Palmeiras have 52.78% away win rate vs Grêmio in last 10 years | OneFootball

Palmeiras has gone four matches without a win in the Brazilian Championship and is betting on its over 50% success rate against Grêmio away from home to try to get back to winning ways in the competition. Palmeiras and Grêmio face off starting at 9:30 p.m. (Brasília time), at the Arena do Grêmio, in Porto Alegre (RS).

Since 2015, Palmeiras has faced Grêmio as the away team on 12 occasions. There have been five wins for Verdão, three for Tricolor, and four draws. This record includes matches from the Brasileirão (9), Copa do Brasil (2), and Libertadores (1).

In the last encounter between the teams at Grêmio's home, the match ended in a 2-2 draw. Flaco López and Estêvão scored for Verdão in the match valid for the 14th round of the Brazilian Championship. The game took place at Estádio Centenário.

At the time, Grêmio's stadium was unavailable due to the floods that hit the South of the country during that period.

Palmeiras is the 2nd best away team in the Brasileirão

The second-best away team in the Brazilian Championship, Palmeiras is looking to win again on the road after two matches. The team's four-game winless streak in the national tournament includes two consecutive away defeats: against Mirassol (2-1) and Santos (1-0).

Out of a possible 48 points, Verdão has collected 29. In total, there have been 16 away games in the competition, with nine wins, two draws, and five losses.

See the last Grêmio vs Palmeiras matches

Palmeiras’ situation in the Brasileirão

Palmeiras is going through a period of instability this season, and after reaching its fourth game without a win in the Brazilian Championship, the title seems further away. With the goalless draw against Fluminense and Flamengo’s win over Bragantino, Verdão saw Rubro-Negro increase their lead at the top.

Verdão is in second place, with 70 points, four fewer than their Rio rival, who leads with 74 points.

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