“Marllon turns a Mirassol corner into his own net, gifting the hosts a 1-0 lead in unfortunate circumstances as the defender's attempted clearance deflected past his own goalkeeper.”
Pivotal“Leonel Picco levels for Remo right on the stroke of half-time, cancelling out Marllon's earlier own goal and sending both sides into the break level at 1-1.”
Pivotal“João Victor restores Mirassol's advantage with the match-winning goal, finishing to make it 2-1 and ultimately proving to be the decisive blow of the contest.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Mirassol edged out Remo 2-1 in a match that was settled largely by first-half chaos and a decisive second-half strike. The hosts controlled the ball — 54% possession, 85% pass accuracy — but it was a set-piece misfortune that opened the scoring, as Marllon's deflection looped into his own net from a 30th-minute corner. Remo responded almost immediately through Leonel Picco just before the break, but Mirassol reasserted themselves after half-time when João Victor converted to make it 2-1, a lead they would not relinquish. Despite Remo generating more shots overall (13 to 8), they registered just two on target compared to Mirassol's four, and a big chances conversion rate of one from two told the story of a side that created little of real danger when it mattered. For Mirassol, this win provides meaningful relief given their precarious league position, while Remo's inability to build on their equaliser leaves them staring at continued mid-table mediocrity.
How entertaining was this match?
Mirassol and Remo meet in a must-not-lose Série A clash with both sides mired in the relegation zone, separated by just one point. The Estádio José Maria de Campos Maia hosts what could be a pivotal moment in both clubs' top-flight survival bids. Expect tension, low-scoring intensity, and every point feeling like gold.