Corinthians vs Mirassol Prediction

Recent form

Corinthians' last 20 matches, spanning league, cup and continental football, read six wins, five draws and nine losses, with 20 goals scored and 22 conceded. It's a fairly even mix, with no long winning or losing run standing out.

Corinthians: 20 completed matches; Mirassol: 20 completed matches.

Corinthians

20 matches

Win

30% 6 / 20

Draw

25% 5 / 20

Loss

45% 9 / 20

Scored

20

Conceded

22

Difference

-2

Mirassol

20 matches

Win

35% 7 / 20

Draw

35% 7 / 20

Loss

30% 6 / 20

Scored

24

Conceded

24

Difference

0

Mirassol's equivalent sample shows six wins, seven draws and seven losses from 20 games, scoring 21 and conceding 27. They've drawn more often than Corinthians but also shipped more goals, which fits a side that looks competitive without a settled defensive base.

Neither side's recent record gives a clear edge in form.

Comparative Team Statistics: Corinthians vs Mirassol

Head-to-head history

These two have met nine times across the sample we have, stretching back to 2020, and Corinthians hold the better overall record with six wins to Mirassol's two and one draw. A number of those Corinthians wins came in the Paulista state championship rather than Serie A.

The last three league meetings have been shared out, though. Mirassol won in May 2026 and May 2025, while Corinthians took the October 2025 fixture 3-0. So the long-term lean towards Corinthians hasn't carried through into the more recent matches.

History favours Corinthians overall, but the recent head-to-head has been much closer.

League table snapshot

Corinthians sit 14th and Mirassol 15th in Serie A, with identical records of eight wins, eight draws and 12 losses from 28 games, and both on 32 points. Corinthians do have the healthier goal difference, at minus three compared with Mirassol's minus nine.

There's barely anything separating these two sides on the table.

Team news

Corinthians have a cluster of players flagged as questionable, including forward Yuri Alberto, along with Kaio Cesar, M. Pereira and J. Martinez. That's a fair few fitness question marks for an attack that's only managed 20 goals in its last 20 matches.

Corinthians:

Best assist providers:

R. Garro - 6

Penalty cards:

Andre x 2 x 2

Matheuzinho x 1 x 5

Allan x 1 x 4

Injury list:

J. Martinez

Yuri Alberto

Kaio Cesar

M. Pereira

Mirassol:

Best assist providers:

Igor Formiga - 5

Penalty cards:

José Aldo x 7

Injury list:

Renato Marques

Mirassol's main concern is Renato Marques, who appears among the fitness notes as a doubt. In terms of creativity, Rodrigo Garro remains Corinthians' main supply line with six assists, while Igor Formiga leads the way for Mirassol with five.

Any absences up front for Corinthians could matter given how tight this fixture looks on paper.

How it could play out

Both sides have shown they can be got at defensively, Corinthians conceding 22 in their last 20 games and Mirassol 27, so goals at both ends wouldn't be a shock. Neither attack has been especially prolific either, with both hovering around a goal a game.

Discipline could also come into it. Rodrigo Garro has picked up eight yellow cards in 26 appearances, and Corinthians have already had two players sent off among their card leaders this season. A tight, occasionally niggly game with moments of quality either way looks plausible.