Chapecoense-sc vs Vasco DA Gama Prediction, Preview & Stats – 14 November 2026
Chapecoense-sc vs Vasco DA Gama prediction for the Brasileirão Série A match on Saturday, 14 November 2026: recent form, head-to-head record and the key numbers that decide it. More games: combo soccer tips.
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Vasco DA GamaChapecoense's recent form has deteriorated sharply, winning just one of their last five matches and conceding 11 goals in that span, leaving them in 20th place. Vasco da Gama, despite mixed recent results, sit 13th with a superior goal difference and head-to-head advantage, making this a fixture between teams moving in opposite directions.
Chapecoense-sc vs Vasco DA Gama Prediction: The Numbers
Chapecoense-sc took 3 of a possible 15 points in their last 5 matches (4 scored, 11 conceded); Vasco DA Gama took 6 of 15 (8 scored, 11 conceded). In their last 5 meetings Chapecoense-sc won 0, Vasco DA Gama won 1 and 4 ended level.
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The teams have met five times across Serie A and Serie B competitions dating back to 2019. Vasco da Gama have never lost to Chapecoense in this history: 1 win and 4 draws. Most recently, they drew 1-1 in February 2026 in Serie A. The consistency of draws in this fixture—four of the five meetings have ended level—suggests a pattern of competitive balance when they meet, though Vasco's single victory and absence of defeats provides a psychological edge.
Last Five Matches
Chapecoense's recent trajectory is deeply concerning: 1 win, 0 draws, and 4 losses across their last five matches, accumulating just 3 points and conceding 11 goals against 4 scored. This defensive fragility and lack of wins define a team in freefall. Vasco da Gama show more resilience with 2 wins, 0 draws, and 3 losses over the same period, earning 6 points with 8 goals for and 11 against. While Vasco's record is mixed, they have found the net more frequently and secured twice as many points as their opponents.
Current League Positions
Chapecoense occupy 20th place with 21 points from 16 matches (3 wins, 5 draws, 8 losses), sitting in the relegation danger area. Vasco da Gama are 13th with 41 points from the same number of matches (3 wins, 5 draws, 8 losses). Despite identical win-loss records, Vasco's superior draw record has given them a decisive points advantage, reflecting better overall consistency and results management.
| Team | Rank | Points | P | W | D | L |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chapecoense-sc | 20 | 21 | 16 | 3 | 5 | 8 |
| Vasco DA Gama | 13 | 41 | 16 | 3 | 5 | 8 |
Serie A Mid-Season Standings
The Brasileirão is well into its regular season campaign, with Round 21 approaching the halfway point of the domestic calendar. Chapecoense's position in 20th place reflects a side struggling near the relegation zone, while Vasco da Gama's 13th-place standing indicates a mid-table side with more breathing room. The 20-point gap between them underscores a significant quality divide as the season develops.
Key Factors
Chapecoense's weak recent form: 1 win in 5 matches with 11 goals conceded
Vasco's superior standing: 13th place with 41 points versus Chapecoense's 20th with 21 points
Head-to-head history favours Vasco: unbeaten across 5 meetings, with 1 win and 4 draws
Contrasting recent momentum: Vasco 2 wins in 5 matches (6 points) versus Chapecoense's 1 win in 5 (3 points)
Defensive vulnerability: Chapecoense conceded 11 goals in last 5 matches; Vasco also conceded 11 but over a more balanced attack
Match Analysis
This fixture presents a stark contrast between a side in freefall and one treading water. Chapecoense's weak recent form—just 1 win in 5 matches with a goal difference of -7 in that span—places them under immediate pressure, while Vasco's superior league position and mixed but more productive recent record suggest a team capable of capitalizing on their opponent's vulnerability. The head-to-head history further favours Vasco: across five meetings, they have never lost, winning once and drawing four times. However, the high frequency of draws in their previous encounters indicates that Chapecoense, despite their current struggles, have shown resilience in direct matchups. Vasco will be heavy favourites given the 20-point gap and recent form disparity, but Chapecoense's defensive issues—conceding 11 goals in five matches—and attacking limitations (4 goals in the same period) suggest they face an uphill task to break their losing streak against an opponent who has consistently found a way to avoid defeat against them.


