Brasileirão: 4 Sudamericana spots, 2 relegations still open, odds 🧮The Brasileirão heads into the final round with the champion and Libertadores qualifiers already decided, but four spots in the Sudamericana and two relegations still up for grabs.For now, the Sudamericana 2026 qualification zone ranges from eighth to 13th place.But this could change depending on this year’s Copa do Brasil champion.If Cruzeiro (third) or Fluminense (sixth) win the Copa do Brasil, the Libertadores qualification zone will change from G-7 to G-8.And consequently, the Sudamericana zone would then range from ninth to 14th place.The numbers below, from the Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG), consider the current table, with G-7 for Libertadores and G-13 for Sudamericana.Sudamericana Chances 🏆São Paulo and RB Bragantino are guaranteed a spot in the Sudamericana (unless, it’s worth repeating, the G-7 becomes G-8, which would send the eighth-placed team to the Libertadores qualifying round).In the current scenario, SEVEN other teams will fight for the remaining FOUR spots in the 2026 Sudamericana. And the chances, according to UFMG, are as follows:São Paulo: 100%RB Bragantino: 100%Corinthians: 98.9%Grêmio: 98.4%Vasco: 77%Atlético-MG: 61.6%Ceará: 25.4%Santos: 20.9%Fortaleza: 17.2%Relegation Risk 👻Sport and Juventude are already mathematically relegated. There are TWO spots left in Série B. And five teams are still at risk in this 38th round. Check out the odds:Sport: 100%Juventude: 100%Internacional: 77.5%Vitória: 64.9%Fortaleza: 35.2%Ceará: 20.4%Santos: 2.1%Brasileirão without G-14? 🧐The Sudamericana qualification zone currently goes from eighth to 13th. The trend, with the Copa do Brasil, is for it to go from ninth to 14th.The ONLY chance for G-13 NOT to become G-14 is if Vasco finishes below 14th place and then wins the Copa do Brasil.If Cruzeiro, Corinthians, or Fluminense win the cup, G-13 will become G-14.And if Vasco wins and remains among the top 13, G-13 will also become G-14.38th Round Matches 👀The Brasileirão will have one match on Saturday (6th). All other nine matches will be on Sunday (7th) at 4pm. Check out the full schedule:Saturday (6th), 6:30pmMirassol vs FlamengoSunday (7th), 4pmCeará vs PalmeirasCorinthians vs JuventudeVitória vs São PauloBotafogo vs FortalezaSantos vs CruzeiroAtlético-MG vs VascoInternacional vs RB BragantinoFluminense vs BahiaSport vs GrêmioThis article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.