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2011 Campeonato Brasileiro Série A

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Campeonato Brasileiro Série A
Season2011
ChampionsCorinthians
5th Campeonato Brasileiro title
5th Brazilian title
RelegatedAtlético Paranaense
Ceará
América-MG
Avaí
Copa LibertadoresSantos (title holder)
Corinthians
Fluminense
Flamengo
Internacional
Copa SudamericanaSão Paulo
Figueirense
Coritiba
Botafogo
Palmeiras
Grêmio
Atlético Goianiense
Bahia
Matches380
Goals1,017 (2.68 per match)
Top goalscorerBorges (23 goals)
Biggest home winCruzeiro6-1Atlético Mineiro
(December 4)[citation needed]
Coritiba 5–0Botafogo
(September 11)[citation needed]
Cruzeiro 5–0Avaí
(August 13)[citation needed]
Palmeiras 5–0Avaí
(June 19)[citation needed]
Corinthians5–0São Paulo
(June 16)[citation needed]
Biggest away winAtlético Mineiro 0–4Internacional
(June 30)[citation needed]
Figueirense 0-4Fluminense
(November 20)[citation needed]
Highest scoringSantos 4–5Flamengo
(July 27)[citation needed]
Fluminense 5-4Grêmio
(November 16)[citation needed]
Longest winning run7 games —Corinthians
(June 12–July 28)
Longest unbeaten run16 games —Flamengo
(May 21–August 18)
Longest winless run12 games -Cruzeiro
(August 28-current)
Longest losing run5 games —Botafogo
(November 5–current)
Highest attendance63,871 — October 2, 2011
(São Paulo 1-2Flamengo)[1]
Lowest attendance732 — July 31, 2011
(América (MG) 1-3Coritiba)[1]
Average attendance14,600[1]
←2010
2012 →

The2011 Campeonato Brasileiro Série A (officially theBrasileirãoPetrobras 2011 for sponsorship reasons) was the 55th edition of theCampeonato Brasileiro Série A, thetop-level of professional football in Brazil. It began on May 21 and was scheduled to end on December 4.[2]Fluminense comes in as the defending champion having won the2010 season.

Format

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For the ninth consecutive season, the tournament will be played in adouble round-robin system. The team with most points will be declared the champion. The bottom-four teams will be relegated for the following season.

International qualification

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The Série A will serve as a qualifier toCONMEBOL's 2012 international tournaments. The top-two teams in the standings will qualify to the Second Stage of the2012 Copa Libertadores, while the next third and fourth place in the standings will qualify to the First Stage. The next eight best teams in the standings will earn berths to the Second Stage of the2012 Copa Sudamericana.

Team information

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Vitória,Guarani,Goiás andGrêmio Prudente were relegated to the2011 Campeonato Brasileiro Série B after finishing in the bottom four spots of the table at the end of the2010 season. Goiás were relegated to the Série B after eleven seasons of continuous membership in the top football league of Brazil, while Vitória ended a three-year tenure in Série A and Grêmio Prudente ended a two-year appearance. Guarani made their immediate return to the second level.

The four relegated teams were replaced by four2010 Série B sides. Champions Coritiba, made their immediate return to Série A, runners-up Figueirense, who returned after two years, third placed Bahia, who returned to the top flight after seven seasons at lower levels, and fourth placed América Mineiro, who returned to the league for the first time in eight years.

Locations of the 2011 Série A teams
TeamHome cityStadiumCapacity
América (MG)Belo HorizonteArena do Jacaré
Parque do Sabiá(3 matches)
Morenão(one match)		18,000
50,000
45,000
Atlético GoianienseGoiâniaSerra Dourada50,049
Atlético MineiroBelo HorizonteArena do Jacaré
Ipatingão(4 matches)		18,000
20,500
Atlético ParanaenseCuritibaArena da Baixada28,237
AvaíFlorianópolisRessacada19,000
BahiaSalvadorPituaçu31,677
BotafogoRio de JaneiroEngenhão
São Januário(2 matches)
Raulino de Oliveira(one match)		44,000
22,150
20,255
CearáFortalezaPresidente Vargas20,600
CorinthiansSão PauloPacaembu
Fonte Luminosa(one match)		37,952
20,287
CoritibaCuritibaCouto Pereira38,000
CruzeiroBelo HorizonteArena do Jacaré
Parque do Sabiá(3 matches)
Ipatingão(one match)		18,000
50,000
20,500
FigueirenseFlorianópolisOrlando Scarpelli19,069
FlamengoRio de JaneiroEngenhão
Moacyrzão(4 matches)		44,000
15,000
FluminenseRio de JaneiroEngenhão
Raulino de Oliveira(3 matches)
São Januário(one match)		44,000
20,255
22,150
GrêmioPorto AlegreOlímpico45,000
InternacionalPorto AlegreBeira-Rio56,000
PalmeirasSão PauloCanindé(10 matches)
Pacaembu(6 matches)
Prudentão(one match)
Teixeirão(one match)
Arena Barueri(one match)		21,004
37,952
44,414
32,936
31,452
SantosSantosVila Belmiro
Pacaembu(4 matches)		21,256
37,952
São PauloSão PauloMorumbi
Arena Barueri(one match)
Vail Chaves(one match)		67,428
31,452
19,900
Vasco da GamaRio de JaneiroSão Januário
Engenhão(3 matches)		22,150
44,000

Personnel and kits

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Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined underFIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

TeamManager1CaptainKit manufacturerShirt main sponsor
América (MG)Givanildo OliveiraBrazilGabriel SantosKanxaFiat
Atlético GoianienseHélio dos AnjosBrazilMárcioSuper BollaCimento Tocantins
Atlético MineiroCucaBrazilRéverTopperBanco BMG
Atlético ParanaenseAntônio LopesBrazilPaulo BaierUmbroPhilco
AvaíToninho CecílioBrazilWilliamFanaticIntelbras
BahiaJoel SantanaBrazilTitiLottoGrupo OAS
BotafogoCaio JúniorUruguaySebastián AbreuFilaJoao Fortes Engenharia
CearáDimas FilgueirasBrazilFabrícioPenaltyNeo Química Genéricos
CorinthiansTiteBrazilAlessandroNikeNeo Química Genéricos
CoritibaMarcelo OliveiraBrazilPereiraLottoBanco BMG
CruzeiroVágner ManciniBrazilFábioReebokBanco BMG
FigueirenseJorginhoBrazilJoão PauloFilaTaschibra
FlamengoVanderlei LuxemburgoBrazilRonaldinhoOlympikusProcter & Gamble
FluminenseAbel BragaBrazilFredAdidasUnimed
GrêmioCelso RothBrazilFábio RochembackTopperBanrisul
InternacionalDorival JúniorBrazilBolívarReebokBanrisul
PalmeirasLuiz Felipe ScolariBrazilMarcos AssunçãoAdidasFiat
SantosMuricy RamalhoBrazilEdu DracenaUmbroBanco BMG
São PauloÉmerson LeãoBrazilRogério CeniReebokBanco BMG
Vasco da GamaRicardo Gomes/Cristóvão BorgesBrazilJuninho PernambucanoPenaltyEletrobras
  • 1 According to current revision League managers

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of
departure		Date of
vacancy		Position
in table		Replaced byDate of
appointment
SantosAdílson BatistaSackedFebruary 27Pre-seasonMuricy RamalhoApril 8
FluminenseMuricy RamalhoResignedMarch 13Pre-seasonAbel BragaJune 8
CearáDimas FilgueirasContract endedMarch 31Pre-seasonVágner ManciniApril 1
Atlético GoianienseRenê SimõesSackedApril 1Pre-seasonPaulo César GusmãoApril 3
Atlético ParanaenseGeninhoSackedApril 4Pre-seasonAdílson BatistaApril 5
InternacionalCelso RothSackedApril 8Pre-seasonFalcãoApril 14
BahiaVágner BenazziSackedApril 10Pre-seasonRenê SimõesApril 14
AvaíSilasLeft to sign withAl-ArabiJune 820thAlexandre GalloJune 14
CruzeiroCucaSackedJune 1918thJoel SantanaJune 20
GrêmioRenato GaúchoSackedJune 3012thJúlio CamargoJuly 2
Atlético ParanaenseAdílson BatistaSackedJuly 220thRenato GaúchoJuly 4
São PauloPaulo César CarpegianiSackedJuly 73rdAdílson BatistaJuly 16
América (MG)Mauro FernandesSackedJuly 1118thAntônio LopesJuly 12
InternacionalFalcãoSackedJuly 188thDorival JúniorAugust 12
Atlético GoianiensePaulo César GusmãoPersonal problemsJuly 2117thHélio dos AnjosAugust 12
América (MG)Antônio LopesResignedAugust 120thGivanildo OliveiraAugust 2
GrêmioJúlio CamargoSackedAugust 415thCelso RothAugust 4
Atlético MineiroDorival JúniorSackedAugust 714thCucaAugust 8
AvaíAlexandre GalloSackedAugust 1819thToninho CecílioAugust 22
Vasco da GamaRicardo GomesHealth problems (temporarily)August 284thCristóvão Borges (caretaker)August 29
Atlético ParanaenseRenato GaúchoResignedSeptember 119thAntônio LopesSeptember 1
CruzeiroJoel SantanaSackedSeptember 211thEmerson ÁvilaSeptember 2
BahiaRené SimõesSackedSeptember 216thJoel SantanaSeptember 4
CearáVágner ManciniSackedSeptember 1115thEstevam SoaresSeptember 14
CruzeiroEmerson ÁvilaSackedSeptember 2616thVágner ManciniSeptember 26
São PauloAdílson BatistaSackedOctober 166thÉmerson LeãoOctober 24
CearáEstevam SoaresSackedOctober 2317thDimas FilgueirasOctober 24
AvaíToninho CecílioSackedNovember 1420thEdson Neguinho (caretaker)November 14
BotafogoCaio JúniorSackedNovember 175thFlavio Tenius (caretaker)November 17

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Corinthians(C)3821895336+17712012 Copa Libertadores Second Stage
2Vasco da Gama38191275740+17692012 Copa Libertadores Second Stage[a]
3Fluminense38203156051+9632012 Copa Libertadores Second Stage
4Flamengo38151675947+12612012 Copa Libertadores First Stage
5Internacional381612105743+1460
6São Paulo381611115746+11592012 Copa Sudamericana Second Stage
7Figueirense381513104645+158
8Coritiba38169135741+1657
9Botafogo38168145249+356
10Santos381581555550532012 Copa Libertadores Second Stage[b]
11Palmeiras381117104339+4502012 Copa Sudamericana Second Stage
12Grêmio38139164957−848
13Atlético Goianiense381212145045+548
14Bahia381113144349−646
15Atlético Mineiro38136195060−1045
16Cruzeiro381110174851−343
17Atlético Paranaense381011173855−1741Relegation toSérie B
18Ceará38109194764−1739
19América Mineiro38813175169−1837
20Avaí38710214575−3031
Updated to match(es) played on December 4, 2011. Source:[1]
Rules for classification: 1st points; 2nd wins; 3rd goal difference; 4th goals scored; 5th head-to-head results; 6th least red cards received; 7th least yellow cards received; 8th draw
(C) Champions
Notes:
  1. ^Vasco da Gama is qualified forthe second stage of the 2012 Copa Libertadores as the2011 Copa do Brasil champion.
  2. ^Santos is qualified forthe second stage of the 2012 Copa Libertadores as the2011 Copa Libertadores champion.

Results

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Home \ AwayAMGACGCAMCAPAVABAHBOTCEACORCTBCRUFIGFLAFLUGREINTPALSANSPAVAS
América Mineiro1–20–02–12–22–12–14–12–11–31–10–02–33–02–22–41–11–21–14–1
Atlético Goianiense5–11–00–30–10–12–04–10–13–12–01–10–00–11–00–11–12–03–00–1
Atlético Mineiro2–02–23–02–02–04–01–12–32–11–21–21–11–02–00–42–12–10–11–2
Atlético Paranaense2–22–10–10–00–22–11–01–11–02–10–01–11–10–12–02–23–21–02–2
Avaí2–22–21–33–02–23–21–23–20–00–01–13–20–11–21–3[a]1–11–21–20–2
Bahia0–02–11–11–03–21–12–10–10–00–03–13–33–01–21–10–21–24–30–2
Botafogo4–21–13–12–02–12–24–00–2[b]3–11–00–11–11–12–11–23–11–02–24–0
Ceará4–01–13–02–10–33–02–20–13–22–21–10–11–23–01–12–02–30–21–3
Corinthians2–13–02–12–12–11–00–22–22–10–10–22–12–03–21–0[a]0–01–35–02–1
Coritiba3–10–13–01–11–00–05–03–11–02–13–02–03–12–01–11–11–03–45–1
Cruzeiro0–03–26–11–15–02–10–11–00–12–12–40–11–22–01–01–11–13–30–3
Figueirense2–12–02–12–02–32–12–01–10–10–01–02–20–40–0[b]1–10–12–11–21–1
Flamengo2–11–44–11–24–01–30–01–11–11–05–10–03–22–01–01–11–11–00–0
Fluminense1–23–20–23–13–10–11–24–01–03–12–13–00–15–42–01–03–20–21–2
Grêmio1–12–22–24–02–22–00–11–31–22–02–01–34–22–12–12–21–0[c]1–01–1
Internacional4–20–02–11–04–21–01–00–11–11–13–24–12–21–21–02–23–30–33–0
Palmeiras1–12–03–21–05–01–11–01–02–10–21–11–20–0[b]1–20–00–33–01–01–1
Santos1–0[c]1–12–14–13–11–12–0[c]1–00–0[c]2–31–02–34–52–1[c]0–11–11–01–12–0
São Paulo3–12–22–12–22–03–00–24–00–00–02–11–01–21–23–10–01–14–10–2
Vasco da Gama3–01–12–02–12–01–12–03–12–22–00–31–11–11–14–02–01–02–00–0
Updated to match(es) played on December 4, 2011. Source:[1]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
Notes:
  1. ^abThese matches, previously scheduled for July 28 (v. Corinthians), and July 24 (v. Avaí) were delayed to July 14 and July 21, respectively, because of theAudi Cup 2011.
  2. ^abcThese matches previously scheduled for July 17 were postponed to July 20, because of theBrazil v Paraguay, by 2011 Copa América.
  3. ^abcdeThese matches previously scheduled for June 18 (v. Corinthians), June 26 (v. América), July 7 (v. Fluminense), July 24 (v. Grêmio), and September 4 (v. Botafogo) were postponed to August 10, July 2, August 24, October 5 and October 19, respectively, because of the2011 Copa Libertadores Finals,2011 Copa América,2011 FIFA U-20 World Cup, andfriendly Brazil v Ghana.

Top goalscorers

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RankNameNationalityClubGoals
1BorgesBrazilianSantos23
2FredBrazilianFluminense22
3DeividBrazilianFlamengo15
4Leandro DamiãoBrazilianInternacional14
RonaldinhoBrazilianFlamengo14
WilliamBrazilianAvaí14
7Sebastián AbreuUruguayanBotafogo13
KempesBrazilianAmérica-MG13
NeymarBrazilianSantos13
10AnselmoBrazilianAtlético Goianiense12
LiédsonPortugueseCorinthians12
Walter MontilloArgentineCruzeiro12
Thiago NevesBrazilianFlamengo12

References

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  1. ^abcde"Campeonato Brasileiro Série A 2011" [Campeonato Brasileiro Série A] (in Portuguese).Brazilian Football Confederation. Archived fromthe original on May 16, 2011. RetrievedMay 26, 2011.
  2. ^"Calendário 2011" [2011 Schedule](PDF) (in Portuguese).CBF. Archived fromthe original(PDF) on December 14, 2010. RetrievedOctober 23, 2010.

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