São Paulo put long unbeaten run against Grêmio on the line at Morumbis | OneFootball

After an inconsistent start to the season, São Paulo has been gaining momentum and is unbeaten in four matches in 2026. Now, Tricolor hosts Grêmio at Morumbis, for the third round of the Brazilian Championship. In addition to their recent good form, the team led by Hernán Crespo will defend a streak that has lasted almost 13 years against Imortal.

The last time São Paulo lost to Grêmio at Morumbis was on September 29, 2013, in the 24th round of that year’s Brasileirão. On that occasion, the team from Rio Grande do Sul won 1-0, with a goal from Chilean Eduardo Vargas.

Since then, São Paulo has hosted Grêmio another 12 times at the stadium and has a good record, with six wins and six draws.

Favorable record

Despite the large number of draws, São Paulo has a streak of four consecutive wins against Grêmio at Morumbis. In the most recent clash between the teams, on May 17, 2025, Tricolor defeated Imortal 2-1, with goals from Arboleda and André Silva. Avarena scored for the visitors.

However, even with the positive record in this recent period, São Paulo also had a bitter draw during this time. On December 30, 2020, Tricolor drew 0-0 with Grêmio in the second leg of the Copa do Brasil semifinal and ended up eliminated from the tournament, which was later won by rivals Palmeiras.

See the last matches between São Paulo and Grêmio at Morumbis

Tricolor’s next match

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