The 2016 Brazilian Championship will kick off on May 14th. The competition system will be the same as in recent years: the champion will be crowned by points over up to 38 rounds. Six-time champion Flamengo opens the championship by facing Sport Recife in Volta Redonda.

Check out Mengão's games in the 1st round:

1nd round 
14/05/2016 - 16h
Flamengo x Sport
Raulino de Oliveira – Volta Redonda

2nd round
22/05/2016 - 16h
Grêmio x Flamengo
Grêmio Arena – Porto Alegre

3nd round
25/05/2016 - 21h
Flamengo vs Chapecoense
Raulino de Oliveira – Volta Redonda

4nd round
29/05/2016 - 11h
Ponte Preta x Flamengo
Moses Lucarelli – Campinas

5nd round
02/06/2016 - 21h
Flamengo x Vitoria
Raulino de Oliveira – Volta Redonda

6nd round
05/06/2016 - 16h
Flamengo x Palm Trees
Mané Garrincha – Brasilia

7nd round
12/06/2016 - 11h
Figueirense x Flamengo
Orlando Scarpelli – Florianópolis

8nd round
15/06/2016 – 21h45
Cruzeiro x Flamengo
Mineirão – Belo Horizonte

9nd round
19/06/2016 - 16h
Flamengo x Sao Paulo
Mané Garrincha - Brasilia

10nd round
22/06/2016 - 21h
Santa Cruz x Flamengo
Arruda - Recife

11nd round
26/06/2016 - 11h
Flamengo vs Fluminense
Raulino de Oliveira - Volta Redonda

12nd round 
June 29 or 30, 06*
Flamengo x International
Raulino de Oliveira – Volta Redonda

13nd round
June 02 or 03, 07*
Corinthians vs Flamengo
Corinthians Arena – São Paulo

14nd round
June 09 or 10, 07*
Flamengo vs Atletico MG
Mané Garrincha – Brasilia

15nd round
June 16 or 17, 06*
Botafogo x Flamengo
To be defined

16nd round
June 23 or 24, 07*
Flamengo x América-MG
Raulino de Oliveira – Volta Redonda

17nd round
June 30 or 31, 07*
Coritiba vs Flamengo
Couto Pereira – Coritiba

18nd round
June 03 or 04, 08*
Santos x Flamengo
Vila Belmiro - Santos

19nd round
June 06 or 07, 08*
Flamengo x Atlético-PR
Raulino de Oliveira – Volta Redonda

* Waiting for table breakdown to define date and time.
** The table may be subject to change up to ten days before departure.