Régis festeja o segundo gol do Remo contra o Vila Nova (Divulgação/X @ClubeDoRemo)
O Brasileirão Série A já tem oito rodadas finalizadas. Ao mesmo tempo, o Campeonato Brasileiro da Série B chegou à conclusão da 7ª rodada nesta quarta-feira (14).
Até o último fim-de-semana, o São Paulo de Luis Zubeldía era o único invicto da primeira divisão. Entretanto, perdeu a invencibilidade ao ser derrotado por 1 a 0 para o Palmeiras no Choque-Rei do último domingo (11).
Clube do Remo é o único invicto
Simultaneamente ao clássico paulista, o Remo derrotava o Paysandu nos pênaltis na decisão do Campeonato Paraense. Embalado pelo título estadual, o Leão voltou a campo ontem (14) e derrotou o Vila Nova por 2 a 0 no Mangueirão.
Ao assumir a vice-liderança do Brasileirão Série B, o tradicional time azulino se tornou a única das 40 equipes das duas divisões a seguir invicta no Campeonato Brasileiro.
O Clube do Remo treinado por Daniel Paulista chegou aos 15 pontos, ficando um atrás do líder Goiás, na ponta com 16. A campanha de sete jogos do Rei da Amazônia tem um retrospecto de quatro vitórias e três empates.
Remo não disputa o Brasileirão Série A há mais de 30 anos
O belo começo remista marca o retorno da equipe de Belém do Pará à segunda divisão do certame nacional. A última aparição do Leão na Série B havia sido em 2021, quando foi rebaixado no mesmo ano em que retornou à competição.
O Remo assegurou o acesso ao ficar em segundo lugar na chave do Brasileirão Série C que contou com o Volta Redonda, campeão da terceirona em 2024.
Na próxima rodada, o time paraense defenderá sua invencibilidade fora de casa. O adversário será o Atlético-GO no Antônio Accioly neste domingo (18), às 16h (horário de Brasília).
A última vez que o Remo disputou o Brasileirão Série A foi em 1994. A equipe do Pará ainda chegou a disputar o mata-mata da Copa João Havelange em 2000, parando no Sport nas oitavas-de-final.
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