VS
The head-to-head covers 2 completed meetings between Gremio and Santa Cruz from 4 August 2016 to 27 November 2016. Gremio won 0, Santa Cruz won 1, and one match ended level, with Gremio scoring 1 goal to Santa Cruz’s 5 goals. The latest result was Santa Cruz 5–1 Gremio on 27 November 2016 in Serie A. The previous meeting was Gremio 0–0 Santa Cruz on 4 August 2016 in Serie A.
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Santa Cruz
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32F
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13
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18M
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15
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16
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19
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9F
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17
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12
Gremio Substitutes
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F
19
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M
22
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F
35
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16
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M
18
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M
21
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M
27
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F
29
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D
36
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M
38
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D
39
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G
40
Match events
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31'Kaio Mendes Yellow Card
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35'Léo Moura Yellow Card
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49'⚽Grafite Normal Goal (Asst: Keno)
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53'⚽M. Bolaños Normal Goal (Asst: Pedro Rocha)
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61'⚽Leo Moura Normal Goal
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62'Guilherme Amorim Yellow Card
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64'Derley Yellow Card
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66'T. Sandows Negueba
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68'Keno Yellow Card
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69'Moisés Guilherme
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70'Miller Bolaños Yellow Card
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85'Walace Yellow Card
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85'M. Pisano Keno
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85'Batista Henrique Almeida
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86'⚽Roberto Normal Goal
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88'⚽Grafite Normal Goal (Asst: Vitor)
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90'⚽Arthur Normal Goal (Asst: Roberto)
Stats for this game
Matchup Gremio VS Santa Cruz
Record and recent results
The available record contains 2 completed meetings from 4 August 2016 to 27 November 2016. Gremio won 0, Santa Cruz won 1, and one match ended level, with the aggregate score at 1–5 from Gremio’s perspective. The latest reference was Santa Cruz 5–1 Gremio on 27 November 2016 in Serie A. The previous result was Gremio 0–0 Santa Cruz on 4 August 2016 in Serie A. The record provides historical context without predicting a future result.
Home context and coverage
Gremio won 0 of 1 matches when hosting, while Santa Cruz won 1 of 1 matches when hosting. The most represented competition is Serie A with 2 recorded meetings. The record includes 0 matches decided after extra time and 0 matches decided on penalties. Home listings add context but do not establish a permanent venue-based trend. The summary uses only completed FT, AET or PEN fixtures linked to this H2H. The sample remains historical and should be read as context, not a forecast.