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2015 Campeonato Brasileiro Série A

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Campeonato Brasileiro Série A
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Season2015
ChampionsCorinthians
6th Campeonato Brasileiro title
RelegatedAvaí
Vasco da Gama
Goiás
Joinville
Copa LibertadoresCorinthians
Atlético Mineiro
Grêmio
São Paulo
Palmeiras
Matches380
Goals897 (2.36 per match)
Top goalscorerRicardo Oliveira
(20 goals)
Biggest home winInternacional 6−0Vasco
(2 September)
Biggest away winVasco 0−4São Paulo
(8 July)
Highest scoringCorinthians 4−3Sport
(12 August)
Santos 5−2Avaí
(22 August)
Corinthians 6−1São Paulo(22 November)
Longest winning run6 matches
Atlético Mineiro
Flamengo
Longest unbeaten run17 matches
Corinthians
Longest winless run10 matches
Sport
Longest losing run6 matches
Vasco
Highest attendance67,011[1]
Flamengo 0−2Coritiba
(17 September)
Lowest attendance1,461[2]
Goiás 0−1Avaí
(7 June)
Total attendance6,671,696
Average attendance17,557
←2014
2016 →
All statistics correct as of 7 December 2015.

The2015 Campeonato Brasileiro Série A (officially theBrasileirãoChevrolet 2015 for sponsorship reasons) was the 59th edition of theCampeonato Brasileiro Série A, thetop-level of professional football in Brazil. After winning twice in a row in the2013 and2014 seasons,Cruzeiro came in defending their title as the Brazilian football champions.Corinthians won the title, their sixth overall and third since the introduction of thedouble round-robin in 2003.

Format

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For the thirteenth consecutive season, the tournament was played in adouble round-robin system. The team with the highest number of points at the end of the season was declared champion. The bottom four teams were relegated and will play in theCampeonato Brasileiro Série B in the 2016 season.

International qualification

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The Série A served as a qualifier toCONMEBOL's2016 Copa Libertadores. The top-three teams in the standings qualified to the Second Stage of the competition, while the fourth place in the standings qualified to the First Stage.

Teams

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DespiteCriciúma's relegation in the previous championship, it marked the first time four clubs fromSanta Catarina took part of the same Brasileirão, at least in its current format; last time it happened, in1979, the championship had more than 90 teams.[3]

Stadia and locations

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Location of teams in2015 Série A
TeamLocationStateStadiumCapacity
Atlético MineiroBelo HorizonteMinas GeraisIndependência
Mineirão(5 matches)
Mané Garrincha(one match)		23,018
61,846
72,788
Atlético ParanaenseCuritibaParanáArena da Baixada
Couto Pereira(one match)		42,372
40,502
AvaíFlorianópolisSanta CatarinaRessacada17,826
ChapecoenseChapecóSanta CatarinaArena Condá20,089
CorinthiansSão PauloSão PauloArena Corinthians
Fonte Luminosa(one match)		47,605
21,441
CoritibaCuritibaParanáCouto Pereira40,502
CruzeiroBelo HorizonteMinas GeraisMineirão
Arena Pantanal(one match)		61,846
44,097
FigueirenseFlorianópolisSanta CatarinaOrlando Scarpelli19,584
FlamengoRio de JaneiroRio de JaneiroMaracanã
Mané Garrincha(2 matches)
Arena das Dunas(one match)		78,838
72,788
31,375
FluminenseRio de JaneiroRio de JaneiroMaracanã
Kléber Andrade(one match)		78,838
21,252
GoiásGoiâniaGoiásSerra Dourada41,574
GrêmioPorto AlegreRio Grande do SulArena do Grêmio55,662
InternacionalPorto AlegreRio Grande do SulBeira-Rio50,128
JoinvilleJoinvilleSanta CatarinaArena Joinville20,160
PalmeirasSão PauloSão PauloAllianz Parque
Pacaembu(2 matches)		43,713
37,730
Ponte PretaCampinasSão PauloMoisés Lucarelli19,728
SantosSantosSão PauloVila Belmiro16,068
São PauloSão PauloSão PauloMorumbi67,052
SportRecifePernambucoIlha do Retiro
Arena Pernambuco(7 matches)		32,983
44,300
VascoRio de JaneiroRio de JaneiroMaracanã(8 matches)
São Januário(8 matches)
Mané Garrincha(one match)
Olímpico Nilton Santos(one match)
Arena Pantanal(one match)		78,838
24,584
72,788
44,661
44,097

Number of teams by state

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Number of teamsStateTeam(s)
5São PauloCorinthians,Palmeiras,Ponte Preta,Santos,São Paulo
4Santa CatarinaAvaí,Chapecoense,Figueirense,Joinville
3Rio de JaneiroFlamengo,Fluminense,Vasco
2Minas GeraisAtlético Mineiro,Cruzeiro
ParanáAtlético Paranaense,Coritiba
Rio Grande do SulGrêmio,Internacional
1GoiásGoiás
PernambucoSport

Personnel and kits

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Wikimedia Commons has media related to2015 Campeonato Brasileiro Série A kits.
TeamPresidentManagerCaptainKit manufacturerShirt sponsors
Atlético MineiroDaniel NepomucenoBrazilDiogo Giacomini (interim)BrazilLeonardo SilvaPumaMRV
Atlético ParanaenseMário Celso PetragliaBrazilCristóvão BorgesBrazilWévertonUmbroCaixa
AvaíNilton Macedo MachadoBrazilRaul CabralBrazilMarquinhosFilaVVoa
ChapecoenseSandro PallaoroBrazilGuto FerreiraBrazilRafael LimaUmbroCaixa
CorinthiansRoberto de AndradeBrazilTiteBrazilRalfNikeCaixa
CoritibaRogério BacellarBrazilPachequinhoBrazilLúcio FlávioNikeCaixa
CruzeiroGilvan TavaresBrazilMano MenezesBrazilFábioPenaltySupermercados BH/Caixa
FigueirenseWilfredo BillingerBrazilHudson CoutinhoBrazilMarquinhosLupoCaixa
FlamengoEduardo Bandeira de MelloBrazilJayme de AlmeidaBrazilWallaceAdidasCaixa
FluminensePeter SiemsenBrazilEduardo BaptistaBrazilFredAdidasMatte Viton
GoiásSérgio RassiBrazilDanny SérgioBrazilRenanKappaNone
GrêmioRomildo Bolzan Jr.BrazilRoger MachadoBrazilMaiconUmbroBanrisul
InternacionalVitorio PífferoBrazilArgel FucksArgentinaAndrés D'AlessandroNikeBanrisul
JoinvilleNereu MartinelliBrazilPC GusmãoBrazilMarcelo CostaUmbroSalfer
PalmeirasPaulo NobreBrazilMarcelo OliveiraBrazilZé RobertoAdidasCrefisa
Ponte PretaMárcio Della VolpeBrazilFelipe MoreiraBrazilFernando BobAdidasHitachi/Viva Schin
SantosModesto Roma JúniorBrazilDorival JúniorBrazilRicardo OliveiraNikeNone
São PauloLecoBrazilMilton CruzBrazilRogério CeniPenalty/Under ArmourNone
SportJoão Humberto MartorelliBrazilPaulo Roberto FalcãoBrazilDurvalAdidasCaixa
VascoEurico MirandaBrazilJorginhoBrazilNenêUmbroCaixa

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyPosition in tableIncoming managerDate of appointment
GrêmioBrazilLuiz Felipe ScolariResigned19 May[1]15thBrazilRoger Machado26 May[2]
FluminenseBrazilRicardo DrubsckySacked20 May[3]11thBrazilEnderson Moreira21 May[4]
FlamengoBrazilVanderlei LuxemburgoSacked25 May[5]17thBrazilCristóvão Borges28 May[6]
São PauloBrazilMilton CruzMutual consent31 May[7]6thColombiaJuan Carlos Osorio1 June[8]
CruzeiroBrazilMarcelo OliveiraSacked2 June[9]19thBrazilVanderlei Luxemburgo2 June[10]
JoinvilleBrazilHemerson MariaSacked4 June[11]20thBrazilAdílson Batista5 June[12]
CoritibaBrazilMarquinhos SantosSacked8 June[13]18thBrazilNey Franco10 June[14]
PalmeirasBrazilOswaldo de OliveiraSacked9 June[15]15thBrazilMarcelo Oliveira15 June[16]
VascoBrazilDorivaMutual consent21 June[17]20thBrazilCelso Roth23 June[18]
GoiásBrazilHélio dos AnjosSacked22 June[19]15thBrazilJulinho Camargo7 July[20]
SantosBrazilMarcelo FernandesMutual consent9 July[21]17thBrazilDorival Júnior9 July[22]
JoinvilleBrazilAdílson BatistaSacked26 July[23]20thBrazilPC Gusmão27 July[24]
Ponte PretaBrazilGuto FerreiraSacked3 August[25]13thBrazilDoriva4 August[26]
InternacionalUruguayDiego AguirreSacked6 August[27]10thBrazilArgel Fucks13 August[28]
FigueirenseBrazilArgel FucksSigned by Internacional13 August[29]16thBrazilRené Simões17 August[30]
VascoBrazilCelso RothSacked15 August[31]20thBrazilJorginho16 August[32]
FlamengoBrazilCristóvão BorgesMutual consent20 August[33]13thBrazilOswaldo de Oliveira20 August[34]
CruzeiroBrazilVanderlei LuxemburgoSacked31 August[35]16thBrazilMano Menezes1 September[36]
ChapecoenseBrazilVinícius EutrópioSacked14 September[37]13thBrazilGuto Ferreira14 September[38]
FluminenseBrazilEnderson MoreiraSacked16 September[39]11thBrazilEduardo Baptista17 September[40]
FigueirenseBrazilRené SimõesSacked16 September[41]18thBrazilHudson Coutinho22 September[42]
GoiásBrazilJulinho CamargoSacked17 September[43]17thBrazilArtur Neto18 September[44]
SportBrazilEduardo BaptistaSigned by Fluminense17 September[45]10thBrazilPaulo Roberto Falcão19 September[46]
Atlético ParanaenseBrazilMilton MendesSacked28 September[47]11thBrazilCristóvão Borges4 October[48]
São PauloColombiaJuan Carlos OsorioSigned byMexico7 October[49]5thBrazilDoriva7 October[50]
Ponte PretaBrazilDorivaSigned by São Paulo7 October[51]9thBrazilFelipe Moreira14 October[52]
GoiásBrazilArtur NetoResigned18 October[53]18thBrazilDanny Sérgio19 October[54]
CoritibaBrazilNey FrancoSacked8 November18thBrazilPachequinho9 November
São PauloBrazilDorivaSacked9 November5thBrazilMilton Cruz9 November
Atlético MineiroBrazilLevir CulpiMutual consent26 November[55]2ndBrazilDiogo Giacomini26 November[56]
FlamengoBrazilOswaldo de OliveiraMutual consent28 November[57]11thBrazilJayme de Almeida28 November[58]

Foreign players

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The clubs can have a maximum of five foreign players in their Campeonato Brasileiro squads.

ClubPlayer 1Player 2Player 3Player 4Player 5Dual Nationality PlayersFormer Players
Atlético MineiroArgentinaJesús DátoloArgentinaLucas PrattoColombiaSherman Cárdenas
Atlético ParanaenseArgentinaFernando BarrientosChileChristian VilchesColombiaDaniel HernándezPortugalBruno Pereirinha
AvaíParaguayNéstor CamachoTimor-LesteJuninho
Chapecoense
CorinthiansParaguayÁngel RomeroParaguayGustavo VieraColombiaStiven Mendoza
PeruPaolo Guerrero
QatarEmerson Sheik
CoritibaParaguayLuis Cáceres
CruzeiroArgentinaAriel CabralCameroonJoel TagueuChileEugenio MenaUruguayGiorgian de ArrascaetaChileFelipe Seymour
ColombiaDuvier Riascos
Figueirense
FlamengoArgentinaHéctor CanterosColombiaPablo ArmeroPeruPaolo GuerreroQatarEmerson SheikArgentinaLucas Mugni
CroatiaEduardo
ParaguayVíctor Cáceres
FluminenseArgentinaAlejandro Martinuccio
Goiás
GrêmioEcuadorFrickson ErazoUruguayBraian RodríguezUruguayMaxi Rodríguez
InternacionalArgentinaAndrés D'AlessandroArgentinaLisandro LópezArgentinaCarlos Luque
JoinvilleArgentinaMariano Trípodi
PalmeirasArgentinaAgustín AllioneArgentinaJonatan CristaldoArgentinaPablo MoucheParaguayLucas BarriosChileJorge Valdivia
Ponte Preta
SantosColombiaEdwin ValenciaItalyCristian Ledesma
São PauloArgentinaRicardo CenturiónColombiaWilder Guisao
Sport Recife
VascoArgentinaPablo GuiñazúChileFelipe SeymourColombiaDuvier RiascosParaguayJulio dos SantosUruguayMartín SilvaArgentinaEmanuel Biancucchi
ArgentinaGermán Herrera

Results

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League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Corinthians(C)3824957131+40812016 Copa Libertadores second stage[a]
2Atlético Mineiro38216116547+1869
3Grêmio38208105232+2068
4São Paulo38188125347+6622016 Copa Libertadores first stage
5Internacional38179123938+1602016 Copa do Brasil round of 16[b]
6Sport Recife38151495338+15592016 Copa Sudamericana second stage[c]
7Santos381610125941+1858
8Cruzeiro381510134435+955
9Palmeiras38158156051+9532016 Copa Libertadores second stage[a]
10Atlético Paranaense38149154348−5512016 Copa Sudamericana second stage[c]
11Ponte Preta381312134140+151
12Flamengo38154194553−849
13Fluminense38145194049−947
14Chapecoense381211153444−1047
15Coritiba381111163142−1144
16Figueirense381110173650−1443
17Avaí(R)38119183860−2242Relegation to 2016Campeonato Brasileiro Série B
18Vasco da Gama(R)381011172854−2641
19Goiás(R)38108203949−1038
20Joinville(R)38710212648−2231
Source:Soccerway.com
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) wins; 3) goal difference; 4) goals scored; 5) head-to-head results; 6) least red cards received; 7) least yellow cards received; 8) draw.
(C) Champions;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^abPalmeiras has a berth guaranteed to the second stage as the2015 Copa do Brasil champions.
  2. ^Since a Brazilian team didn't win the2015 Copa Libertadores, an additional berth to the2016 Copa do Brasil round of 16 will be given to the best team not qualified to the2016 Copa Libertadores, the fifth-placedInternacional.
  3. ^abTeams will enter in the2016 Copa Sudamericana if they do not reach the2016 Copa do Brasil round of 16. Also, the2015 Copa Verde champion (Cuiabá) and the 2016Copa do Nordeste champion have a guaranteed berth.

Result table

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Home \ AwayCAMCAPAVACHACORCTBCRUFIGFLAFLUGOIGREINTJOIPALPONSANSPASPTVAS
Atlético Mineiro0–12–03–00–32–01–31–04–14–12–20–22–11–02–12–12–23–12–13–0
Atlético Paranaense1–02–11–01–42–22–21–03–01–23–01–23–00–03–31–20–02–11–12–0
Avaí1–41–22–11–20–21–11–12–11–02–11–23–02–11–31–01–12–12–21–1
Chapecoense2–10–00–01–32–10–22–21–32–11–31–01–02–05–10–01–00–11–11–0
Corinthians1–02–01–11–02–13–02–11–02–03–01–12–13–00–22–02–06–14–33–0
Coritiba0–32–01–21–01–11–01–10–11–11–12–00–10–02–10–01–01–20–00–0
Cruzeiro1–12–01–10–10–12–05–11–02–01–00–00–03–02–11–10–12–13–02–2
Figueirense0–11–10–10–01–30–02–13–01–03–10–20–00–22–13–10–00–22–10–0
Flamengo0–23–23–01–00–30–22–01–22–34–11–00–12–01–21–12–22–12–21–2
Fluminense1–20–13–12–30–02–01–02–11–32–01–01–11–01–42–02–12–00–01–2
Goiás0–02–00–10–00–01–30–12–30–11–21–12–13–01–01–24–10–11–03–0
Grêmio2–12–13–12–33–10–01–01–02–01–02–15–02–11–03–31–01–21–12–0
Internacional1–32–01–00–02–12–02–01–11–21–02–11–01–01–01–01–00–02–16–0
Joinville2–21–22–00–00–13–13–01–00–12–12–10–20–20–01–10–00–01–11–2
Palmeiras2–20–13–02–03–30–21–12–04–22–10–13–21–13–20–11–04–00–20–2
Ponte Preta0–22–12–03–12–23–01–20–11–03–10–00–01–11–00–23–11–00–10–1
Santos4–05–15–23–11–03–01–03–00–03–13–11–33–12–02–12–23–02–21–0
São Paulo4–21–01–10–01–13–11–03–22–10–00–32–02–03–01–13–03–23–02–2
Sport4–10–03–03–02–01–00–04–10–11–01–01–03–02–12–21–11–12–02–1
Vasco1–22–01–01–11–10–11–30–11–00–10–00–01–10–01–40–31–00–42–1
Updated to match(es) played on 6 December 2015. Source:CBF
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Attendance

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Average home attendances

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Pos.TeamGPTotalHighLowAverage
1Corinthians19650,86245,46910,14434,256
2Flamengo19635,54467,01112,81433,450
3Palmeiras19567,54438,79415,03729,871
4Grêmio19511,13446,9158,33626,902
5Atlético Mineiro19448,00755,9879,37323,579
6Cruzeiro19425,05645,9918,27122,371
7Internacional19407,25135,76611,41521,434
8São Paulo19391,70859,61211,06620,616
9Atlético Paranaense19334,95727,32710,49917,629
10Fluminense19334,94055,9994,74917,628
11Sport19307,15541,9943,04616,166
12Coritiba19278,48534,2877,92514,657
13Vasco19273,46541,5812,44914,393
14Joinville19177,86815,7315,9799,361
15Chapecoense19172,04916,4745,2289,055
16Figueirense19169,21416,0475,4258,906
17Santos19165,13313,4813,8368,691
18Avaí19161,75114,5824,8108,513
19Goiás19153,70635,8751,4618,090
20Ponte Preta19114,62611,6942,5426,033
-Total3806,671,69667,0111,46117,557

Updated to games played on 6 December 2015.

Source: PerspectivaOnline.com.br

Season statistics

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Top scorers

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RankPlayerClubGoals
1BrazilRicardo OliveiraSantos20
2BrazilVágner LoveCorinthians14
3BrazilAndréSport13
BrazilJádsonCorinthians13
ArgentinaLucas PrattoAtlético Mineiro13
6BrazilHenrique AlmeidaCoritiba12
7BrazilVitinhoInternacional11
BrazilWillianCruzeiro11
9BrazilAlexandre PatoSão Paulo10
BrazilAndré LimaAvaí10
BrazilDuduPalmeiras10
BrazilErikGoiás10
BrazilGabriel BarbosaSantos10
BrazilLuanGrêmio10

Hat-tricks

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PlayerForAgainstResultDateRef
ArgentinaLucas PrattoAtlético MineiroSão Paulo3–129 July[4]
BrazilWillian4CruzeiroFigueirense5–16 September[5]
ParaguayLucas BarriosPalmeirasFluminense4–116 September[6]

4Player scored 4 goals.

As of 6 December 2015.[7]

Source: ESPN FC & Globo

References

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  1. ^"Futebol Brasileiro Stats". Globo Esporte. September 2015.
  2. ^"Futebol Brasileiro Stats".ESPN. June 2015.
  3. ^"Santa Catarina terá pela primeira vez quatro times na Série A".R7 (in Portuguese).Grupo Record. 2 December 2014. Retrieved11 May 2015.
  4. ^"Atlético Mineiro 3 São Paulo 1".GloboEsporte. 29 July 2015. Retrieved29 July 2015.
  5. ^"Cruzeiro 5 Figueirense 1".GloboEsporte. 6 September 2015. Retrieved6 September 2015.
  6. ^"Fluminense 1 Palmeiras 4".GloboEsporte. 16 September 2015. Retrieved16 September 2015.
  7. ^"2014–15 Brasileirão top goalscorers".Globo Esporte. Retrieved28 June 2015.
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