Prediction markets: Kalshi gives Fluminense a 52% chance against Internacional, and gives America a 37% chance to win the Liga MX Apertura, as of October 24, 11:37 p.m. ET. Prices are bets, not polls.
Argentina’s Clausura plays on Sunday. Talleres meet Defensa y Justicia and Banfield host Lanús in the Argentine Primera División.
Brazil’s Série A plays round 32. Saturday’s fixtures included Mirassol–São Paulo, Vasco–Corinthians, Palmeiras–Red Bull Bragantino and Santos–Bahia.
Football meets election day. Brazil also votes in its presidential runoff today, with polls open from 8am to 5pm Brasília time.
Today’s headlines October 25, 2026
| Event | Status | Angle |
|---|---|---|
| Talleres–Defensa y Justicia | Sunday | Argentine Primera División fixture on Sunday. |
| Banfield–Lanús | Sunday | Banfield host Lanús at the Florencio Solá stadium. |
| Mirassol–São Paulo | Saturday | Série A round 32; final score not confirmed at publication. |
| Vasco–Corinthians | Saturday | Série A round 32 at São Januário in Rio; final score not confirmed at publication. |
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Argentina’s Clausura plays on Sunday
Preview
Talleres of Córdoba meet Defensa y Justicia in the Argentine Primera División on Sunday. Banfield also host Lanús on Sunday at the Florencio Solá stadium.
Kick-off times differed between sources, so check the league’s fixture list before you plan to watch. We report final scores only once they are confirmed.
In short — Talleres–Defensa y Justicia and Banfield–Lanús are on Sunday’s Argentine schedule.
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Série A round 32: scores pending
Pending
Mirassol–São Paulo, Vasco–Corinthians, Palmeiras–Red Bull Bragantino and Santos–Bahia were scheduled for Saturday, 24 October, in round 32 of Brazil’s Série A. Chapecoense–Fluminense and Cruzeiro–Remo also belong to the round.
We could not confirm final scores when this edition went live, so we do not report them. Check the CBF match pages for official results.
In short — Série A round 32 scores were not confirmed at publication.
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Brazil votes in its presidential runoff
Context
Brazil holds its presidential runoff today. Polls are open from 8am to 5pm Brasília time.
Fans travelling to a match should check kick-off times and transport with their club before leaving home.
In short — Brazil votes today from 8am to 5pm Brasília time.
What Prediction Markets Say
Implied chances from traders’ prices, as of October 24, 11:37 p.m. ET.
Fluminense vs Internacional
Fluminense 52% · Internacional 0% · Tie 0%
Kalshi (regulated in the US by the CFTC) · 12,144 contracts traded
Liga MX Apertura Champion
America 37% · Guadalajara 19% · Cruz Azul 17%
Kalshi (regulated in the US by the CFTC) · 857,782 contracts traded
Brazil Série A: Winner
Flamengo 55.5% · Palmeiras 39% · Fluminense 0.1%
Polymarket · US$51,984 traded
Copa Libertadores: Winner
Palmeiras 64% · Estudiantes LP 34.8%
Polymarket · US$38,561 traded
Colombia Primera A: Teams relegated (2026)
Jaguares 78% · Cúcuta Deportivo 2.8% · Independiente Santa Fe 2.3%
Polymarket · US$23,445 traded
Peru Liga 1: Teams relegated (2026)
UTC Cajamarca 94% · ADT 44.5% · Deportivo Moquegua 43%
Polymarket · US$22,889 traded
Why we show this: prediction markets turn real-money bets into a live probability that moves within minutes of the news, which is why investors, campaigns and newsrooms in the United States now follow them closely. We show them next to polls and official results, never instead of them.
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Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ
Which Argentine league matches are on Sunday?
Talleres play Defensa y Justicia and Banfield host Lanús. Check the league’s fixture list for kick-off times.
Were Saturday’s Série A scores confirmed?
Not when this edition went live, so we do not report them. Official results are on the CBF match pages.
Is Brazil voting today?
Yes. The presidential runoff takes place today, with polls open from 8am to 5pm Brasília time.
In short — Argentina plays Sunday, Série A scores are pending, and Brazil votes.
1 Argentine and Brazilian fixture lists (Liga Profesional, CBF), as reported by regional media.
Updated: 2026-10-24T23:05:00-03:00 by Oliver Mason, Latin America sports correspondent.
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