Analysis The numbers behind the result
Remo defy possession deficit with clinical finishing
Remo's 2-0 victory was deserved despite Vitoria's 64% possession dominance, as the hosts converted their fewer chances more efficiently. Vitoria's 14 total shots (9 inside the box) yielded just 6 on target, while Remo's 15 attempts (5 inside the box) produced 9 on target — a clinical edge reflected in their two first-half goals (Jaja 39', Alef Manga 54'). Vitoria's territorial control (425 accurate passes vs Remo's 211) didn't translate into clear-cut opportunities, with both sides registering 1 blocked shot and Remo's keeper making 5 saves to preserve the clean sheet.
The hosts' defensive discipline (16 fouls to Vitoria's 8) and rapid transitions proved decisive, with assists from Mayk and Ze Ricardo capitalising on Vitoria's high line. Vitoria's 9 corners (vs Remo's 4) underscored their territorial advantage, but Remo's compact 4-3-3 limited them to speculative efforts (5 shots outside the box). The key stat: Remo's 9 shots on target from 15 attempts (60% accuracy) dwarfed Vitoria's 6 from 14 (43%), explaining the scoreline against the possession flow.