Meet this weekend's 15 state champions

This past weekend, the state finals games took place and were marked by great emotions. In total, there were 15 champions, some of them being Grêmio, Palmeiras, Flamengo, Atlético-MG, Bahia, among others. But there are still 11 states to be played.

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State champions 2024

The state finals took place between Saturday (6) and Sunday (7), with 15 games. Meet some of the championship champions in 2024:

Paulistão

Palmeiras reverses the score that gave its rival an advantage and is three times champion of the São Paulo championship, after 90 years.

From Rio

Flamengo wins 1-0 and becomes champion of the Rio championship, and the club isolated itself as the team that won the most undefeated championship.

Miner

Atlético-MG beat its rival Cruzeiro and won the state title for the fifth time in a row.

Gauchão

Grêmio was champion for the 7th consecutive time. In a comeback, the Rio Grande do Sul tricolor beat Juventude at Arena do Grêmio 3-1.

Ceará

The final between Ceará and Fortaleza was played on penalties and established Ceará as champions of the 2024 Ceará championship.

Bahian

After seven years without winning the title, the Vitória club became champion of the Bahian championship.

List of 15 state champions

• Santa Catarina Championship: Criciúma;
• Gaucho Championship: Grêmio;
• Paraná Championship: Athletico;
• Minas Gerais Championship: Atlético-MG;
• Carioca Championship: Flamengo;
• Campeonato Paulista: Palmeiras;
• Brasiliense Championship: Ceilândia;
• Goiano Championship: Atlético-GO;
• Mato Grosso Championship: Cuiabá;
• Alagoas Championship: CRB;
• Tocantinense Championship: União;
• Bahia Championship: Victory;
• Ceará Championship: Ceará;
• Pernambuco Championship: Sport;
• Piauí Championship: Altos-PI.

Remembering that there are still some state decisions left, in total there are 11 left, which are the state ones: Acreano, Amapaense, Amazonense, Maranhense, Paraense, Paraibano, Potiguar, Rondoniense, Roraimense, Sergipano and Sul-Mato-Grossense.