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Prediction published on Jul 17, 2025 8:27 PM by Dario in Brazil - Serie A | Modified on Jul 17, 2025 8:59 PM
The curtain comes down on Round 15 of the Brasileirão Betano with a clash at the Estádio José Maria de Campos Maia, where Mirassol hosts Santos. The home side, promoted to the top flight just last year, have had a strong start to the season. After twelve games, they are in the race for a spot in the continental competitions. Rafael Guanaes’ men currently sit 11th in the table, largely thanks to an unbeaten streak of five matches consisting of three wins and two draws. Unlike their rivals in the fight for continental qualification—a historic goal for the club—Mirassol has the advantage of focusing solely on the Brasileirão Betano, with no additional competitions to distract them. As a newly promoted side with no pressure and their only real goal being survival, Mirassol has nothing to lose. On the other hand, Santos, though also newly promoted, cannot afford to slip up any further. Despite being newcomers, the eight-time Brazilian champions began the season with the ambition of returning to the top of the table, as evidenced by the arrival of Neymar in January. Cleber Xavier’s men had a rocky start but have recently bounced back with two consecutive league wins. Now just a few points away from the continental qualification spots (Copa Sudamericana and Copa Libertadores), Santos are aiming to keep the momentum going. Their first major test is this away game at Mirassol. Despite the difference in prestige and the promising signs from Neymar and co., this will be anything but easy.
In their latest league fixture, Mirassol earned an important 1-1 draw away at Palmeiras. Their recent run of five matches has been very positive: three wins and two draws, with an average of 1.4 goals scored and just 0.6 conceded per game. Their last defeat dates back to May 6th, a 1-0 away loss to Red Bull Bragantino.
So far, the Leãozinho (Little Lion) has picked up 18 points from 4 wins, 6 draws, and 2 losses. One of the team’s standout features is their attack, particularly the performances of fullback Reinaldo, who has already scored 6 goals this season. Mirassol remains unbeaten at home with three wins and two draws, averaging two goals scored and one conceded per game on their own turf.
Santos enters the match on the back of two consecutive wins: a 2-3 away victory at Fortaleza and a 1-0 home win against Flamengo, the current leaders of the Brasileirão Betano. Over their last five matches, they have collected three wins, one draw, and one loss, averaging 1 goal scored and 0.6 conceded per match and keeping three clean sheets.
With 14 points after 13 rounds (4 wins, 2 draws, 7 losses), Peixe have struggled in attack—so much so that their top scorer is Alvaro Barreal with just 3 goals. Away from home, their form has seen a turnaround: after losing their first five away matches, Neymar and company have now won their last two, against Vitória and Fortaleza.
The match between Mirassol and Santos is shaping up to be more balanced than many might expect. The hosts have won three of their last four home games, while the visitors have achieved the same number of away wins recently.
BetMines’ Mirassol vs Santos prediction gives a slight edge to Santos, who are expected to avoid defeat at the Estádio José Maria de Campos Maia. Cleber Xavier’s squad is on an upward trend, winning four of their last six matches—and in each of those wins, they were the first to score.
Santos also holds the advantage in head-to-head history: Peixe have lost only one of their last ten encounters with Mirassol, earning seven wins and two draws. Their last meeting, in the Campeonato Paulista this past January, ended 2-1 in favor of Santos, with a brace from Guilherme and a stoppage-time goal by Iury Castilho.
The BetMines algorithm leans toward a match with under 2.5 total goals, consistent with five of Mirassol’s last six games.
Santos, despite winning their last two away fixtures, had previously scored just one goal across their prior five away matches, showing they still have offensive gaps to address when playing away from home.
MIRASSOL (4-2-3-1): Walter; Ramon, Victor, Jemmes, Reinaldo; Danielzinho, N. Moura; Alesson, Yago, Gabriel; Carioca. Coach: Rafael Guanaes
SANTOS (4-2-3-1): Brazão; Escobar, Basso, L. Peres, Souza; Rincon, Rafael; Barreal, Neymar, Guilherme; Washington. Coach: Cleber Xavier
This section provides average statistics and percentages on the main markets for the last 10 matches of both teams
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