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Mirassol
10:30 PM
July 29, 2026
Remo
Prediction published on Jul 28, 2026 1:03 AM by Dario in Brazil - Serie A | Modified on Jul 28, 2026 1:03 AM
Mirassol and Remo meet in a high-pressure contest during the 21st round of the Brazilian Serie A. Scheduled for Wednesday at 19:30 Brasília time, this direct battle near the relegation zone carries considerable importance for both teams. Mirassol are ranked 19th, while Remo sit one place above them in 18th. Their first league meeting finished in a 2-2 draw on February 4, 2026, underlining how closely contested this fixture can be. The hosts return to Campos Maia after collecting four points from two matches following the break for the World Cup, while the visitors arrive after an encouraging home victory. With both clubs trying to improve difficult league campaigns, the outcome could have a significant impact on their immediate prospects.
Mirassol enter the match after drawing 1-1 away to Vasco da Gama on July 25. That result followed a home victory over Grêmio and kept the team unbeaten in its two games after the calendar resumed. Across their last five matches, the hosts have registered two wins, one draw and two defeats, scoring and conceding an average of 0.8 goals per game.
Their broader Serie A record shows five wins, five draws and nine losses. Mirassol have averaged 1.1 goals scored and 1.4 conceded during the league season, numbers that help explain their position in the bottom two. Defensive consistency remains an issue, with the team conceding at least once in 19 of its last 20 Serie A matches. Nevertheless, recent home performances offer some encouragement: Mirassol have collected two wins and one draw from their latest games as hosts.
The first half could be particularly important for the home side. Mirassol have not been behind at half-time in any of their last 20 home matches, including their last 13 at Campos Maia in Serie A. They have also led at the interval in six of their previous ten league fixtures. Meanwhile, each of their last 11 home matches has produced fewer than 3.5 total goals, indicating that their games on home soil have generally remained within a controlled scoring range.
There are several availability concerns. Goalkeeper Walter is unavailable after receiving his third yellow card in the previous round, so Carlos Thomazella is set to make his debut for the club. Alex Muralha and Negueba also remain in the medical department. A positive development is the return of Igor Formiga, the team’s leading scoring defender in Serie A, who found the net in the last round.
Remo travel into this encounter following a 2-0 victory over Vitória on July 26. Their short-term results have improved considerably, with four wins across the last seven league rounds. Three of those victories came in their most recent five matches, a sequence completed by two defeats and no draws. During that five-game run, Remo averaged 1.4 goals both scored and conceded.
The visitors have recorded five victories, six draws and nine defeats in Serie A this season. They are averaging 1.2 goals per match while conceding 1.6, leaving room for improvement at both ends of the pitch. Their recent upturn is significant because five wins represent their total return from the opening 20 league matches. The team had spent 16 rounds inside the relegation places, but its latest results have strengthened the possibility of climbing away from danger.
Remo’s first-half record provides another important angle for this match preview. The visitors have failed to win the opening half in 19 of their last 20 matches. That trend contrasts with Mirassol’s ability to avoid half-time deficits at home and may make the opening period a decisive phase of the contest.
The away side also have confirmed absences. Duplexe Tchamba, Eduardo Melo and João Lucas are all in the medical department. In attack, Alef Manga and Jajá are available. Both have scored five league goals and share the status of Remo’s leading Serie A scorers, making their presence especially relevant as the visitors seek to build on the victory over Vitória.
This meeting brings together two sides separated by only one position in the Serie A ranking. Mirassol’s home advantage and unbeaten return from the break give the hosts reasons for confidence, but Remo’s four victories in seven rounds demonstrate that the visitors are improving at a crucial stage of the campaign. Neither team can afford to approach the fixture passively, as points collected against a direct rival may carry added weight in the battle to leave the relegation zone.
The available statistics suggest a contest shaped by fine margins. Mirassol have been difficult to trail at half-time on their own ground, yet their record of conceding in 19 of the last 20 league matches means Remo should still see opportunities. The visitors, meanwhile, have struggled to establish first-half leads but arrive with the stronger five-match attacking average. Their shared leading scorers, Alef Manga and Jajá, could therefore have an important role against a home defence that has rarely kept opponents out.
There is also recent evidence that the fixture can open up. The previous meeting ended 2-2, while the head-to-head summary from Mirassol’s perspective stands at no wins, one draw and one defeat, with averages of 1.5 goals scored and 2.5 conceded. Even so, Mirassol’s sequence of 11 home games with under 3.5 total goals points toward a match that may remain competitive rather than become completely stretched. The hosts will aim to use their solid first-half home record, while Remo will look to extend the improved run that has produced most of their league wins in recent weeks.
Mirassol: Carlos Thomazella; Igor Formiga, João Victor, Gabriel Knesowitsch and Reinaldo; Eduardo, Denilson and Japa;
This section provides average statistics and percentages on the main markets for the last 10 matches of both teams
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Remo
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0.5
0
10
0
10
1.5
3
7
2
8
2.5
6
4
4
6
3.5
9
1
9
1
4.5
10
0
9
1