Chapecoense host Mirassol in a high-stakes Brazil Serie A match on November 3, 2026, at Arena Condá in Chapecó. The hosts are 20th and need a win to keep their hopes of staying in the division alive, while 16th-placed Mirassol sit just one point above the relegation zone. With both teams under pressure, this meeting offers more than a chance to recover from recent defeats: its result could have a major bearing on their final weeks of the season.

Chapecoense's Recent Form and Key Stats

Chapecoense appeared to gain some momentum with a win over Fluminense, but a 3-0 away defeat to Bragantino brought them back down to earth. That was the third time in five matches that they had failed to score. Their record across those five games is one win and four defeats, with averages of just 0.6 goals scored and 2.6 conceded per match. Finding a more reliable attacking response is an immediate concern for a side facing such a narrow route to survival.

The season figures show why Chapecoense are bottom. They have recorded four wins, nine draws and 19 losses in Serie A, averaging 1.0 goal scored and 2.1 conceded per game. They have also allowed at least one goal in 25 of their last 26 league matches. According to the match context, they have 21 points and trail Mirassol by 16, making this a particularly important opportunity to reduce that gap.

There has been plenty of first-half activity in their games: at least one goal has been scored before the break in each of Chapecoense's last 15 Serie A matches. That does not necessarily mean Chapecoense have been the team scoring it. They have failed to win the first half in 30 of their last 32 league fixtures and have trailed at half-time in 10 of their last 15. At home, however, both teams scored before half-time in nine of Chapecoense's last 15 Serie A matches, a reminder that an early goal need not settle this contest.

Heitor, Rafael Carvalheira and Robert Santos are unavailable through injury. Camilo and Yago Felipe return after serving suspensions, giving Chapecoense options they did not have in their previous game.

Mirassol's Recent Form and Key Stats

Mirassol arrive with a stronger overall campaign but little room for comfort. They have 37 points from nine wins, 10 draws and 14 defeats, and their one-point cushion above the relegation zone leaves the outcome of this trip especially significant. A victory would improve their position, while a defeat could make their task of staying up more complicated.

Their recent results have been mixed. Mirassol beat Internacional 2-0 at home, drew 1-1 with São Paulo at home and then lost 2-0 away to Corinthians on October 30. Across their last five matches, they have one win, two draws and two defeats, averaging 0.8 goals scored and 1.0 conceded. Their full-season averages stand at 1.1 scored and 1.4 conceded per Serie A game.

The away defensive record offers Chapecoense some encouragement despite the difference between the teams' league campaigns. Mirassol have conceded at least once in each of their last 14 Serie A away matches, and in 19 of their last 20 away fixtures overall. They will also be without Bruno Santos, who was sent off against Corinthians, and Edson Carioca, who received a third yellow card in that game. Negueba remains in recovery.

Probable Lineups: Chapecoense vs Mirassol

Chapecoense: Anderson; Bruno Tubarão, Kauan, João Paulo, Bruno Pacheco; Camilo, Yago Felipe; Marcinho, Giovanni Augusto, Fernando; Yannick Bolaise.

Mirassol: Walter; Igor Formiga, João Victor, Willian Machado, Reinaldo; Neto Moura, Wallisson Luiz; Alesson, Eduardo, Carlos Eduardo; André Luis.

Chapecoense vs Mirassol Match Analysis

Mirassol have had the better of this fixture historically: Chapecoense have no wins, one draw and four losses in the supplied head-to-head summary. Their most recent meeting, though, ended 1-1 on May 10, 2026. That result, together with Mirassol's record of conceding on the road, suggests the visitors cannot rely on their higher league position alone. Chapecoense need to make their home opportunity count, but their recent scoring and defensive numbers show how difficult that may be.

The first half is a notable area to watch. Every one of Chapecoense's last 15 Serie A matches has featured a goal before half-time, while they have often been unable to take a lead into the interval. Mirassol's recent away defeat and Chapecoense's 3-0 loss to Bragantino give both sides reason to seek an improvement from their last outing. In a match carrying consequences for each team's survival prospects, an early goal could quickly change the pressure on either side.

Chapecoense vs Mirassol prediction from BetMines: Over 0.5 goals at Half-Time with 77% probability.