Remo 2–0 Vitória | Série A Match Analysis — July 25, 2026

Result Summary

Clube do Remo delivered a composed and clinical home performance to defeat Vitória 2–0 in Série A, with goals from Jandir Breno Souza Silva in the 39th minute and Alef Mangueira Severino Pereira early in the second half sealing a deserved three points for coach Leonardo Rodrigues Condé's side. Despite being dominated in terms of possession and overall attacking volume, Remo's efficiency in front of goal proved to be the decisive factor on the night.

Match Analysis

The statistics paint a fascinating picture of a match where the losing side arguably controlled large portions of play. Vitória enjoyed 64% ball possession to Remo's 36%, generated 110 attacks compared to Remo's 87, and created 61 dangerous attacks against the home side's 38. They also won 9 corners to Remo's 4, and their pass success rate of 85% outpaced Remo's 76%. By most conventional metrics, Jair Ventura's side were the more dominant team in terms of build-up and territorial control.

However, the numbers that mattered most told a different story. Remo registered 9 shots on target from 15 total, compared to Vitória's 6 from 14 — a striking conversion of pressure into genuine threat. It was a masterclass in counter-attacking pragmatism from Condé's side.

The opener arrived on 39 minutes, when Jandir Breno Souza Silva finished with a right-foot shot, assisted by Mayk — a moment that rewarded Remo's patience and gave them a crucial lead heading into half-time. The atmosphere shifted further when Alef Mangueira Severino Pereira doubled the advantage in the 54th minute, again via a right-foot effort, with Zé Ricardo providing the assist. That second goal effectively ended the contest just nine minutes into the second half, before Vitória could mount any meaningful response.

Discipline was a challenge for Remo, who collected three yellow cards — José Ivaldo was booked as early as the 4th minute for a foul, Matheus Felipe followed in the 43rd, and Glaybson Yago was cautioned in the 53rd minute for time wasting, underlining the home side's awareness of protecting the result. Vitória's Carlos de Menezes Júnior also saw yellow in the 41st minute. Remo also committed 16 fouls overall to Vitória's 8, reflecting the defensive effort required to contain a possession-heavy opponent.

Vitória made a bold quadruple substitution at the 61st minute — bringing on Renato Kayzer, Matheus Martins, Tomás Pochettino, and Fabiano — in an attempt to spark a comeback, but Remo's defensive organisation held firm through a series of their own changes, including the introduction of Gabriel Pereira Taliari, Patrick Bezerra, and eventually Vitor Frezarin Bueno for the assist-maker Zé Ricardo at the 78th mark.

Prediction Review

Our pre-match analysis forecast a 1–0 Remo home win, with a 44% probability assigned to a home victory and a confidence level of 58/100. The outcome — a 2–0 Remo win — validated the directional call correctly, even if the margin exceeded expectations. The prediction correctly identified Remo's home advantage and Vitória's vulnerability, despite the latter's possession-based strengths.

Key Takeaways

• Remo's clinical finishing (9 shots on target, 2 goals) proved decisive against a possession-dominant Vitória side
• Vitória's volume without quality — 61 dangerous attacks and 9 corners yielded zero goals — is a concerning pattern for Jair Ventura's team
• Alef Mangueira and Jandir Breno's goals highlight Remo's attacking depth as meaningful contributors to their Série A campaign