Vitória vs Internacional Prediction: Can Vitória finally win?

The Baianos and Gaúchos will fight for the three points in a game played in Salvador. The home side is in last place in the table and is the only team yet to win in Série A. The arrival of coach Thiago Carpini has yet to bring any significant improvement to Vitória's results.

The Barra's Lion has drawn its last two games, both on the road, but hasn't won, considering all competitions, in 11 matches. Getting a point away is not bad, but it's not enough for the Baianos to climb out of last place. Victories are needed to move up in the standings and gain confidence. In the previous three encounters, Vitória faced Atlético Goianiense, Cuiabá, and Juventude, all teams that will probably fight until the end to avoid relegation. In all three games, Carpini's team only picked up two points, which is not a good indicator considering the level of the opponents. A win is urgently needed if the club is not to slip further and further down the table.

It was a boring game between Internacional and São Paulo. It was not surprising to see a tactical match, but it also had the potential to be exciting, which was not the case. The Colorado side didn't want to take risks, and São Paulo was happy to take a point away from home. Inter occupies 10th place in the table with 11 points, six behind Flamengo and Bahia, who lead the Brasileirão. The Gaúchos have two games in hand and could go top if they win both. Coudet's team can take advantage of the Baianos' unease to win the upcoming fixture.

Vitória is in last place in the Brasileirão and has yet to win. The Baianos need points urgently, and their next opponent has quality. Internacional has won two of its three away matches and lost one. In their last four games, the Gaúchos haven't conceded a goal. In theory, Inter has a better chance to win, but its performance against São Paulo wasn't convincing. Vitória's two consecutive draws on the road indicate some improvement and that a first win could be imminent. It may not be with Internacional yet, but I will risk it on the home team, as the bet has attractive odds. Another more conservative and safer option is a bet that at least one team won't score.