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Prediction for Porto — ABC Braga
72%
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São Paulo FC
RB Bragantino
Prediction for
Win: São Paulo FC
44%
probability
Outcome probabilities (1X2)
Average bookmaker line (39)
Odds range
2.06 — 2.25
for outcome 1
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Form last 5 matches
Head to head 18
Bookmaker market
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Prediction commentary
Based on data as of 28 Aug, 11:59São Paulo FC to win. We expect them to score 1.3 expected goals to Bragantino's 1.0, and São Paulo have won both 2026 meetings — 2:1 away and 2:1 in the Paulista cup.
Both teams arrive with identical records in their last five: one win, two draws, two losses, five points each. São Paulo's results look sharper on paper — a 3:1 home win over Bolívar and two 1:1 draws — while Bragantino's form includes two defeats to Atletico-MG and a heavy 0:2 loss at home to Corinthians. The away loss to Chapecoense on 23 August does not help São Paulo's momentum, but they have bounced back in Copa Sudamericana.
The eight-point gap between seventh and thirteenth means São Paulo cannot afford another slip. Bragantino sit comfortably in mid-table with European ambitions still alive through Sudamericana. São Paulo's ten losses in twenty-three matches put them in the relegation conversation, which raises the stakes for this fixture. Recent history favours the hosts.
São Paulo are dangerous in the 61st to 75th minute, when they score 26% of their goals. Bragantino's vulnerability comes earlier — they concede 21% of their goals between the 46th and 60th minutes, a window that could suit São Paulo's pattern of pressing after the break. The hosts also average higher possession at 57% compared to Bragantino's 51%, which gives them more control in midfield. Several players on both sides carry one booking away from suspension — Juninho Capixaba and Lucas Barbosa for Bragantino, Enzo Hernán Díaz and Luciano for São Paulo — which could alter the tempo if either side plays cautiously.
If Bragantino win the first half, they score 26% of their goals in the 31st to 45th minute segment, and an early lead would force São Paulo to chase the game against a side that has already shown they can ground out results, like their 1:0 home win over Gremio on 23 August.