Remo vs Mirassol Prediction

Remo vs Mirassol prediction: Baenão tests Osorio’s plan

The Remo vs Mirassol prediction starts with a simple setting: Serie A, Round 2, and a hot night in Belém. Kick-off is set for 23:00 GMT on 2026-02-04 at the Estádio Evandro Almeida (Baenão), where Remo’s return to the top flight has turned every home game into an event. Tickets are priced like “Serie A nights are back” (R$100 stands, R$200 chairs), and the Fenômeno Azul will expect a response after an opening-day loss.

Match context: new ideas for Remo, steady rise for Mirassol

Remo come in under Juan Carlos Osorio, a coach who likes intensity, a high press, and positional play. That approach is still bedding in, and the 0-2 defeat to Vitória in their first match underlined the tricky part: pressing is great, but it can leave space if the timing is off. Osorio has also spoken about Serie A being the absolute priority and about “training the game through the game,” which is his way of saying: expect tweaks, rotations, and lots of tactical learning in real time.

Mirassol, meanwhile, arrive with a calmer story. After a historic 2025 that ended 4th and a Libertadores ticket, Rafael Guanaes has kept the message grounded: don’t live in last season, and don’t look too far ahead. His team’s identity is clearer—defensive discipline first, then quick counters—and they started 2026 with a 2-1 win over Vasco. In short: Remo are building, Mirassol are polishing.

Player news that could shape the game

• Remo injuries/doubts: Patrick de Paula is out with a knee injury. Panagiotis Tachtsidis is a doubt with muscular issues.
• Remo suspensions risk: Nico Ferreira and Diego Hernandez reportedly face sports court (STJD) suspensions, which could thin the attacking options.
• Remo key names: Yago Pikachu is expected to be a main outlet going forward, with João Pedro alongside; Klaus and Kayky should anchor the back line.
• Mirassol injuries: Edson Carioca (thigh) and Negueba (calf) are expected out until mid-February; Carlos Eduardo (thigh) and Igor Carius (calf) are also listed.
• Mirassol danger man: Eduardo remains important in transition play and has recently chipped in with goals.

One more layer: the “head to head” memory. The last meeting (2022-05-15) ended Remo 3-1 Mirassol, when Remo were also priced as favorites (2.31) compared to Mirassol (3.03). But that was a different context. Today the squad values suggest a shift in weight: Remo at €21.52m, Mirassol at €31.75m. Money doesn’t score goals, but it often buys depth—useful across a long Serie A season.

Remo vs Mirassol Prediction: odds, betting tips, and AI picks

The market also hints at how tight this could be. Current 1X2 odds: Home win 3.0, Draw 3.2, Away win 2.65. That slight lean toward Mirassol fits the “stable system vs new project” storyline, especially with Remo still searching for their first points.

Our main betting angle: keep goals in check

NerdyTips’ best pick for this Remo vs Mirassol prediction is Under 3.5 goals at 1.26, with a confidence rating of 4.5/10. The confidence is moderate (not a lock), but the logic is clear: Remo are adapting to Osorio’s demands, Mirassol tend to protect their base and counter, and early-season games often bring heavy legs and cautious decisions.

• Best tip: Under 3.5 goals (odds 1.26)
• AI trust level: 4.5/10
• Model score call: 0-2
• Half-time expectation: 0-1

What about the 1X2 market?

The AI’s 1X2 prediction is “2” (away win) at 2.65, but with low confidence (1.8). That’s the model basically saying: “Mirassol look slightly better on paper, but football laughs at certainty.” Remo have already shown they can spoil the script—like the 1-1 away draw at Novorizontino on 2025-11-08 when they were priced at 5.1. Mirassol have their own chaos card too, drawing 3-3 away at Botafogo on 2025-09-17 at big odds (5.05). So yes, Mirassol are favored, but don’t bet your rent because a model sounded brave.

Simple staking idea for beginner bettors

1. Safer route: Under 3.5 goals for a steady, lower-return option.
2. Riskier route: Mirassol to win (2.65) only if you accept the low confidence and the noisy early-season factor.

Final thought: Baenão will push Remo forward, but Mirassol’s structure and higher squad value suggest they can manage the moments. If the game follows the script, it’s a controlled away performance—more chess than fireworks, even if Belém will try to turn it into a carnival.