Remo Belem
GrêmioBy Femi Lamido — Football expert specializing in Portugal, Brazil, Switzerland & Iceland
Both sides enter the final stretch of the Brazilian Serie A trapped inside the relegation zone. Grêmio sit 17th with 29 points, while Remo Belém are 19th on 23. The hosts have gone ten rounds without a win, losing their last five matches. Grêmio, meanwhile, arrived at the break winless in three rounds, so this direct clash becomes a straight fight for the chance to close the gap on safety.
Thiago Carpini used the nearly three-week hiatus from official games to rebuild his squad. Ivaldo and Patrick have returned to full fitness, while Jajá and Maike have recovered and are training with the group again. Jajá’s return is especially significant: with seven goals, he remains Remo’s top scorer in Serie A. In the last training session, Carpini also tried Marcelinho higher up on the right flank, aiming to inject more pace into the attack.
Yet five consecutive defeats show that attacking intent alone is not enough for the home side. Over that stretch, Remo have conceded in every match, and in four of those they shipped at least two goals. They will have to chase a win, but playing too openly would leave space for counter‑attacks.
Renato Gaúcho is preparing a more crowded midfield, featuring Barbosa, Villasanti and Nardoni. Pavón and Amuzu are expected to position themselves closer to Vinicius. This shape is designed to add compactness while also delivering the ball more frequently to the centre‑forward. Vinicius has scored 20 goals across all competitions, and Amuzu has eight – this duo remains Grêmio’s primary attacking resource.
Grêmio’s problem is their away record. They have yet to win on the road in the current Serie A, managing only four draws in 14 matches and scoring just eight goals. Even against a side sitting second‑from‑bottom, that statistic makes it hard to confidently back the visitors.
Remo Belém (4‑3‑3): Rangel – Alexandre, Ivaldo, Marllon, Marlon – Picco, Patrick, Bueno – Marcelinho, Galeano, Taliari
Unavailable: Velison, Poveda, Fernando (all suspended), Lucas, Felipe (both injured)
Head coach: Thiago Carpini
Grêmio (4‑3‑3): Weverton – Pedro, Uolace, Kannemann, Paulista – Barbosa, Villasanti, Nardoni – Pavón, Amuzu, Vinicius
Unavailable: Martins, Noriega (both suspended), Caito, Marlon, Cabral, Nascimento (all injured), Gabriel (international duty)
Head coach: Renato Gaúcho
Both teams are under serious relegation pressure, yet neither inspires confidence as a reliable favourite. Remo have not won in a long time, and Grêmio are still searching for their first away victory in this championship. The first meeting of the season also ended 0‑0. Pick: Draw at odds of 3.30. We assess the probability at 35% – anything above 2.86 is playable.
Total goals bet: Grêmio have scored only eight goals in 14 away matches, and the first head‑to‑head finished 0‑0. After a long break, Remo are unlikely to open up immediately against a direct rival, so a cautious scenario is more plausible. Pick: Under 2.5 goals at odds of 1.90. We estimate a 60% chance of this outcome – anything above 1.67 is playable.
The editorial prediction is provided for informational purposes only and should not be treated as a direct call to action. Every reader should do their own analysis before deciding on a bet.
Remo Belem's 2-1 home win is the exact scoreline I'm backing against Grêmio. That's my confident call for this Série A clash.
Remo Belem won’t take all three points here. A 1‑1 draw hits the spot at 6.20 — that’s the outcome I’m backing. No win for the hosts, plain and simple.
Remo Belem’s winless run has stretched far too long. I see this as the moment to snap that streak, so I’m backing them to take all three points against Grêmio.
The 2:1 correct score for Grêmio is the play. That result is one of the most common in football, and at 8.30 it offers solid value.
Remo Belem will take down Grêmio with a 2-1 scoreline in this Série A clash. That exact result at 8.30 is the play I'm locking in.
Remo Belem and Grêmio are too close in class for either side to be a clear favorite, and that balance should produce goals at both ends. I see the draw as the most probable result, so the 3.36 on the level outcome is worth taking.
Remo Belem’s winless run has stretched far too long. I see this as the moment to snap that streak, so I’m backing them to take all three points against Grêmio.
Remo Belem and Grêmio are too close in class for either side to be a clear favorite, and that balance should produce goals at both ends. I see the draw as the most probable result, so the 3.36 on the level outcome is worth taking.
Remo Belem's 2-1 home win is the exact scoreline I'm backing against Grêmio. That's my confident call for this Série A clash.
Remo Belem won’t take all three points here. A 1‑1 draw hits the spot at 6.20 — that’s the outcome I’m backing. No win for the hosts, plain and simple.
The 2:1 correct score for Grêmio is the play. That result is one of the most common in football, and at 8.30 it offers solid value.
Remo Belem will take down Grêmio with a 2-1 scoreline in this Série A clash. That exact result at 8.30 is the play I'm locking in.
The match is in the Brazilian Serie A on October 7, 2026, at 23:30 local time.
The recommended bet is a draw at odds of 3.30, with a probability of 35%. Also, under 2.5 goals at odds of 1.90 is suggested, with a 60% chance.
Neither team is a clear favorite. Remo Belem have lost five consecutive matches, and Grêmio have not won away all season.
Remo Belem are 19th with 23 points and have gone ten matches without a win, losing their last five. Grêmio are 17th with 29 points and are winless in three rounds.
Yes. For Remo Belem, Velison, Poveda, and Fernando are suspended; Lucas and Felipe are injured. For Grêmio, Martins and Noriega are suspended, while Caito, Marlon, Cabral, and Nascimento are injured; Gabriel is on international duty.