📊 Table: Brasileirão has new second-placed side, changes in G-4 and Z-4

The FIFA international break is over, and the Brasileirão is back.

Six matches kicked off the ninth round this Wednesday (1).

Still without a head coach, Botafogo beat Mirassol 3-2 and bounced back in the competition, moving out of the relegation zone.

São Paulo and Internacional, meanwhile, drew 1-1.

A result that frustrated both Inter fans, whose team was leading until the final minutes, and São Paulo fans, as the Tricolor side has now gone three rounds without a win.

Bahia, meanwhile, asserted themselves at home and beat Athletico-PR 3-0, who started the round as runners-up, and moved into the top four.

Cruzeiro, in head coach Artur Jorge’s debut, claimed their first win in this Brasileirão by beating Vitória 3-0.

And Vasco kept their unbeaten run under head coach Renato Gaúcho with a 1-1 draw with Coritiba away from home, but missed the chance to move closer to the top four.

Finally, Fluminense comfortably beat Corinthians 3-1 and moved up to second place in the Brasileirão.

The match was marked by the sending-off of Corinthians midfielder Allan for an obscene gesture!