Can Remo Trouble RB Bragantino in Belém?
RB Bragantino beat Remo 4-2 in April, and the gap between the sides is wide again as they meet in Belém. Remo need to find the fight that eluded them in the first meeting.
📍 Estádio Evandro Almeida
Match facts
Recent form
Last 5 league games, latest on the right
Goals per game
| Scored | Conceded | |
|---|---|---|
| Remo | 1.1 | 1.6 |
| RB Bragantino | 1.3 | 1.2 |
League position
| Pos | Team | P | GD | Pts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 | RB Bragantino | 30 | +3 | 40 |
| 19 | Remo | 30 | -15 | 25 |
Last meetings
- 2026RB Bragantino4-2Remo
Absences
Remo
- OutJoao Lucas · Knee Injury
- OutMarcelo Rangel · Yellow Cards
- OutMatheus Felipe · Inactive
- OutD. Tchamba · Inactive
- OutZe Ivaldo · Yellow Cards
RB Bragantino
- OutDavi Gomes · Knee Injury
- DoubtfulGustavo Marques · Injury
- DoubtfulH. Mosquera · Inactive
- DoubtfulRodriguinho · Inactive
Bragantino already know how to beat Remo this season. In April they won 4-2, and the two sides meet again in Belém with a clear gap between them: Bragantino are 10th on 40 points, while Remo sit 19th on 25 in a 20-team table. The question for the home side is whether they can make this a real contest.
Context & stakes
Bragantino are comfortably placed in the top half, with a goal difference of +3. Remo are deep in the relegation zone, with a goal difference of -15, so every point at the Estádio Evandro Almeida matters more to the hosts. For Bragantino, a win would mean keeping their distance from the bottom of the table and continuing a season that has been far more stable.
Form
Remo’s last five league games have produced two draws and three defeats, and they have scored only three goals while conceding six. Their season has been a struggle: five wins, ten draws and fifteen defeats, with 33 goals scored and 48 conceded. Their home record is hardly a fortress either, with three wins from fifteen games.
Bragantino have been more consistent. Their recent run reads win, draw, defeat, defeat, draw, and they have scored seven and conceded seven across their last five. Over the season they have won eleven, drawn seven and lost twelve, scoring 38 and conceding 35.
Head-to-head
The April meeting is the only recent clash between the two, and it went Bragantino’s way. Remo conceded four goals, which is a worrying sign for a side whose defence has been leaking goals all season.
Team news
Remo will be without several players. Joao Lucas is out with a knee injury, while Marcelo Rangel and Ze Ivaldo are unavailable after yellow card suspensions. Matheus Felipe and D. Tchamba also miss out.
Bragantino have a key absence of their own, as Davi Gomes is sidelined with a knee injury. Gustavo Marques, H. Mosquera and Rodriguinho are doubts for the visitors.
Our prediction
Remo have the home advantage and a chance to disrupt a side that has been more solid than them throughout the campaign, but their attack has struggled to score consistently and their defence has conceded far too often. Bragantino have the better squad depth and the better recent record, so they should edge a tight, low-scoring game. Remo can keep it competitive, but Bragantino look the more likely to take the points.
Remo 1-2 RB Bragantino

