Cruzeiro and Remo meet at Cruzeiro's ground on 23 October, and the numbers tell a story that is hard to argue with. The home side have won 13 of their last 20 home games, scoring 1.75 per game and conceding just 0.85. Eight of those 20 were clean sheets, and they failed to score in only one. Remo, travelling to this fixture, have won just 4 of their last 20 away games, scoring 1 per game and conceding 1.55. They failed to score in 8 of those 20. The gap in the matchup table is wide on every line — points per game 2.1 to 0.9, goals scored 1.75 to 1.0, goals conceded 0.85 to 1.55.
And the recent form sharpens the picture further. Cruzeiro have won 3 of their last 5, scoring 12 and conceding 9 at a rate of 2.4 per game. Their last outing was a 4–2 win at Gremio's ground on 18 October. Remo, meanwhile, have not won in 10 games — 0 wins, 4 draws, 6 losses — and their last 3 have been draws, scoring 2 and conceding 2 across those three. Their most recent match was a 1–1 at home to RB Bragantino on 18 October, and before that a 0–0 at Vasco on 10 October. A side that has not found the winning formula in a month is a side that struggles to find it on the road.
The head-to-head is thin on recent evidence. The only meeting within the last 12 months was on 25 April 2026 at Remo's ground, where Cruzeiro won 1–0. The older meetings stretch back five years and are historical record only, so they do not carry the weight of current form. What they do show is that this fixture has produced low-scoring results — 3 of the 5 meetings finished under 2.5 goals — but that is a dated picture and I would not lean on it heavily.
Now, the counter-argument, for balance. Remo have drawn their last 3, and 6 of their 20 away games have been draws. They are not collapsing; they are treading water. Cruzeiro, for all their home strength, lost 2 of their last 5 — the 2–4 at RB Bragantino on 13 October and the 1–2 at Santos on 13 September. And the head-to-head, such as it is, gives no sense of a dominant pattern. One recent meeting is not a trend. The older meetings, where Remo won 3 of 4, are historical and do not speak to the current shape of either team.
So the football points firmly toward Cruzeiro. The home record, the away weakness of the visitors, the winless run, the scoring gap — it all aligns. But the price on the board, at 1.38, asks for a certainty that the evidence, strong as it is, does not quite deliver. The available prices could not be used for a recommendation.
Key Points:
- Cruzeiro home record: 13W 3D 4L in 20 games, 1.75 scored per game, 0.85 conceded per game
- Remo away record: 4W 6D 10L in 20 games, 1 scored per game, 1.55 conceded per game
- Remo have won 0 of their last 10 games and drawn their last 3
- Only recent head-to-head meeting (25 April 2026): Cruzeiro 1–0 Remo
- Cruzeiro scored 2.4 per game in their last 5; Remo scored 0.8 per game in theirs
No Bet.
