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Remo's ongoing relegation struggle in Brasileirão

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Clube do Remo continues its struggle to avoid relegation in the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A. Following a period of poor performance that left the club in 19th place, the club appointed Thiago Carpini as its new head coach to replace Léo Condé. Carpini’s debut at the Mangueirão stadium resulted in a 2-1 defeat against Santos, extending Remo’s winless streak to 10 matches across all competitions. Internal tensions have persisted, including the removal of striker Alef Manga from the main squad following a heated argument with teammates. Despite investing R$ 9 million in the economic rights of Leonel Picco to increase his future market value, the club has struggled to find consistency. In a critical 29th-round matchup against Grêmio, Remo secured a 1-1 draw at the Mangueirão stadium. After Walter Kannemann scored for Grêmio in the final minute of the first half, David Braga equalized for Remo in the 88th minute. The match was marked by controversy when Remo players appealed for a penalty after the ball struck Kannemann's hand, but the referee and VAR declined to review the play. This result left Remo in 19th place with 24 points. Remo's difficulties persisted into the 32nd round, where they suffered a 1-0 defeat against Cruzeiro at the Mineirão stadium. The match was decided in the final moments of the first half when defender Fabrício Bruno scored following a corner kick from Matheus Pereira. This victory ended a 47-year drought for Cruzeiro against Remo in the capital of Minas Gerais. Remo remains in a precarious position, sitting in second-to-last place with 26 points and facing a high statistical risk of relegation. Following the loss to Cruzeiro, Remo recorded a 0-0 draw against Vasco da Gama at São Januário.

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