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Remo vs Atletico-MG: Bottom-Two Hosts Face Mid-Table Visitors in Serie A

Remo host Atletico-MG on Sunday in Serie A matchday 22, with seven points separating a side in the bottom two from one sitting tenth.

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·8 Aug·2 min read
Remo vs Atletico-MG: Bottom-Two Hosts Face Mid-Table Visitors in Serie A
Remo vs Atletico-MG: Bottom-Two Hosts Face Mid-Table Visitors in Serie APhotograph: MatchdayReport picture desk

Remo welcome Atletico-MG to Estadio Evandro Almeida on Sunday evening for a Serie A regular season fixture that carries considerable weight for the home side. Kick-off is at 20:00 UTC, with the hosts sitting 19th in the 20-team table and their visitors occupying tenth place.

Remo head into the match with 21 points from 21 played, having won five, drawn six and lost ten. Their goal difference stands at minus ten, with 24 scored and 34 conceded. They are currently in the bottom two of the table, seven points behind Sunday's opponents.

Atletico-MG arrive having played one match fewer, accumulating 28 points from 20 outings. Their record reads eight wins, four draws and eight defeats, with goals level at 25 apiece. The fact sheet describes them as mid-table.

In recent form, Atletico-MG have taken six points from their last five matches. That run includes victories over Cruzeiro and Atletico Paranaense, though it also features defeats to Flamengo, Coritiba and Santos. Remo have gathered five points across their last five, a sequence that includes a win away at Botafogo, two draws, and two defeats.

The sides met earlier in 2026, on 11 February, with that encounter ending 3-3, underlining that goals have not been in short supply when these two face one another.

With Remo in the bottom two of the table and the two sides separated by seven points, Sunday's fixture is a significant one for the home side as the regular season progresses.

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