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Bragantino vs Grêmio: Home Pressure Meets a Serious Away Problem. Read on for all our free predictions and betting tips.
Bragantino’s consistent high shot volume meets a Grêmio defence conceding many attempts, while Grêmio’s poor away scoring and defensive absences weaken their chances. Despite Bragantino’s recent fatigue and winless streak, their attacking edge gives them the clearer path to victory.
A 2-1 score fits Bragantino’s average 1.2 goals and 14.1 attempts per game against a Grêmio defence conceding 15.1 attempts. Grêmio’s limited away scoring and recent head-to-head counter-attack goal support their single goal. The bet is fragile to clean sheets or scoreless Grêmio.
Bragantino host Grêmio in the 24th round of the Brasileiro with both sides needing a response, but for very different reasons.
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Bragantino’s higher attacking attempts contrast with Grêmio’s winless away record.
Bragantino’s higher attacking attempts contrast with Grêmio’s winless away record.
Bragantino’s scoring rate and Grêmio’s defensive concessions support a 2-1 scoreline.
Bragantino’s 14.1 attempts per match create sustained pressure against Grêmio’s defence.
Three Punchy Stats
- Grêmio have scored only six goals in 11 away Brasileiro matches, a return that leaves very little margin when they fall behind.
- Bragantino have averaged 14.1 attempts across their last 10 league games, compared with Grêmio’s 8.9, highlighting the likely difference in attacking volume.
- Grêmio have allowed opponents 15.1 attempts per game across their last 10 league fixtures, while Bragantino have generated 14.1 themselves — a statistical overlap that points towards sustained home pressure if recent patterns continue.
Attacking Attempts per Match
Recent attacking records for Bragantino and Gremio are shown below.
Defensive Attempts Conceded per Match
Recent defensive records for Bragantino and Gremio are shown below.
The hosts are seventh with 32 points from 22 matches yet have gone four games without a win, while Grêmio sit on 25 points and only two clear of the relegation zone after a 3-0 defeat to Atlético-MG.
The league table separates them, but the more revealing contrast is in how the two sides are currently struggling. Bragantino have frequently produced pressure without enough reward. Grêmio’s problem is more severe: away from home, they have barely produced the attacking output required to win matches.
Bragantino’s pressure needs a better return
Bragantino have won only one of eight matches since the season resumed after the World Cup and are still searching for their first Brasileiro victory in that spell. Results have been frustrating rather than uniformly poor. They led before drawing 1-1 away to Athletico-PR, then drew 2-2 with Atlético-MG in midweek before exiting the Copa Sudamericana 3-2 on aggregate.
Across their last 10 league games, they have averaged 14.1 attempts and 3.9 shots on target while scoring 1.2 goals per match. That points to a side capable of generating a reasonable volume without consistently turning it into decisive separation.
There is also a physical question. Sunday will be Bragantino’s fourth match in 12 days, and Vagner Mancini must manage the workload of those involved against Atlético-MG. With their continental campaign finished, at least the focus is now uncomplicated.
Grêmio’s away record is the bigger warning
Grêmio have had a full week to prepare, which gives Luis Castro’s side a clear advantage in recovery time. The concern is what they have been producing on their travels.
They remain without a Brasileiro away win and have scored only six goals across 11 away league matches. Their broader recent numbers underline the issue: over the last 10 league games, Grêmio have averaged just 8.9 attempts and 3.3 shots on target, while opponents have managed 15.1 attempts and 5.0 shots on target.
That imbalance helps explain why the visitors cannot simply rely on defensive resistance. Their 3-0 loss to Atlético-MG was their heaviest defeat of the season under Castro and came immediately after victories over Mirassol and São Paulo had suggested some recovery.
The previous meeting with Bragantino offers another warning. Grêmio went ahead and threatened on the counter, but gradually ceded control as Bragantino accumulated pressure and found an equaliser. A repeat pattern would leave them defending for long periods against a side already inclined to spend time in the opposition half.
Selection issues sharpen the contrast
Bragantino could welcome Gustavo Marques and Bruninho back after both were cleared medically, although Vanderlan, Caue and Davi Gomes remain unavailable. Tiago Volpi is expected to return in goal after Cleiton played in the Copa Sudamericana.
Grêmio have more disruption. Walter Kannemann is suspended, while Gustavo Martins, Juan Nardoni and Dodi are unavailable through physical problems. Wallace and Wagner Leonardo are expected to start together in central defence, with Marlon returning at left-back.
Mathias Villasanti is available again after being rested against Atlético-MG and is expected to rejoin Erick Noriega and Filip Krovinovic. That fresh midfield presence may help Grêmio avoid the passivity that hurt them in the earlier meeting, but the larger question remains whether they can sustain enough threat to relieve defensive pressure.
Bragantino have the clearer route
This match is less about which side can dominate possession than which can solve its recurring weakness. Bragantino need to turn territorial control into cleaner chances and goals. Grêmio need to prove that an away attack averaging so little can offer enough resistance of its own.
The visitors’ additional rest may narrow the gap in intensity. Their away record, though, is difficult to ignore, especially against opponents who already tend to generate considerably more attempts.
📊 Market Explainer
Match Result Market
Selection: Red Bull Bragantino to win. Choose the home win, draw or away win after 90 minutes plus stoppage time. Extra time and penalties are excluded from settlement.
Correct Score Market
Selection: Red Bull Bragantino vs Grêmio 2-1. Predict the exact score at the end of 90 minutes plus stoppage time. Extra time and penalties do not count unless the bookmaker states otherwise.
🎯 Pick 1: Red Bull Bragantino to win @ 8/13
Red Bull Bragantino host Grêmio in the 24th round of the Brasileiro seeking to translate sustained shooting output into three points. Across their last 10 league matches, Bragantino have averaged 14.1 attempts and 3.9 shots on target per game, maintaining regular pressure in the opposition half. That shooting volume meets a Grêmio side that has allowed opponents an average of 15.1 attempts and 5.0 shots on target per fixture over their own 10-match stretch. This statistical overlap indicates that the hosts should secure ample opportunities inside dangerous areas throughout the 90 minutes.
Grêmio’s away performance figures present a substantial obstacle to their chances of securing a result in Bragança Paulista. Luis Castro’s side remain winless across 11 Brasileiro away fixtures, scoring just six goals on their travels all season. That lack of away attacking productivity is compounded by central defensive absences, with Walter Kannemann suspended alongside injury lay-offs for Gustavo Martins, Juan Nardoni, and Dodi. Wallace and Wagner Leonardo are set to form a central defensive pairing, which could struggle against a Bragantino attack that scored twice in midweek against Atlético-MG.
A potential concern for Bragantino is physical fatigue, as Sunday marks their fourth fixture in 12 days following their Copa Sudamericana exit. Vagner Mancini’s team are also winless in four matches, having drawn 1-1 with Athletico-PR and 2-2 with Atlético-MG. However, Grêmio’s low away scoring record of 0.55 goals per game and heavy 3-0 defeat in their previous fixture leave the hosts with the clearer route to victory.
🎯 Tactical Indicators
- Bragantino average 14.1 attempts per match across their last 10 league fixtures.
- Grêmio have failed to win any of their 11 away Brasileiro matches, scoring six goals in total on the road.
- Grêmio allow opponents an average of 15.1 attempts per game over their past 10 league outings.
Risk Factor: Bragantino may struggle if fatigue from four matches in 12 days reduces their tempo, aiding Grêmio's chances.
Key Tactical Mismatch
Averaging 14.1 attempts per match over their last 10 league fixtures, generating continuous pressure.
Surrendering 15.1 attempts and 5.0 shots on target per match across their past 10 league games.
🎯 Pick 2: Red Bull Bragantino vs Grêmio 2-1 @ 7/1
A 2-1 home victory reflects the statistical realities of both teams’ recent attacking and defensive returns. Red Bull Bragantino have averaged 1.2 goals per match across their past 10 league fixtures while creating 14.1 attempts per game. Facing a Grêmio defensive line that surrenders 15.1 attempts per match and recently conceded three goals against Atlético-MG, the hosts possess sufficient territorial presence to score twice. Furthermore, Bragantino scored two goals in their midweek 2-2 draw with Atlético-MG, demonstrating their ability to find the net multiple times against top-tier opposition.
Justifying Grêmio’s single goal requires examining their limited away output alongside Bragantino’s defensive record. Grêmio have managed only six goals across 11 away Brasileiro matches, but the previous head-to-head meeting showed they can strike on the counter-attack after opening the scoring before Bragantino equalised. Additionally, the return of Mathias Villasanti to midfield alongside Erick Noriega and Filip Krovinovic provides central stability to launch forward transitions. With Bragantino conceding in their recent 1-1 draw with Athletico-PR and 2-2 draw with Atlético-MG, Grêmio scoring once remains plausible.
The primary risk to a 2-1 correct score bet is its inherent fragility, as a single additional goal or a clean sheet defeats the selection. If Bragantino’s defensive adjustments keep Grêmio scoreless for a 2-0 result, or if Grêmio capitalise on Bragantino’s fixture fatigue to secure a 1-1 draw, the bet fails. Nevertheless, 2-1 offers a coherent outcome based on supplied performance metrics.
Risk Factor: The 2-1 scoreline is vulnerable if Bragantino keep a clean sheet or Grêmio fail to score.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Match Result market require for Pick 1 to win?
Bragantino must win after 90 minutes plus stoppage time; draws or Grêmio wins lose.
How does the Correct Score market settle for Pick 2?
The match must end exactly 2-1 to Bragantino in normal time to win.
Why is Bragantino favoured despite recent winless streak?
Bragantino's higher attacking volume contrasts with Grêmio's winless away record.
What supports Grêmio scoring exactly one goal?
Grêmio scored after leading in the previous meeting and Bragantino conceded in recent draws.
How do Grêmio's defensive absences affect the match?
Suspensions and injuries force a less experienced central defence against a strong attack.
What is the difference between Match Result and Double Chance?
Match Result requires a Bragantino win; Double Chance covers win or draw at lower risk.
