Vitoria, Recent Form

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Losing 3-1 away to Cruzeiro won't leave the Vitoria squad too downbeat, given the former sits a full 11 places above them in the league.  Their share of possession in that meeting was 46%, while racking up 8 shots along the way, 2 of which were on target, in contrast to Cruzeiro, who had 15 shots on goal with 6 on target.  

Leo Condé will be quite satisfied with his squad's offensive prowess in recent performances. They have managed to notch up 7 goals from their last 6 outings. However, the manager will know they have work to do at the back where they have let in 10 goals and, as a result, lost some important points.  They have scored in 5 of their last 6 games but failed to keep a clean sheet in 5 of those games.  

Having lost 3 of their last 6 matches and recorded only 2 victories, this has to be seen as a poor run of results.  

Sao Paulo, Recent Form

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A point gained from their 0-0 draw against Palmeiras in their previous encounter will not be considered a bad outcome for Sao Paulo.  In that game they recorded 57 % of the possession, with 16 attempts on goal, 1 on target. Their opponents found the target on 3 of their 9 shots on goal.  

They have circumvented their opponent's defence to score 7 times in their last 6 league games but unfortunately haven't managed to lock things down at their end, conceding 6 goals in these games and, in the process, missing out on some valuable points.  They have scored in 5 of their last 6 games, and they've kept a clean sheet in 3 of their last 6 games on the road.  

They have been enduring a less than rewarding period of form away from home at the moment, during which they have lost 3 and only picked up 2 wins from their last 6 matches.  

On an individual basis, Luciano da Rocha Neves will be looking to get on the scoresheet again having scored 3 goals in Sao Paulo's last 6 league games.