogão has gone downhill once and for all. In his worst moment in the championship, the black and white team from Rio is coming off four defeats, has lost all of his advantage, is experiencing problematic behind-the-scenes and is emotionally shaken. If they don’t win away from home, they will lose the lead after 31 rounds.

4pm – Grêmio x Corinthians – Score: 2×0
Driven by Luis Suárez, the Tricolor from Rio Grande do Sul became a strong contender for the Brasileirão title. After the victory over the leader, the team took second place and equalized the score. Playing at Arena do Grêmio, Renato Gaúcho’s team has the best home campaign in the championship and should guarantee another victory. Timão, in turn, is coming off a draw with Atlético-MG at Neo Química and will try to recover away from home. Mano Menezes’ squad is in 14th place, with 41 points, still threatened by the relegation zone.

6:30 pm – Vasco x América-MG – Score: 2×1
Cruzmaltino is still trying to escape the fall. At the door of the relegation zone, the team has the same 37 points as Cruzeiro, the first team in the Z4. The situation is still delicate, so winning in São Januário is essential. On the other side, an opponent who has already been relegated. Coelho fell mathematically in the last round, saw its coach Fabián Bustos being fired and is already thinking about planning for next year.

6:30 pm – Santos x São Paulo – Score: 1×0
Classic more than decisive for Peixe. Santos’ victory over Goiás away from home saw the team move up the table, reaching 14th position, with 41 points. Despite this, the team is still not free from relegation and the three points at Vila Belmiro against the rival are more than important in this final stretch. Tricolor from São Paulo, in turn, is coming off a victory over Bragantino and is in ninth place, with 45 points. Classified in the Libertadores after the Copa do Brasil title, Dorival Junior’s squad no longer has any great aspirations in the championship.

6:30 pm – Atlético-MG x Goiás – Score: 2×0
Galo comes from a draw with Corinthians, is in sixth place, with 54 points, and continues to keep an eye on the G4. Felipão’s team still leads the return. The team is a big favorite in the round at its new home. Esmeraldino still has a chance to escape relegation, but they need to get going in these last five games. In 18th place, with 35 points, Goiás is just two points away from leaving and is coming off a defeat at home to a direct opponent, Santos.

6:30 pm – Bahia x Athletico – Score: 1×1
Tricolor is coming off a tough defeat to Cuiabá, which generated great revolt among the Bahian fans. The team is in 15th position, outside the ZR, but with 37 points, the same score as the first team inside the Z4. Furacão, on the other hand, comes from four games without winning and has moved away from the Libertadores classification zone. The team from Paraná is in seventh place, with 50 points, is still looking for a better position and wants to use games against teams fighting against relegation for the final push.

6:30 pm – Cuiabá x Fortaleza – Score: 2×1
Dourado beat Bahia 3-0 in the last round and moved up to the first part of the table – they are in 10th place, with 43 points. The Mato Grosso squad is not at risk of relegation and is thinking big. Leão do Pici, in turn, has not won in five matches and dropped to 11th place. The team from Ceará has two games in hand and is still dreaming of the Libertadores.

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