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The 6-1 scoreline was fully reflective of Palmeiras' dominance, as their xG of 4.65 dwarfed Remo's meagre 0.27. Despite holding 56% possession, Palmeiras were not just dominant in terms of ball control but also ruthlessly efficient in front of goal, converting six of their 17 total shots, nine of which were on target. Remo, by contrast, managed just five shots on target from 10 attempts, with nine of those coming from outside the box, highlighting their inability to penetrate Palmeiras' defence effectively.

Palmeiras' early onslaught was decisive, with J. Arias scoring twice in the opening 14 minutes, assisted by Vitor Roque and Khellven respectively. Mauricio added a third in the 21st minute, and Marcelinho's own goal compounded Remo's misery before halftime. Despite Ze Welison pulling one back in stoppage time, Palmeiras continued their assault in the second half, with J. Lopez and Felipe Anderson securing the emphatic win. The decisive stat lies in the xG differential: Palmeiras' 4.65 xG against Remo's 0.27 underscored a game of total control and clinical finishing.