Head-to-Head: Botafogo vs Santa Cruz

Botafogo and Santa Cruz have met 2 times in completed fixtures from 2016 to 2016. Botafogo won 2, Santa Cruz won 0, and no matches were drawn; the goals tally is 3-1 from Botafogo’s perspective. Latest result: 19 October 2016: Santa Cruz 0-1 Botafogo in Serie A. Previous listed result: 3 July 2016: Botafogo 2-1 Santa Cruz in Serie A. This summary covers the completed sample only and does not project a future outcome.

Past matches, Botafogo vs Santa Cruz

19 October 2016 Regular Season - 32

Santa Cruz

0 - 1

Botafogo
3 July 2016 Regular Season - 13

Botafogo

2 - 1

Santa Cruz

Match center

Santa Cruz

0 - 1

19 October 2016

Botafogo

Starting eleven

Substitutes Santa Cruz

19
M
15
M
18
M
13
17
12
14
16

Botafogo Substitutes

F
18
M
20
M
19
D
13
D
15
F
17
D
14
F
21
M
16
G
12

Match events

45'

90'

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⚽

33'

Joel Carli Yellow Card
60'

Sassá Dudu Cearense
70'

Arthur Marion
77'

G. Núñez Victor Luis
78'

Jádson Derley
82'

Mazinho Uillian Correia
82'

Leandro Neilton
87'
⚽

Rodrigo Pimpão Normal Goal (Asst: Alemão)
90'

Emerson Silva Yellow Card

Stats for this game

Matchup Botafogo VS Santa Cruz

Results across the record

The fixture record contains 2 completed meetings between Botafogo and Santa Cruz. Botafogo have won 2, while Santa Cruz have won 0; no matches were drawn. The aggregate score is 3-1 from the perspective of Botafogo. The most recent listed result was 19 October 2016: Santa Cruz 0-1 Botafogo in Serie A; the previous listed meeting was 3 July 2016: Botafogo 2-1 Santa Cruz in Serie A. The balance gives Botafogo the clearer historical edge. These results describe the available historical record, not a claim about current form.

Historical context and limits

The record runs from 2016 to 2016 and includes Serie A. The meetings include the listed home and away venues, and each score is read in its fixture order. With 2 completed meetings in the available data, the win balance and goal tally describe this sample only; they do not establish a future outcome. The comparison is historical context rather than a forecast.