2 – 3
“Yago Pikachu opened the scoring for Remo after a sustained spell of Remo pressure, converting to make it 1-0 following two blocked and saved Chapecoense shots at the other end.”
Pivotal“Rafael Carvalheira struck just two minutes after half-time to restore Remo's lead at 2-1, a goal that came after Chapecoense had equalised before the break and suggested Remo were the sharper side coming out of the dressing room.”
Pivotal“With three minutes left, Bruno Leonardo turned the ball into his own net under pressure, gifting Remo a cruel but decisive 3-2 lead — a moment that ended Chapecoense's hopes of salvaging a point and settled the tie in devastating fashion for the hosts.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Remo edged a chaotic, back-and-forth encounter at Chapecó to claim all three points in what proved to be a deeply consequential result for both sides in Serie A. Yago Pikachu gave the visitors an early foothold, but Neto Pessoa's equaliser before the half hour restored parity. Chapecoense turned the game on its head almost immediately after the restart, with Rafael Carvalheira netting within two minutes of the second half — only for Jajá to level matters again just four minutes later, pushing the match back into deadlock. The decisive blow came from the most unfortunate of sources: defender Bruno Leonardo turned the ball into his own net in the 87th minute to gift Remo the win. The statistics paint a picture of Chapecoense's wastefulness — they dominated possession at 52%, fired 18 shots to Remo's 11, and created four big chances but converted just two, missing three clear openings in total. Remo, by contrast, were more dangerous on the counter despite seeing less of the ball, registering 45 dangerous attacks and showing the greater composure when it mattered. For Chapecoense, sitting in the relegation picture, this defeat deepens their crisis; Remo, in fine form, continue to push up the table.
How entertaining was this match?
Two of Serie A's bottom-three sides collide in a six-pointer that could define their top-flight futures. With Chapecoense sitting rock-bottom and Remo just one place above, every point at Arena Condá on Sunday is worth its weight in gold.