🤯 Série D match sees biggest thrashing in four-division history

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Acre football had a Sunday (14) to forget on the final day of the Brazilian Série D group stage. After Galvez lost 9-0 to Mato Grosso side Araguaína, Humaitá went even “further.” Also away from home, the team from the city of Porto Acre suffered an unbelievable THIRTEEN-NIL defeat against Rondônia’s Gazin Porto Velho. That’s right! 13-0! It was the biggest rout in the history not only of the Fourth Division, but also across the top three divisions of Brazilian football. The Série D record, for example, had been Brasiliense’s 10-0 win over Interporto, from Tocantins, in 2023. In the top flight, meanwhile, the record belongs to Corinthians, who beat Tiradentes of Piauí 10-1 in the 1983 Brasileirão. The first half had seven goals, including four from Ruan Costa. Esquerdinha, Aisley and Kadu Barone scored the others. Then came the second half and, with it, six more balls in the back of the net. Tcharlles and Luan Viana (twice each), Kadu Barone once more, and João Victor completed the rout. The Northern Locomotive moved to 18 points in Group A2, securing second place. They will face São Raimundo-RR, third in A1, in the Second Phase. Humaitá, meanwhile, completed a zero-point campaign. It was ten matches and ten defeats. They scored four goals and conceded 50. Araguaína also advanced by finishing third in the same group — Porto Velho stayed ahead thanks to a better goal difference. Their next opponent will be Amazonas side Nacional. And Galvez finished fifth with ten points. They had already been eliminated before the 9-0 defeat. Check out all the matchups for the first knockout round of Série D 2026 here . Only Independência ‘saved’ Acre... The only Acre team to advance was Independência. They had already qualified — also in Group A2 — and drew 2-2 with leaders Guaporé. They will face Manauara in the next round. None of the state’s three representatives scored in this year’s state championship final. Founded in 2022, Santa Cruz defeated Rio Branco and made history by lifting the first trophy in the club’s history. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.