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Chapecoense-SC vs Vasco da Gama: Serie A Matchday 21 Preview

Bottom-two Chapecoense-SC host mid-table Vasco da Gama on Saturday night, separated by 20 points in the Serie A table.

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·13 Nov·2 min read
Chapecoense-SC vs Vasco da Gama: Serie A Matchday 21 Preview
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Chapecoense-SC sit 20th in the Serie A table as they prepare to welcome Vasco da Gama to their ground on Saturday, with kick-off at 23:30 UTC. The hosts occupy the bottom two of the table with 21 points from 33 matches, a record that reads four wins, nine draws and 20 defeats, with a goal record of 33-68.

Vasco da Gama arrive as the more settled side, sitting 13th with 41 points from the same number of matches. Their record of 11 wins, eight draws and 14 defeats, alongside a 43-50 goal record, places them firmly in the mid-table bracket. The 20-point gap between the two sides tells its own story heading into this fixture.

Recent form makes for contrasting reading. Chapecoense-SC have taken just three points from their last five matches and are on a run of two consecutive defeats, their latest a 1-2 home loss to Mirassol following a 3-0 defeat away to RB Bragantino. Their only win in that run came at home against Fluminense, 2-1.

Vasco da Gama, meanwhile, have gathered seven points from their last five matches. They arrive on the back of a 1-3 away win against Atletico Paranaense, though that followed a heavy 1-4 defeat to Flamengo. Their last five results also include a 3-2 win against Corinthians and a 0-0 draw with Remo.

The two sides met earlier this year, with the fixture ending 1-1 in February. That result stands as the only head-to-head data provided for this campaign.

With 33 matches played and the table as it stands, the stakes on Saturday are plain: Chapecoense-SC remain in the bottom two, and Vasco da Gama are looking to maintain their mid-table footing in the Serie A Regular Season.

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