Brazillian Serie A Tips & Predictions

Serie A stats and tips

Mirassol v A Mineiro - Both Teams To Score & Result - draw

is the backdrop as Mirassol and Atlético Mineiro clash on Saturday night, in what could well be a proper ding-dong battle. R. Silva Guanaes's side have the highest number of BTTS + draws of any club in the division - 10 in 34 matches. An extension of that record can be backed at 4.75.

Chapecoense v Vasco d Gama - Double Chance - away win or draw

Following your favourite footy team year after year can be draining, and Chapecoense’s hardy follows know that feeling especially well right now. Their team, led by R. dos Santos Lacerda, has now failed to win any of their last 19 Serie A matches, and the clouds hardly look like parting against Vasco da Gama at Arena Condá on Wednesday morning. Backing opposition manager P. dos Santos Martins Silva to add to their misery by leading his lads to a positive result is available at top odds of 1.35.

Cortiba v Santos - Both Teams To Score - yes

Supporters at Estádio Major Antônio Couto Pere may be banking on action at both ends on Wednesday, and with good reason if Santos's recent record is anything to go by. We've seen BTTS in 25 of their 34 Serie A matches this season, more than any side in the competition.

Remo v Chapecoense - Half Time / Full Time - home+home

Chapecoense will be looking to avoid adding to the 12 matches they have already lost at both the break and the final whistle this season when they play Remo on Wednesday. R. dos Santos Lacerda's side already lead the rest of Serie A in that category, and won't want to make it any worse. Opposing boss T. Carpini Barbosa , on the other hand, will be feeling very differently.

Cruzeiro v Palmeiras - Double Chance - away win or draw

A. Moreira Ferreira and his Palmeiras troops have gained a useful way of claiming something from pretty much every Serie A game they play. They're unbeaten in 11 in Serie A now, so Artur Jorge and his Cruzeiro team will have to be at their best if they're to get the win at Estádio Governador Magalhães Pin on Wednesday.

Flamengo v Athletico PR - Win / Draw / Win - home win

Few will have missed the impressive form of Flamengo in recent weeks. They've won 5 consecutive Serie A outings, and J. Nunes Alves Sousa Jardim will be going all out to keep that run going as they come up against Athletico PR at Estadio Jornalista Mário Filho on Wednesday night.

Corinthians v Botafogo - Double Chance - away win or draw

Corinthians simply have not been able to find a way past Botafogo in the Serie A in recent years. The two teams have played on 5 occasions since 2024, and Botafogo have been unbeaten in them all. Thursday's game at Arena Corinthians could be a tricky one for W. Batista de Almeida & co.

Gremio v Bahia - Over / Under 4.5 Goals - over

If you're looking for goals this Thursday, you might want to think about heading down to Arena do Grêmio. 7 of Bahia's Serie A fixtures this campaign have ended up with over 4.5 goals - the most in the competition. Who would bet against another, especially with odds of 5.00 available?

Vasco d Gama v Internacional - Over / Under 4.5 Goals - under

Internacional's recent games in Serie A have delivered decent entertainment, and a fair amount of goals, but it has been some time since E. Baptista's charges treated their fans to one of those games that has you waxing lyrical in the pub afterwards. There have been no more than 4 goals in each of their last 8 games.

Vitoria v Bragantino - Double Chance - away win or draw

What a dismal succession of results for Vitória and their fans, with their last Serie A success now coming 5 games ago. Boss J. Ribeiro Ventura has to find a way out, and preferably right away. Will Bragantino at Estádio Manoel Barradas on Thursday come too soon, or be a turning point?

Sao Paulo v Fluminense - Over / Under 2.5 Goals - under

Low scoring fixtures aren't always entirely dull, but fans of Sao Paulo have had too many chances to test that theory this term. 21 of their side's encounters in Serie A have finished with under 2.5 goals so far - the most in the competition. Will M. De Oliveira and his Fluminense team be capable of adding some goalmouth action into this fixture on Friday? Or will it be same old same old?