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Date of First Foundation: 26/Jan/1930
Date of Definitive Foundation: 16/Dec/1935 (after be closed and refoundated)
Colours: First Uniform (Home) Shirt: White with two (one red and one black)
horizontal stripes
Short: White
Socks: White
Second Uniform (Away) Shirt: vertical stripes black, white and red
Short: White
Socks: White
All Presidents: ---------------
1930-1935: Edgard Egydio de Souza Aranha
1935-1935: Luís Oliveira de Barros
1935-1935: Manoel do Carmo Mecca
1936-1938: Frederico Antônio Germano Menzen
1938-1938: Cid Matos Viana
1938-1938: interim group (Frederico Antônio Germano Menzen, José Porphyrio da Paz, Jaime Roso,
Gumercindo Nascimento de Luca, Machado Filho and Carlos Lopes)
1938-1940: Piragibe Nogueira
1940-1940: Paulo Machado de Carvalho
1940-1940: João Thomas Monteiro da Silva
1940-1946: Décio Pedroso
1946-1946: Roberto Gomes Pedroza
1946-1947: Paulo Machado de Carvalho
1947-1958: Cícero Pompeu de Toledo
1955-1955: Frederico Antônio Germano Menzen (interim)
1958-1972: Laudo Natel
1966-1967: Manoel Raymundo Paes de Almeida (interim)
1969-1969: Henri Couri Aidar (interim)
1970-1971: Cláudio Aidar (interim)
1971-1972: Henri Couri Aidar (interim)
1972-1978: Henri Couri Aidar
1978-1982: Antonio Leme Nunes Galvão
1982-1984: José Douglas Dallora
1984-1988: Carlos Miguel Aidar
1988-1990: Juvenal Juvêncio
1990-1994: José Eduardo Mesquita Pimenta
1994-1998: Fernando Casal de Rey
1998-2000: José Augusto Bastos Neto
2000-2002: Paulo Amaral
2002-2006: Marcelo Portugal Gouvêa
2006-2014: Juvenal Juvêncio
2014-2015: Carlos Miguel Aidar
2015-2020: Carlos Augusto Barros e Silva
2021-2023: Julio Casares
All Coaches: ------------
1930-1932: Rubens Salles
(temporarily replaced by the substitute Aphrodísio Xavier (Formiga) (7 matches in 1932)
1932-1933: Eugênio Medgyessy (Marinetti)
1933-1935: Clodoaldo Caldeira (Clodô)
1936-1937: Del Debbio
1937-1938: Vicente Feola
1938-1938: Tito Rodrigues
1938-1939: Vicente Feola
1939-1939: Ignaz Amzel
1939-1940: Amílcar Barbuy
1940-1940: Ramon Platero
1941-1942: Vicente Feola
1942-1943: Conrado Ross
1943-1947: Jorge Gomes da Silva (Joreca)
(temporarily replaced by the substitute Vicente Feola (1 match in 1944 and
8 matches in 1945))
1947-1947: Zarzur (*)
1947-1950: Vicente Feola
1950-1950: Leônidas da Silva
1950-1951: Vicente Feola
1951-1951: Leônidas da Silva
1951-1951: Ariston de Oliveira
1951-1953: Vicente Feola
1953-1954: Jim Lopes
1954-1955: Leônidas da Silva
(temporarily replaced by the substitute Vicente Feola (1 match in 1954)
1955-1957: Vicente Feola
1957-1957: Caxambu (*)
1957-1958: Bella Guttman
(temporarily replaced by the substitute Manoel Raymundo (6 matches in 1958))
1958-1958: Manoel Raymundo (*)
1958-1959: Renganeschi
1959-1960: Vicente Feola
1960-1960: Remo Januzzi
1960-1961: Flávio Costa
1961-1961: Manoel Raymundo (*)
1961-1961: gen. Cláudio Cardoso
(temporarily replaced by the substitutes Comissão de Atletas (Players' Group) (1 match in 1961))
and Caxambu (8 matches in 1961))
1961-1961: Caxambu
1962-1962: Aymoré Moreira
1962-1962: Caxambu
1962-1964: Osvaldo Brandão
(temporarily replaced by the substitutes Jair Rosa Pinto (6 matches in 1963),
José Poy (10 matches in 1964)
and Vicente Feola (3 matches in 1964))
1964-1964: Otto Vieira
1964-1965: José Poy
(temporarily replaced by the substitute Vicente Feola (1 match in 1965))
1965-1965: Jim Lopes
1966-1966: Aymoré Moreira
1967-1968: Sylvio Pirillo
1968-1969: Diede Lameiro
1970-1970: Zezé Moreira
(temporarily replaced by the substitute José Poy (2 matches in 1970))
1971-1971: Osvaldo Brandão
(temporarily replaced by the substitute Hélio José Maffia (1 match in 1971))
1971-1971: José Poy
1972-1972: Alfredo Ramos
1972-1972: Cosme Damião Geraldino (*)
1972-1972: Vail Mota
1972-1972: José Poy
1973-1973: Telê Santana
1973-1976: José Poy
1976-1976: Mario Juliato
1977-1979: Rubens Minelli
(temporarily replaced by the substitutes Mário Juliato (6 matches from 1977 to 1979))
and Alcides Romano Jr. (1 match in 1978))
1979-1979: Mário Juliato
1980-1981: Carlos Alberto Silva
(temporarily replaced by the substitutes João Leal Neto (5 matches in 1981)
and Íthon Fritzen (5 matches in 1981))
1981-1981: João Leal Neto (*)
1981-1982: Chico Formiga
1982-1983: José Poy
1983-1983: José Carlos Serrão (*)
1983-1983: Mário Travaglini
(temporarily replaced by the substitute Valdir de Moraes (3 matches in 1983))
1984-1984: Valdir de Moraes (*)
1984-1986: Cilinho
(temporarily replaced by the substitutes Bebeto de Oliveira (1 match in 1984)
and José Carlos Serrão (1 match in 1985 and 1 match in 1986))
1986-1986: José Carlos Serrão (*)
1986-1987: Pepe
1987-1987: José Carlos Serrão (*)
1987-1989: Cilinho
(temporarily replaced by the substitute Pupo Gimenez (2 matches in 1988))
1989-1989: Pupo Gimenez (*)
1989-1990: Carlos Alberto Silva
(temporarily replaced by the substitute Pupo Gimenez (3 matches in 1989))
1990-1990: Pupo Gimenez (*)
1990-1990: Pablo Forlan
1990-1996: Telê Santana
(temporarily replaced by the substitutes Silva (6 matches in 1991),
Valdir de Moraes (4 matches in 1993),
Márcio Araújo (8 matches in 1993)
and Muricy Ramalho (29 matches in 1994 and 11 matches in 1995))
1996-1996: Muricy Ramalho (*)
1996-1996: Carlos Alberto Parreira
1996-1997: Muricy Ramalho
1997-1998: Dario Pereyra
1998-1998: Nelsinho Baptista
1998-1998: Pita (*)
1998-1998: Mário Sérgio
1999-1999: Paulo César Carpegiani
(temporarily replaced by the substitute Fernando Soares (1 match in 1999))
1999-1999: Mílton Cruz (*)
2000-2000: Levir Culpi
2001-2001: Osvaldo Alvarez
(temporarily replaced by the substitute Ivo Secchi (1 match in 2001))
2001-2002: Nelsinho Baptista
2002-2003: Oswaldo de Oliveira
(temporarily replaced by the substitute Waldemar de Oliveira (1 match in 2003))
2003-2003: Roberto Rojas
2004-2004: Cuca
(temporarily replaced by the substitute Mílton Cruz (1 match in 2004))
2004-2005: Emerson Leão
2005-2005: Mílton Cruz (*)
2005-2005: Paulo Autuori
2006-2009: Muricy Ramalho
(temporarily replaced by the substitutes Mílton Cruz (1 match in 2007)
and Silva (? matches in 2007))
2009-2009: Mílton Cruz (*)
2009-2010: Ricardo Gomes
(temporarily replaced by the substitute Mílton Cruz (3 matches in 2010))
2010-2010: Mílton Cruz (*)
2010-2010: Sérgio Baresi (*)
2010-2011: Paulo César Carpegiani
2011-2011: Mílton Cruz (*)
2011-2011: Adílson Batista
2011-2011: Mílton Cruz (*)
2011-2012: Emerson Leão
2012-2012: Mílton Cruz (*)
2012-2013: Ney Franco
2013-2013: Mílton Cruz (*)
2013-2013: Paulo Autuori
2013-2015: Muricy Ramalho
(temporarily replaced by the substitute Mílton Cruz (3 matches in 2014 and 2 matches in 2015))
2015-2015: Mílton Cruz
2015-2015: Juan Carlos Osorio
2015-2015: Doriva
2015-2015: Mílton Cruz (*)
2016-2016: Edgardo Bauza
2016-2016: André Jardine (*)
2016-2016: Ricardo Gomes
2016-2016: Pintado (*)
2017-2017: Rogério Ceni
2017-2017: Pintado (*)
2017-2018: Dorival Júnior
2018-2018: André Jardine (*)
2018-2018: Diego Aguirre
2018-2019: André Jardine
2019-2019: Vágner Mancini (*)
2019-2019: Cuca
2019-2021: Fernando Diniz
(temporarily replaced by the substitute Márcio Araújo (1 match in 2019))
2021-2021: Marcos Vizolli (*)
2021-2021: Hernán Crespo
(temporarily replaced by the substitute Juan Branda (3 matches in 2021)
2021-2023: Rogério Ceni
(temporarily replaced by the substitute Charles Hembert (1 match in 2022)
2023-2023: Dorival Júnior
(temporarily replaced by the substitute Lucas Silvestre (2 matches in 2023)
2024-2024: Thiago Carpini
2024-2024: Mílton Cruz (*)
2024- : Luís Zubeldía
(temporarily replaced by the substitute Maximiliano Cuberas (2 matches in 2024)
and Carlos Gruezo (1 match in 2024))
(*) interim coaches
Men who were both player and coach of São Paulo: ------------------------------------------------
Alfredo Ramos: player in 1950-1957 ; coach in 1972 Caxambu: player in 1937-1941 and 1943 ; coach in 1957 and 1961 Clodô: player in 1930-1932 ; coach in 1933 and 1935 Dario Pereyra: player in 1977-1988 ; coach in 1997-1998 Diego Aguirre: player in 1990 ; coach in 2018 Doriva: player in 1991-1994; coach in 2015 Jair Rosa Pinto: player in 1961-1963 ; coach in 1963 João Leal Neto: player in 1963-1964 ; coach in 1981 José Carlos Serrão: player in 1972-1977 ; coach in 1983, 1985, 1986 and 1987 José Poy: player in 1949-1962 ; coach in 1964, 1964-1965, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973-1975 and 1982 Leônidas da Silva: player in 1942-1950 ; coach in 1950, 1951, 1952 and 1954-1955 Márcio Araújo: player in 1981 and 1983-1986 ; coach in 1993 and 2019 Mário Sérgio: player in 1981-1982 ; coach in 1998 Mílton Cruz: player in 1977-1979 ; coach in 1999, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2024 Muricy Ramalho: player in 1973-1979 ; coach in 1994, 1996, 1996-1997, 2006-2009 and 2013-2015 Nelsinho Baptista: player in 1971-1977 ; coach in 1998 and 2001-2002 Pablo Forlan: player in 1970-1975 ; coach in 1990 Pintado: player in 1985-1993 ; coach in 2016 and 2017 Pita: player in 1984-1988; coach in 1998 Renganeschi: player in 1945-1948 ; coach in 1959 Remo Januzzi: player in 1940-1951 ; coach in 1959 Roberto Rojas: player in 1987-1989 ; coach in 2003 Rogério Ceni: player in 1993-2015 ; coach in 2017 and 2021-2023 Sérgio Baresi: player in 1991-1994 ; coach in 2010 Silva: player in 1973-1976 ; coach in 1991 and 2007 Vizolli: player in 1984-1991; coach in 2021 Zarzur: player in 1943-1947; coach in 1947
Coaches of São Paulo "B" Team: -------------------------------
2003-2003: Cilinho 2004-2004: Silva 2004-2004: Vizolli 2005-2005: Silva
History in Campeonato Paulista
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Year Position Pts G W D L GF GA GD
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1930 runner-up 41 26 16 9 1 77 27 50
1931 CHAMPIONS 45 26 20 5 1 92 31 61
1932 runner-up 17 11 8 1 2 36 13 23
1933 runner-up 23 14 11 1 2 62 16 46
1934 runner-up 23 14 10 3 1 34 12 22
1935 didn´t play
1936 8th 16 21 7 2 12 27 35 -8
1937 7th 8 9 4 0 5 8 11 -3
1938 runner-up 14 10 6 2 2 30 13 17
1939 5th 21 20 10 1 9 41 28 13
1940 6th 19 20 9 1 10 42 41 1
1941 runner-up 31 20 13 5 2 55 32 23
1942 3rd 32 20 15 2 3 77 28 49
1943 CHAMPIONS 33 20 15 3 2 63 22 41
1944 runner-up 29 20 13 3 4 69 32 37
1945 CHAMPIONS 36 20 17 2 1 70 20 50
1946 CHAMPIONS 37 20 17 3 0 62 20 42
1947 4th 25 20 8 9 3 48 27 21
1948 CHAMPIONS 34 20 16 2 2 54 19 35
1949 CHAMPIONS 36 22 16 4 2 70 23 47
1950 runner-up 31 22 13 5 4 55 27 28
1951 4th 37 28 17 3 8 46 34 12
1952 runner-up 46 30 21 4 5 66 31 35
1953 CHAMPIONS 50 28 24 2 2 70 21 49
1954 3rd 35 26 15 5 6 46 29 17
1955 3rd 38 26 16 6 4 72 37 35
1956 runner-up 55 36 25 5 6 114 49 65 [1]
1957 CHAMPIONS 55 37 23 9 5 100 44 56
1958 runner-up 60 38 25 10 3 93 39 54
1959 3rd 53 38 22 9 7 79 38 41
1960 8th 37 34 13 11 10 74 54 20
1961 3rd 41 30 18 5 7 73 40 33
1962 3rd 43 30 19 5 6 66 36 30
1963 2nd 44 30 18 8 4 56 26 30
1964 5th 33 30 12 9 9 51 40 11
1965 5th 33 30 13 7 10 52 32 20
1966 4th 34 28 12 10 6 45 35 10
1967 2nd 41 27 16 9 2 54 17 37 [1]
1968 4th 28 26 11 6 9 39 36 3
1969 3rd 37 29 17 3 9 47 32 15
1970 CHAMPIONS 27 18 12 3 3 29 15 14
1971 CHAMPIONS 36 22 17 2 3 39 17 22
1972 runner-up 36 22 14 8 0 32 7 25
1973 8th 21 22 6 9 7 22 20 2
1974 4th 34 26 12 10 4 28 15 13
1975 CHAMPIONS 59 35 26 7 2 60 16 44
1976 6th 34 28 12 10 6 39 18 21
1977 4th 66 46 23 13 10 73 36 37 [2]
1978 runner-up 63 52 24 15 13 61 48 13
1979 7th 47 43 16 15 12 46 38 8
1980 CHAMPIONS 57 44 22 13 9 55 32 23
1981 CHAMPIONS 68 56 28 12 16 82 45 37
1982 runner-up 55 40 23 9 8 64 36 28
1983 runner-up 66 48 24 18 6 70 39 31
1984 3rd 51 38 19 13 6 52 25 27
1985 CHAMPIONS 58 42 23 12 7 72 29 43
1986 6th 42 38 11 20 7 50 36 14
1987 CHAMPIONS 52 42 17 18 7 61 42 19
1988 3rd 32 25 13 6 6 43 26 17 [3]
1989 CHAMPIONS 42 29 14 11 4 37 16 21 [4]
1990 15th 36 33 13 10 10 41 26 15
1991 CHAMPIONS 54 34 21 12 1 66 27 39
1992 CHAMPIONS 52 34 21 9 4 63 29 34 [5]
1993 3rd 47 36 20 7 9 67 30 37
1994 runner-up 41 30 16 9 5 66 38 28
1995 5th 61 36 17 10 9 51 35 16 [6]
1996 runner-up 55 30 16 7 7 54 35 19
1997 runner-up 47 26 12 11 3 56 28 28
1998 CHAMPIONS 34 14 11 1 2 40 15 25
1999 3rd 40 18 12 4 2 47 23 24
2000 CHAMPIONS 46 20 14 4 2 45 22 23
2001 8th 24 15 6 3 6 32 26 6 [7]
2002 CHAMPIONS 8 4 2 2 0 10 5 5 [8]
2003 runner-up 20 11 6 2 3 29 14 15
2004 5th 25 10 8 1 1 21 7 14
2005 CHAMPIONS 45 19 14 3 2 49 21 28
2006 runner-up 42 19 13 3 3 46 21 25
2007 3rd 45 21 13 6 2 43 19 24
2008 3rd 41 21 12 5 4 33 25 8
2009 4th 40 21 12 4 5 34 21 13
2010 4th 36 21 11 3 7 43 25 18
2011 4th 44 21 14 2 5 41 21 20
2012 3rd 46 21 14 4 3 47 25 22
2013 3rd 45 21 14 3 4 35 18 17
2014 6th 28 16 8 4 4 28 15 13
2015 4th 35 17 11 2 4 34 12 22
2016 8th 22 16 6 4 6 18 18 0
2017 4th 27 16 7 6 3 33 23 10
2018 3rd 23 16 7 2 7 15 13 2
2019 runner-up 24 18 6 6 6 17 13 4
2020 6th 21 13 6 3 4 21 14 7
2021 CHAMPIONS 37 16 11 4 1 38 11 27
2022 runner-up 32 16 10 2 4 27 17 10
2023 6th 24 13 7 3 3 23 10 13
2024 5th 23 13 6 5 2 21 13 8
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TOTAL 3567 2378 1334 579 465 4664 2418 2246
Notes: [1] Title lost after tie-break match.
[2] Win by three or more goals of difference earn three points.
[3] Not computed matches against Ponte Preta and Bandeirante.
See 1988 file for details.
[4] In first phase, win scoring three or more goals earn three
points; draw in 0-0 were decided on penalties with the winner earning one
point and the loser earning no points.
[5] São Paulo earn one bonus point in second phase due to had won
the first phase.
[6] Introduction of the "three-points-by-win" system.
[7] In first phase, win earn three points; draw in 0-0 were decided
on penalties with the winner earning one point and the loser earning no points;
draw in 1-1 or higher were decided on penalties with the winner earning two
point and the loser earning one point.
[8] Supercampeonato Paulista.
Winning Squads:
1931: Joãozinho, Clodoaldo, Bartô - Mílton, Bino, Sasso - Luizinho, Armandinho, Friedenreich, Araken, Junqueira.
1943: King, Piolim, Virgílio - Zezé Procópio, Zarzur, Noronha - Luizinho, Sastre, Leônidas da Silva, Remo, Pardal.
1945: Gijo, Piolim, Renganeschi - Bauer, Zarzur, Rui - Luizinho, Sastre, Leônidas da Silva, Remo, Teixeirinha.
1946: Gijo, Piolim, Renganeschi - Rui, Bauer, Noronha - Luizinho, Sastre, Leônidas da Silva, Remo, Teixeirinha.
1948: Mário, Savério, Mauro - Bauer, Rui, Noronha - China, Ponce de León, Leônidas da Silva, Remo, Teixeirinha.
1949: Mário, Savério, Mauro - Bauer, Rui, Noronha - Friaça, Ponce de León, Leônidas da Silva, Remo, Teixeirinha.
1953: Poy, De Sordi, Mauro - Pé de Valsa, Bauer, Alfredo - Maurinho, Albella, Gino, Negri, Teixeirinha.
1957: Poy, De Sordi, Mauro - Sarará, Vítor, Riberto - Maurinho, Amauri, Gino, Zizinho, Canhoteiro.
1970: Sérgio, Forlan, Jurandir, Roberto Dias, Gilberto (Tenente) - Édson, Nenê - Paulo, Terto (Benê), Toninho Guerreiro, Paraná.
1971: Sérgio, Forlan, Jurandir, Arlindo, Gilberto - Édson, Gérson, Pedro Rocha (Carlos Alberto) - Terto, Toninho Guerreiro, Paraná.
1975: Valdir Peres, Nélson, Paranhos, Samuel, Gilberto - Chicão, Pedro Rocha, Terto - Muricy, Serginho, Zé Carlos (Silva).
1980: Valdir Peres, Getúlio, Oscar, Darío Pereyra, Aírton - Almir, Heriberto, Renato (Alexandre Bueno) - Paulo César, Serginho (Assis), Zé Sérgio.
1981: Valdir Peres, Getúlio, Gassem (Nei), Darío Pereyra, Marinho Chagas - Almir, Heriberto, Renato - Paulo César (Tatu), Serginho, Mário Sérgio.
1985: Gilmar, Zé Teodoro, Oscar, Darío Pereyra, Nelsinho - Márcio Araújo, Silas (Pita), Falcão (Freitas) - Müller, Careca, Sidney.
1987: Gilmar, Zé Teodoro, Adílson, Darío Pereyra, Nelsinho - Bernardo, Silas, Pita - Müller, Lê (Paulo Martins), Edivaldo (Neto).
1989: Gilmar, Zé Teodoro, Adílson, Ricardo Rocha, Nelsinho - Vizolli, Bobô (Benê), Raí - Mário Tilico, Ney (Bernardo), Edivaldo.
1991: Zetti, Cafu, Antônio Carlos, Ronaldão, Nelsinho - Sidney, Suélio, Raí - Müller, Macedo, Elivélton.
1992: Zetti, Vítor (Válber), Adílson, Ronaldão, Ronaldo Luís - Pintado, Toninho Cerezzo, Raí, Cafu - Müller, Palhinha.
1998: Rogério Ceni, Zé Carlos, Capitão, Márcio Santos (Bordon), Serginho - Alexandre, Fabiano, Raí (Aristizábal), Carlos Miguel (Gallo) - França, Denílson.
2000: Rogério Ceni, Belletti, Edmílson, Rogério Pinheiro, Fábio Aurélio - Maldonado, Vágner, Raí (Fabiano), Marcelinho - Edu (Carlos Miguel), Evair (Sandro Hiroshi).
2002: Roger, Gabriel, Émerson, Jean, Lino - Maldonado, Fábio Simplício, Lúcio Flávio (Souza), Adriano - Sandro Hiroshi (Oliveira), Reinaldo (Rafael).
2005: Rogério Ceni, Fabão, Lugano, Edcarlos - Cicinho, Josué, Mineiro, Danilo, Júnior - Diego Tardelli (Luizão), Grafite.
2021: Tiago Volpi, Arboleda, Miranda, Léo - Igor Vinícius, Luan (Rodrigo Nestor), Liziero (William), Igor Gomes (Joao Rojas), Gabriel Sara, Reinaldo - Pablo (Luciano).
History in Torneio Rio-São Paulo
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Year Position Pts G W D L GF GA GD
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1933 runner-up 34 22 16 2 4 75 31 44
1940 9th 4 8 1 2 5 11 24 -13 [*]
1950 6th 5 7 2 1 4 18 23 -5
1951 8th 2 7 0 2 5 8 18 -10
1952 7th 8 9 3 2 4 15 18 -3
1953 3rd 10 9 4 2 3 12 9 3
1954 4th 10 9 4 2 3 10 11 -1
1955 9th 6 9 2 2 5 11 16 -5
1957 8th 8 9 3 2 4 14 12 2
1958 4th 10 9 4 2 3 28 19 9
1959 5th 10 9 4 2 3 23 22 1
1960 7th 7 9 2 3 4 11 19 -8
1961 8th 7 9 2 3 4 12 15 -3
1962 runner-up 8 7 2 4 1 11 10 1
1963 8th 8 9 3 2 4 11 16 -5
1964 10th 4 9 1 2 6 8 21 -13
1965 runner-up 16 16 7 2 7 32 33 -1
1966 5th 10 9 5 0 4 14 11 3
1993 didn't play
1997 4th 2 4 0 2 2 4 7 -3 [**]
1998 runner-up 11 10 2 5 3 14 15 -1
1999 3rd 16 8 5 1 2 12 9 3
2000 3rd 12 8 4 0 4 14 17 -3
2001 CHAMPIONS 16 8 5 1 2 15 10 5
2002 runner-up 29 19 8 5 6 53 38 15
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TOTAL 252 232 89 51 92 436 424 12
Notes: [*] Tournament interrupted and not finished.
[**] Introduction of the "three-points-by-win" system.
Winning Squads:
2001: Roger, Wílson, Rogério Pinheiro, Jean - Belletti, Maldonado, Fabiano (Kaká), Carlos Miguel (Júlio Batista), Gustavo Nery - França, Luís Fabiano.
History in Taça Brasil ----------------------- São Paulo never played Taça Brasil
History in Torneio Roberto Gomes Pedrosa (Robertão)
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Year Position Pts G W D L GF GA GD
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1967 10th 13 14 3 7 4 18 13 5
1968 10th 14 16 4 6 6 23 24 -1
1969 13rd 14 16 5 4 7 22 27 -5
1970 14th 11 16 3 5 8 14 20 -6
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TOTAL 52 62 15 22 25 77 84 -7
Obs.: In 22/Dec/2010, CBF awarded to Taça Brasil (1959-1968) and Roberto
Gomes Pedrosa (1967-1970) tournaments the status of Brazilian Championships.
History in Campeonato Brasileiro
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Year Position Pts G W D L GF GA GD
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1971 runner-up 30 27 10 10 7 26 23 3
1972 9th 32 28 13 6 9 49 32 17
1973 runner-up 52 40 17 18 5 46 22 24
1974 10th 29 24 8 13 3 25 15 10
1975 5th 41 28 11 14 3 35 21 14 [a]
1976 28th 15 13 4 4 5 15 13 2 [a]
1977 CHAMPIONS 40 21 13 4 4 40 15 25 [a]
1978 19th 33 26 10 8 8 42 25 17 [b]
1979 didn't play
1980 9th 24 18 8 8 2 36 22 14
1981 runner-up 32 23 13 6 4 32 15 17
1982 6th 23 18 11 1 6 43 23 20
1983 5th 31 22 13 5 4 47 17 30
1984 17th 18 14 6 6 2 23 14 9
1985 27th 20 20 7 6 7 36 39 -3
1986 CHAMPIONS 47 34 17 13 4 62 22 40
1987 8th 17 15 7 3 5 21 12 9 [c]
1988 11th 39 23 9 8 6 21 18 3 [d]
1989 runner-up 23 19 7 9 3 25 16 9
1990 runner-up 27 25 10 7 8 24 18 6
1991 CHAMPIONS 31 23 12 7 4 28 15 13
1992 6th 27 25 10 7 8 28 23 5
1993 4th 26 20 9 8 3 27 17 10
1994 6th 32 27 12 8 7 42 35 7
1995 12th 33 23 9 6 8 26 23 3 [e]
1996 11th 35 23 9 8 6 39 32 7
1997 13th 33 25 8 9 8 41 32 9
1998 15th 27 23 8 3 12 34 35 -1
1999 4th 40 26 13 1 12 45 35 10 [f][g]
2000 12th 40 26 10 10 6 48 38 10 [h]
2001 7th 46 28 13 7 8 49 36 13
2002 5th 52 27 16 4 7 59 40 19
2003 3rd 78 46 22 12 12 81 67 14
2004 3rd 82 46 24 10 12 78 43 35
2005 11th 58 42 16 10 16 77 67 10 [i]
2006 CHAMPIONS 78 38 22 12 4 66 32 34
2007 CHAMPIONS 77 38 23 8 7 55 19 36
2008 CHAMPIONS 75 38 21 12 5 66 36 30
2009 3rd 65 38 18 11 9 57 42 15
2010 9th 55 38 15 10 13 54 54 0
2011 6th 59 38 16 11 11 57 46 11
2012 4th 66 38 20 6 12 59 37 22
2013 9th 50 38 14 8 16 39 40 -1
2014 runner-up 70 38 20 10 8 59 40 19
2015 4th 62 38 18 8 12 53 47 6
2016 10th 52 38 14 10 14 44 36 8
2017 13th 50 38 13 11 14 48 49 -1
2018 5th 63 38 16 15 7 46 34 12
2019 6th 63 38 17 12 9 39 30 9
2020 4th 66 38 18 12 8 59 41 18
2021 13th 48 38 11 15 12 31 39 -8
2022 9th 54 38 13 15 10 55 42 13
2023 11th 53 38 14 11 13 40 38 2
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TOTAL 2319 1552 688 456 408 2277 1622 655
Notes: [a] Win by two or more goals of difference earn three points.
[b] Win by three or more goals of difference earn three points.
[c] Copa União.
[d] Three points by win; draws were decided on penalties with the
winner earning two points and the loser earning one point.
[e] Introduction of the "three-points-by-win" system.
[f] Matches against Botafogo/RJ and Internacional computed as both
0-1, as awarded by CBF. See 1999 file for details.
[g] Not computed matches against Atlético/PR for Copa Libertadores
Qualifying Tournament.
[h] Copa João Havelange.
[i] Not computing annulled matches against Corinthians and Ponte
Preta. See 2005 file for details.
Winning Squads:
1977: Valdir Peres, Getúlio, Tecão, Bezerra, Antenor - Chicão, Teodoro (Peres), Darío Pereyra - Zé Sergio, Mirandinha, Viana (Neca).
1986: Gilmar, Fonseca, Wagner Basílio, Darío Pereyra, Nelsinho - Bernardo, Pita, Silas (Manu) - Müller, Careca, Sidney (Rômulo).
1991: Zetti, Zé Teodoro, Antônio Carlos, Ricardo Rocha, Leonardo - Ronaldão, Bernardo, Cafu, Raí - Marcelo, Müller (Flávio).
2006: Rogério Ceni, Ilsinho, Fabão, Miranda, Júnior - Josué, Mineiro, Souza (Thiago), Danilo - Leandro (Alex Silva), Aloísio (Lenílson).
2007: Rogério Ceni, Breno (Danilo Silva), André Dias, Miranda - Leandro, Richarlyson, Hernanes, Júnior (Souza), Jorge Wagner - Aloísio (Borges), Dagoberto.
2008: Rogério Ceni, Rodrigo, André Dias, Miranda - Joílson (Jancarlos), Richarlyson, Hernanes, Hugo, Jorge Wagner - Dagoberto (Bruno), Borges (André Lima).
All players in Brazilian Championship
History in Copa do Brasil ------------------------- Year Position Pts G W D L GF GA GD ----------------------------------------------------------- 1990 quarterfinalist 8 6 3 2 1 5 3 2 1993 quarterfinalist 6 6 2 2 2 11 10 1 1995 quarterfinalist 12 7 3 3 1 13 6 7 [#] 1996 quarterfinalist 2 3 2 1 0 7 3 4 [##] 1997 1/8 finalist 7 4 2 1 1 8 6 2 1998 quarterfinalist 11 6 3 2 1 12 5 7 1999 1/8 finalist 7 4 2 1 1 10 5 5 2000 runner-up 26 12 8 2 2 28 13 15 2001 quarterfinalist 15 7 5 0 2 24 8 16 2002 semifinalist 15 9 5 0 4 22 10 12 2003 quarterfinalist 15 8 4 3 1 17 6 11 2011 quarterfinalist 15 7 5 0 2 9 4 4 2012 semifinalist 19 9 6 1 2 18 8 10 2014 1/16 finalist 12 6 4 0 2 11 6 5 2015 semifinalist 7 6 2 1 3 10 9 1 2016 1/8 finalist 3 2 1 0 1 2 2 0 2017 4th phase 13 6 4 1 1 11 7 4 2018 4th phase 13 6 4 1 1 11 4 7 2019 1/16 finalist 0 2 0 0 2 0 2 -2 2020 semifinalist 9 6 2 3 1 10 7 3 2021 quarterfinalist 10 6 3 1 2 18 10 8 2022 semifinalist 15 10 4 3 3 12 10 2 2023 CHAMPIONS 20 10 6 2 2 12 7 5 2024 quarterfinalist 11 6 3 2 1 7 2 5 ============================================================ TOTAL 271 154 83 32 39 288 153 135
Notes: [#] Introduction of the "three-points-by-win" system.
[##] São Paulo lost 5 points in the quarterfinal, due to fielding of ineligible player Lima.
From 2001 to 2012, the teams which were playing in Taça Libertadores da América
were not allowed to play in Copa do Brasil in the same season.
Winning Squads:
2023: Rafael, Rafinha, Arboleda (Diego Costa), Beraldo, Caio Paulista - Pablo Maia, Alisson (Gabriel Neves), Wellington Rato, Rodrigo Nestor (Michel Araújo) - Lucas, Calleri.
All players in Copa do Brasil
History in Copa dos Campeões do Brasil ---------------------------------------- Year Position Pts G W D L GF GA GD ----------------------------------------------------------- 2000 semifinalist 7 4 2 1 1 5 4 1 2001 runner-up 15 6 5 0 1 21 10 11 2002 1st phase 4 3 1 1 1 3 3 0 ============================================================ TOTAL 26 13 8 2 3 29 17 12 Notes: "nth phase" indicates the phase in which São Paulo was eliminated.
History in Supercopa do Brasil -------------------------------- Year Position Pts G W D L GF GA GD ----------------------------------------------------------- 2024 CHAMPIONS 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 ============================================================ TOTAL 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0
Winning Squads:
2024: Rafael, Rafinha (Moreira), Arboleda, Diego Costa, Wellington (Erick) - Pablo Maia, Alisson, Wellington Rato (Ferreira), Luciano (Galoppo), Nikão (Michel Araújo) - Calleri.
History in Taça Libertadores
-----------------------------
Year Position Pts G W D L GF GA GD
-----------------------------------------------------------
1972 2nd phase 12 10 4 4 2 14 9 5
1974 runner-up 19 13 8 3 2 25 9 16
1978 1st phase 5 6 1 3 2 6 7 -1
1982 1st phase 6 6 2 2 2 7 6 1
1987 1st phase 4 6 1 2 3 9 13 -4
1992 CHAMPIONS 19 14 8 3 3 20 9 11
1993 CHAMPIONS 10 8 4 2 2 13 6 7
1994 runner-up 10 8 4 2 2 10 8 2
2004 semifinalist 25 12 8 1 3 21 12 9 [*]
2005 CHAMPIONS 31 14 9 4 1 34 14 20
2006 runner-up 26 14 8 2 4 23 13 10
2007 1/8 finals 14 8 4 2 2 12 6 6
2008 quarterfinalist 18 10 5 3 2 10 7 3
2009 quarterfinalist 13 8 4 1 3 11 10 1
2010 semifinalist 24 12 7 3 2 15 4 11
2013 1/8 finals 10 10 3 1 6 18 18 0
2015 1/8 finals 15 8 5 0 3 10 5 5
2016 semifinalist 19 14 5 4 5 21 15 6
2019 qual. round 2 1 2 0 1 1 0 2 -2
2020 1st phase 7 6 2 1 3 14 11 3
2021 quarterfinalist 16 10 4 4 2 14 8 6
============================================================
TOTAL 288 189 92 44 53 293 184 109
Notes: "nth phase" indicates the phase in which São Paulo was eliminated.
[*] "Three-points-by-win" system introduced in 1995.
Winning Squads:
1992: Zetti, Cafu, Antônio Carlos, Ronaldão, Ivan - Adílson, Pintado, Raí, Palhinha - Müller (Macedo), Elivélton.
1993: Zetti, Vítor (Toninho Cerezzo), Válber, Gilmar, Marcos Adriano - Dinho, Pintado, Cafu, Raí - Palhinha, Müller.
2005: Rogério Ceni, Fabão, Lugano, Alex - Cicinho, Mineiro, Josué, Danilo, Júnior (Fábio Santos) - Amoroso (Diego Tardelli), Luizão (Souza).
All players in Copa Libertadores
History in Supercopa Libertadores ---------------------------------- Year Position Pts G W D L GF GA GD ----------------------------------------------------------- 1992 quarterfinalist 3 4 1 1 2 6 5 1 1993 CHAMPIONS 10 8 3 4 1 12 9 3 1994 semifinalist 7 6 3 1 2 9 6 3 1995 quarterfinalist 12 6 4 0 2 7 7 0 [1] 1996 1/8 finalist 3 2 1 0 1 3 3 0 1997 runner-up 18 10 5 3 2 20 11 9 ============================================================ TOTAL 53 36 17 9 10 57 41 16 Notes: [1] Introduction of the "three-points-by-win" system.
Winning Squads:
1993: Zetti, Cafu, Válber, Ronaldão, André - Doriva, Dinho, Toninho Cerezzo (Juninho), Leonardo - Palhinha (Guilherme), Müller.
History in Copa Conmebol ------------------------- Year Position Pts G W D L GF GA GD ----------------------------------------------------------- 1994 CHAMPIONS 9 8 3 3 2 15 11 4 ============================================================ TOTAL 9 8 3 3 2 15 11 4
Winning Squads:
1994: Rogério Ceni, Pavão, Nélson, Bordon, Ronaldo Luís - Mona, Pereira, Denílson - Catê, Caio, Toninho.
History in Copa Mercosul ------------------------- Year Position Pts G W D L GF GA GD ----------------------------------------------------------- 1998 1st Phase 7 6 2 1 3 8 12 -4 1999 1st Phase 10 6 3 1 2 11 8 3 2000 1st Phase 7 6 2 1 3 13 13 0 2001 1st Phase 7 6 1 4 1 7 6 1 ============================================================ TOTAL 31 24 8 7 9 39 39 0
Notes: "nth phase" indicates the phase in which São Paulo was eliminated.
History in Copa Sudamericana ----------------------------- Year Position Pts G W D L GF GA GD ----------------------------------------------------------- 2003 semifinalist 19 8 6 1 1 18 7 11 2004 1/8 finalist 3 4 0 3 1 3 4 -1 2005 1/16 finalist 1 2 0 1 1 2 3 -1 2007 1/8 finalist 5 6 1 2 3 5 8 -3 2008 1/16 finalist 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 2011 1/8 finalist 6 4 2 0 2 5 4 1 2012 CHAMPIONS 20 10 5 5 0 15 2 13 2013 semifinalist 9 6 2 3 1 10 10 0 2014 semifinalist 15 8 5 0 3 14 10 4 2017 1st phase 2 2 0 2 0 1 1 0 2018 1/16 finalist 7 4 2 1 1 2 1 1 2020 1/16 finalist 3 2 1 0 1 6 6 0 2022 runner-up 28 13 9 1 3 25 13 12 2023 quarterfinalist 22 10 7 1 2 17 3 14 ============================================================ TOTAL 142 81 40 22 19 123 72 51
Winning Squads:
2012: Rogério Ceni, Paulo Miranda, Rafael Tolói, Rhodolfo, Cortez - Denílson, Wellington, Jádson - Lucas, Willian José (Douglas), Osvaldo.
History in Recopa Sul-Americana -------------------------------- Year Position Pts G W D L GF GA GD ----------------------------------------------------------- 1993 CHAMPIONS 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 1994 CHAMPIONS 2 1 1 0 0 3 1 2 2006 runner-up 1 2 0 1 1 3 4 -1 2013 runner-up 0 2 0 0 2 1 4 -3 ============================================================ TOTAL 5 7 1 3 3 7 9 -2
Winning Squads:
1993: Zetti, Cafu, Válber, Ronaldão, André - Gilmar, Dinho, Toninho Cerezzo, Juninho - Palhinha (Catê), Valdeir (Jamelli).
1994: Zetti, Vítor, Júnior Baiano, Válber, André - Doriva, Cafu (Axel), Palhinha (Juninho), Leonardo - Euller, Guilherme.
History in World (Intercontinental Toyota) Cup ----------------------------------------------- Year Position Pts G W D L GF GA GD ----------------------------------------------------------- 1992 CHAMPIONS 2 1 1 0 0 2 1 1 1993 CHAMPIONS 2 1 1 0 0 3 2 1 ============================================================ TOTAL 4 2 2 0 0 5 3 2
Winning Squads:
1992: Zetti, Vítor, Adílson, Ronaldão, Ronaldo Luís - Pintado, Toninho Cerezzo (Dinho), Raí - Palhinha, Cafu, Müller.
1993: Zetti, Cafu, Válber, Ronaldão, André - Dinho, Doriva, Toninho Cerezzo, Leonardo - Müller, Palhinha (Juninho).
History in FIFA Club World Cup ------------------------------- Year Position Pts G W D L GF GA GD ----------------------------------------------------------- 2005 CHAMPIONS 6 2 2 0 0 4 2 2 ============================================================ TOTAL 6 2 2 0 0 4 2 2
Winning Squads:
2005: Rogério Ceni, Fabão, Edcarlos, Lugano - Cicinho, Mineiro, Josué, Danilo, Júnior - Amoroso, Aloísio (Grafite).
Historic Summary ----------------- Competition Pts G W D L GF GA GD Titles ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Campeonato Paulista 3567 2378 1334 579 465 4664 2418 2246 23 Torneio Rio-São Paulo 253 232 89 51 92 436 424 12 1 Roberto Gomes Pedrosa 52 62 15 22 25 77 84 -7 - Campeonato Brasileiro 2319 1552 688 456 408 2277 1622 655 6 Copa do Brasil 271 154 83 32 39 288 153 135 1 Copa dos Campeões 26 13 8 2 3 29 17 12 - Supercopa do Brasil 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 Taça Libertadores 304 199 96 48 55 307 192 115 3 Supercopa Libertadores 53 36 17 9 10 57 41 16 1 Copa Conmebol 9 8 3 3 2 15 11 4 1 Copa Mercosul 31 24 8 7 9 39 39 0 - Copa Sudamericana 142 81 40 22 19 123 72 51 1 Recopa Sul-Americana 5 7 1 3 3 7 9 -2 2 (Toyota) Club World Cup 4 2 2 0 0 5 3 2 2 FIFA Club World Cup 6 2 2 0 0 4 2 2 1 ======================================================================== TOTAL 7043 4751 2386 1235 1130 8328 5087 3241 Matches counted twice 22 16 10 2 4 47 21 26 [*] ======================================================================== TOTAL REAL 7021 4735 2376 1233 1126 8281 5066 3215 43
[*] The matches of Torneio Rio-São Paulo 1933 and 1940 against teams from São Paulo state
were also valid for the Campeonato Paulista of same year.
The first match of Recopa Sul-Americana 1993 against Cruzeiro was also valid for the
Campeonato Brasileiro of same year.
Yearwise record of ALL matches of São Paulo F.C.
General Thousands: -------------------
1000th match: 19/fev/1966 Portuguesa 1-0 São Paulo (Torneio Rio-São Paulo) 2000th match: 03/dec/1983 São Paulo 2-1 Santos (Campeonato Paulista) 3000th match: 11/aug/1999 Universidad Católica 0-3 São Paulo (Copa Mercosul) 4000th match: 07/oct/2013 São Paulo 0-2 Santos (Campeonato Brasileiro)
1000th victory: 11/ago/1982 São Paulo 2-0 Francana (Campeonato Paulista) 2000th victory: 01/apr/2012 Ituano 2-4 São Paulo (Campeonato Paulista)
1000th draw: 27/feb/2011 São Paulo 1-1 Palmeiras (Campeonato Paulista)
1000th loss: 13/abr/2017 São Paulo 0-2 Cruzeiro (Copa do Brasil)
1000th goal scored: 17/jul/1949 Friaça - fourth goal of Jabaquara 1-4 São Paulo (Campeonato Paulista) 2000th goal scored: 16/nov/1960 Peixinho - second goal of Sâo Paulo 2-0 XV de Piracicaba (Campeonato Paulista) 3000th goal scored: 04/dec/1974 Serginho - São Paulo 1-0 Botafogo SP (Campeonato Paulista) 4000th goal scored: 28/aug/1985 Pita - second goal of São Paulo 2-0 Paulista (Campeonato Paulista) 5000th goal scored: 19/sep/1995 Denílson - Santos 0-1 São Paulo (Campeonato Brasileiro) 6000th goal scored: 04/may/2003 Luís Fabiano - second goal of São Paulo 3-2 Figueirense (Campeonato Brasileiro) 7000th goal scored: 12/may/2011 Casemiro - Avaí 3-1 São Paulo (Copa do Brasil) 8000th goal scored: 16/jun/2021 Rigoni - São Paulo 1-1 Chapecoense (Campeonato Brasileiro)
1000th goal received: 21/apr/1960 São Paulo 1-1 Santos (Campeonato Paulista) 2000th goal received: 13/aug/1980 São Paulo 3-1 XV de Jaú (Campeonato Paulista) 3000th goal received: 10/apr/1997 Portuguesa 1-0 São Paulo (Campeonato Paulista) 4000th goal received: 12/apr/2009 first goal of Independiente Medellín 2-1 São Paulo (Taça Libertadores) 5000th goal received: 12/feb/2023 São Paulo 3-1 Santos (Campeonato Paulista)
Thousands on Campeonato Paulista: ----------------------------------
1000th match: 07/abr/1972 São Bento 0-2 São Paulo 2000th match: 22/may/2002 São Paulo 2-2 Palmeiras
1000th victory: 11/mar/1993 XV de Piracicaba 1-3 São Paulo
1000th goal scored: 16/oct/1949 Afonso - second goal of São Paulo 2-2 Portuguesa Santista 2000th goal scored: 29/sep/1963 Cecílio Martínez - first goal of São Paulo 5-2 Jabaquara 3000th goal scored: 01/nov/1983 Marcão - Santos 2-1 São Paulo 4000th goal scored: 25/jan/2004 Grafite - third goal of Portuguesa 2-3 São Paulo
1000th goal received: 21/jul/1965 third goal of São Paulo 3-1 Guarani 2000th goal received: 12/apr/2000 third goal of Portuguesa Santista 3-1 São Paulo
Thousands on Campeonato Brasileiro (since 1971): -------------------------------------------------
1000th match: 09/aug/2009 São Paulo 3-1 Goiás
1000th goal scored: 08/nov/2000 Marcelo Ramos - third goal of Sport 4-3 São Paulo 2000th goal scored: 28/oct/2017 Cueva - second goal of São Paulo 2-1 Santos
1000th goal received: 03/nov/2008 Atlético MG 1-1 São Paulo
Thousands on Campeonato Brasileiro (since 1959): -------------------------------------------------
1000th match: 21/oct/2007 São Paulo 1-0 Cruzeiro
1000th goal scored: 22/aug/1999 Fabiano - São Paulo 1-0 Botafogo SP 2000th goal scored: 15/jun/2016 Diego Lugano - second goal of São Paulo 2-0 Vitória
1000th goal received: 16/nov/2005 third goal of Goiás 3-0 São Paulo
Minor Trophies: ----------------
1931 - Taça dos Campeões Estaduais de São Paulo e Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) 1932 - Torneio Início do Campeonato Paulista (Brazil) 1940 - Torneio Início do Campeonato Paulista (Brazil) 1943 - Taça dos Campeões Estaduais de São Paulo e Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) 1944 - Taça Cidade de São Paulo (Brazil) 1945 - Torneio Início do Campeonato Paulista (Brazil) 1945 - Taça dos Campeões Estaduais de São Paulo e Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) 1946 - Taça dos Campeões Estaduais de São Paulo e Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) 1948 - Taça dos Campeões Estaduais de São Paulo e Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) 1949 - Torneio Pentagonal Interestadual São Paulo-Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) 1950 - Taça Lineu Prestes (Brazil) 1952 - Taça Armando Arruda Pereira (Brazil) 1953 - Taça dos Campeões Estaduais de São Paulo e Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) 1954 - Torneio Triangular de Uberaba (Brazil) 1955 - Troféu Jarrito (Mexico) 1955 - Pequena Copa do Mundo (Venezuela) 1956 - Torneio Charles Miller (Brazil) 1956 - Torneio Roberto Gomes Pedrosa (Brazil) 1957 - Taça dos Campeões Estaduais de São Paulo e Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) 1960 - Torneio Quadrangular de Cáli (Colombia) 1960 - Torneio Pentagonal de Guadalajara (Mexico) 1963 - Pequena Copa do Mundo (Venezuela) 1964 - Torneio de Firenze (Italy) 1969 - Torneio Colombino de Huelva (Las Palmas, Spain) 1975 - Taça dos Campeões Estaduais de São Paulo e Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) 1976 - II Copa São Paulo (Brazil) 1976 - Torneio Triangular de Maringá (Brazil) 1976 - Torneio Nunes Freire (Brazil) 1980 - Taça Governador do Estado de São Paulo (Brazil) 1980 - Taça dos Campeões Estaduais de São Paulo e Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) 1982 - Torneio de Verão de Tampa, Flórida (USA) 1985 - Torneio Triangular Luiz Henrique Rosas (Brazil) 1985 - Taça dos Campeões Estaduais de São Paulo e Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) 1987 - Taça da Jamaica (Jamaica) 1987 - Taça de Trinidad-Tobago (Trinidad-Tobago) 1987 - Taça dos Campeões Estaduais de São Paulo e Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) 1988 - Taça Eduardo José Farah (Brazil) 1989 - Torneio Centenário da República (Brazil) 1989 - Torneio Quadrangular de Guadalajara (Mexico) 1990 - Torneio Quadrangular de Leon (Mexico) 1990 - Torneio da Amizade (Chile) 1991 - Troféu Ciudad de Barcelona (Spain) 1992 - Troféu Tereza Herrera (Spain) 1992 - Troféu Ramon de Carranza (Spain) 1992 - Troféu Ciudad de Barcelona (Spain) 1993 - Troféu Ciudad de Santiago (Chile) 1993 - Torneio Santiago de Compostela (Spain) 1993 - Torneio Cidade de Los Angeles (USA) 1993 - Troféu Jalisco (Mexico) 1994 - Taça San Lorenzo de Almagro (Argentina) 1995 - Torneio Rei Dadá (Brazil) 1995 - Copa dos Campeões Mundiais (Brazil) 1995 - Trofeo Bortolotti (Italy) 1996 - Supercopa Conmebol (Brazil) 1996 - Copa dos Campeões Mundiais (Brazil) 1997 - Taça Clubes Hermanos (Argentina) 1999 - Taça Euro-América (Brazil) 1999 - Los Angeles Soccer Cup (USA) 1999 - Torneio Ciudad de Pachuca - Cuna de México (Mexico) 2000 - Torneio Constantino Cury (Brazil) 2013 - Taça Eusébio (Portugal)2017 - Florida Cup (USA)
All Matches of São Paulo: --------------------------
1985 / 1986 / 1987 / 1988 / 1989 / 1990 / 1991 / 1992 / 1993 / 1994 / 1995 / 1996 / 1997 / 1998 / 1999 / 2000 / 2001 / 2002 / 2003 / 2004 / 2005 / 2006 / 2007 / 2008 / 2009 / 2010 / 2011 / 2012 / 2013 / 2014 / 2015 / 2016 / 2017 / 2018
matches of São Paulo "B" team: 2003 / 2004 / 2005
Shirt Sponsors: ----------------
shirt chest:
1983-1983: BCN
1983-1986: Caixa Econômica Federal
(through the names of Cruzeiro Seguros and Federal Seguros)
1984: Perdigão (1 match, in Campeonato Paulista)
1984: Sorte Já Carnê Tricolor (2 matches)
1984-1984: Promad
1984: Ovomaltine (1 match, in Campeonato Paulista)
1984-1985: Caixa Econômica Federal
(through the names of Cruzeiro Seguros, Federal Seguros, São Paulo Seguros,
and Seguro Educação)
1986: VASP (2 matches)
1986: Lionella (3 matches)
1986-1987: Nugget
1987-1988: Bic
1988-1991: Coca-Cola
1989: KKT TV (1 match)
1991-1993: IBF Formulários
1993-1997: TAM Linhas Aéreas
1996: Morumbi Século 21
1997-1997: Data Control
1997-1997: Cirio (through the word Bom...???, a suspense about the name of Bom Bril)
1997-1998: Cirio (through the name of Bom Bril)
1998-1999: Cirio
2000-2001: Motorola
2001: Arapuã (against Botafogo, in the final match of Rio-São Paulo Tournament)
2001-2009: LG Electronics
2010: Hypermarcas (through the brands Bozzano (1 match) and Assolan (4 matches))
2010: Biosintética Genéricos (8 matches)
2010: Criança Esperança (children's benefit campaign of Rede Globo) (1 match)
2010: Wizard (1 match)
2010: Sócio-Torcedor (1 match)
2010-2011: BMG
2011: Visa (2 matches)
2012: LDU Lâmpadas (2 matches)
2012: Lenovo Computadores (2 matches)
2012: Wizard (1 match)
2012: Sócio-Torcedor (1 match)
2012: Doe Sangue (campaign to blood donation) (2 matches)
2012: Hommage to the 1992 Taça Libertadores champions (1 match)
2012: Soberano 2 (movie about 2005 FIFA Club World Cup title) (2 matches)
2012-2013: Semp Toshiba (through the brand STi)
2013-2014: Semp Toshiba (through the brand Semp)
2014: SPFC TV (official São Paulo FC's channel in youtube) (1 match)
2014: AACD (2 matches)
2014: Criança Esperança (children's benefit campaign of Rede Globo) (3 match)
2015: Sócio-Torcedor
2015: Copa Airlines (2 matches, in Taça Libertadores)
2015: I Will (2 matches, in Taça Libertadores)
2015: M1to 25 (Hommage to 25 years of Rogério Ceni in São Paulo) (1 match)
2015: Copa Airlines (2 matches)
2015: Petz (1 match)
2016: Copa Airlines (top of chest) and FIAP (bottom of chest)
2016: Copa Airlines (through the phrase "Só no Panamá") (top of chest) (1 match)
2016-2017: Prevent Senior (top of chest)
2017: Urbano Alimentos (bottom of chest)
2017: Banco Intermedium (next to the shoulders)
shirt sleeves:
2000-2001: Motorola
2002: TAM (1 match)
2003: Fome Zero (government campaing against hunger) (1 match)
2003: Medial Saúde (against Corinthians, in the final match of Campeonato Paulista)
2003: Fundação Cafu (1 match)
2003-2005: Habib's
2006-2009: Fast Shop
2009: SP Sede da Copa 2014 (São Paulo host city of World Cup 2014) (1 match)
2009-2010: IPS
2010: Locaweb (2 matches)
2010: Hypermarcas (through the brand Zero Cal) (5 matches)
2010: Bom Bril (10 matches)
2010: Sil (1 match)
2010: Sócio-Torcedor (1 match)
2010: BMG (20 matches)
2011: Visa (1 match)
2011: Fisk (1 match)
2011: É Goool (capitalization title of TV Record) (1 match)
2011: Yazigi
2012-2014: Wizard
2014: Auto Fácil (1 match)
2016: Votomassa
2016-2017: Corr Plastik
shirt back: always the same sponsor of the chest except:
1982: Cofap (against Corinthians, in the final match of Campeonato Paulista)
2010: Tenys Pé (1 match)
2011: Visa
2011: Yazigi (1 match)
2011: Ofertas.com.br
2011: Sil (1 match)
2011: Copagaz
2011: Steck (5 matches)
2012-2013: Semp Toshiba
2014: Toshiba
2014: Official São Paulo FC's channel in facebook (1 match)
2015: Pedigree (1 match)
shirt back bottom:
2010: Tenys Pé (13 matches)
2010: Microlins (3 matches)
2010: Sil (1 match)
2011: Copagaz (1 match)
2011: AACD (1 match)
2012: LDU Lâmpadas (2 matches)
2012: saopaulofc.net (club official website) (1 match)
2012: Bic (1 match)
2014: Soccer Grass
2014: Sócio-Torcedor (13 matches)
2014: Sil (1 match)
2014: Cotação Câmbio (1 match)
2014: Mercedes-Benz Divena (2 matches)
2014: Auto Fácil (3 matches)
2016-2017: Joli
shirt's right shoulder
2011: ALE
shirt back, inside the shirt numbers:
2011-2014: TIM
short's bottom
2016: Rock & Ribs
Other São Paulo's: -------------------
Associação Atlética São Paulo Alpargatas (São Paulo, SP) Esporte Clube São Paulo (Itanhaém, SP) São Paulo Athletic Club (São Paulo, SP) [also known as SPAC] São Paulo de Assis Futebol Clube (Assis, SP) São Paulo Futebol Clube (Macapá, AP) São Paulo Futebol Clube (São João de Meriti, RJ) São Paulo Futebol Clube (Parnamirim, RN) São Paulo Futebol Clube (Araçatuba, SP) São Paulo Futebol Clube (Araraquara, SP) São Paulo Futebol Clube (Avaré, SP) São Paulo Futebol Clube (São Vicente, SP) São Paulo Futebol Clube (Santo Anastácio, SP) São Paulo Railway Athletic Club (São Paulo, SP) [also known as SPR; currently named Nacional AC] Sport Club São Paulo (Rio Grande, RS) Official Branches: Primeiro Futebol Clube (Saitama, Japan) São Paulo Liaoning Football (Shenyang, China) São Paulo Futebol Clube de Madrid (Madrid, Spain)
All-Time Teams: -----------------
Team elected by Placar Magazine (1982) - "vote of specialists": Poy, De Sordi, Mauro - Bauer, Ruy, Noronha - Luizinho, Sastre, Leônidas da Silva, Gérson, Canhoteiro.
Team elected by Placar Magazine (1982) - "vote of readers": Valdir Peres, De Sordi, Oscar, Darío Pereyra, Noronha - Bauer, Gérson, Pedro Rocha - Luizinho, Leônidas da Silva, Zé Sérgio.
Team elected by Grandes Reportagens Special Magazine (1994): Poy, De Sordi, Mauro - Bauer, Ruy, Noronha - Luizinho, Zizinho, Leônidas da Silva, Pedro Rocha, Canhoteiro.
Team elected by Placar Magazine (1994): Poy, Cafu, Mauro, Roberto Dias, Noronha - Bauer, Pedro Rocha, Gérson - Müller, Leônidas da Silva, Canhoteiro.
Team elected by São Paulo Notícias Magazine (1998): Poy, De Sordi, Mauro, Darío Pereyra, Noronha - Bauer, Gérson, Zizinho - Müller, Leônidas da Silva, Canhoteiro.
Team elected by Lance! Special Magazine (1999): Poy, Cafu, Mauro, Darío Pereyra, Noronha - Bauer, Pedro Rocha, Raí - Müller, Leônidas da Silva, Canhoteiro.
Team elected by Gazeta Esportiva´s website (2000) - "vote of specialists": Poy, Cafu, Oscar, Darío Pereyra, Noronha - Pedro Rocha, Zizinho, Raí - Careca, Leônidas da Silva, Canhoteiro.
Team elected by Gazeta Esportiva´s website (2000) - "vote of readers": Zetti, Cafu, Oscar, Darío Pereyra, Serginho - Gérson, Falcão, Pedro Rocha, Raí - Careca, Müller.
Team elected by Lance! Special Magazine (2005): Zetti, Cafu, Oscar, Darío Pereyra, Leonardo - Toninho Cerezzo, Gérson, Raí, Pedro Rocha - Müller, Careca.
Team elected by Placar Magazine (2006): Rogério Ceni, Cafu, Oscar, Darío Pereyra, Leonardo - Mineiro, Pedro Rocha, Raí - Müller, Careca, Canhoteiro.
Team elected by UOL Esporte website (2017) - "vote of readers": Rogério Ceni, Cafu, Oscar, Darío Pereyra, Leonardo - Gérson, Pedro Rocha, Kaká, Raí - Careca, Müller.
"OVERALL TEAM":
Goalkeeper: José POY
Defenders: Marcos Evangelista de Moraes - CAFU
José OSCAR Bernardi
Alfonso DARÍO PEREYRA Bueno
Alfredo Eduardo Ribeiro Mena Barreto de Freitas NORONHA
Midfielders: José Carlos BAUER
GÉRSON de Oliveira Nunes
PEDRO Virgilio ROCHA Franchetti
Forwards: Luiz Antônio Corrêa da Costa - MÜLLER
LEÔNIDAS DA SILVA
José Ribamar de Oliveira - CANHOTEIRO
São Paulo in Brazilian National "A" Team: ------------------------------------------
MATCHES PLAYED IN BRAZILIAN NATIONAL TEAM AS PLAYER OF SÃO PAULO:
PLAYER FIRST LAST TOTAL GOALS
Friedenreich 01-08-1930 24-02-1935 2 1
Armandinho 27-05-1934 22-07-1934 8 2
Luizinho M. Oliveira 27-05-1934 17-05-1944 9 1
Sylvio Hoffmann 27-05-1934 22-07-1934 9 -
Waldemar de Britto 27-05-1934 22-07-1934 9 7
Junqueirinha 24-02-1935 24-02-1935 1 -
Orozimbo 24-02-1935 24-02-1935 1 -
Noronha 14-05-1944 28-06-1950 17 -
Piolim 14-05-1944 14-05-1944 1 -
Zezé Procópio 14-05-1944 17-05-1944 2 -
Ruy 21-01-1945 28-06-1950 28 1
Leônidas da Silva 16-12-1945 29-01-1946 4 1
Bauer 03-04-1949 20-09-1955 29 -
Mauro R. Oliveira 10-04-1949 21-03-1959 13 -
Friaça 07-05-1950 16-07-1950 9 1
Alfredo Ramos 12-03-1953 10-02-1956 9 -
Maurinho 21-03-1954 10-07-1957 14 4
Turcão 20-09-1955 20-09-1955 1 -
Canhoteiro 17-11-1955 20-09-1959 18 1
De Sordi 17-11-1955 11-05-1961 26 - (2 own goals)
Zezinho 01-02-1956 10-02-1956 3 1
Gino 01-04-1956 18-05-1958 9 3
Cláudio C. Pinho 23-03-1957 23-03-1957 1 -
Dino Sani 28-03-1957 29-05-1960 20 2
Paulo 16-06-1957 16-06-1957 1 (-)
Victor 29-04-1960 26-05-1960 7 -
Roberto Frojuello 26-05-1960 29-05-1960 2 -
Bellini 21-04-1962 15-07-1966 19 -
Benê 24-04-1962 24-04-1962 1 -
Jurandyr 24-04-1962 17-12-1968 16 -
Roberto Dias 26-04-1963 17-12-1968 27 1
Paraná 30-06-1965 19-07-1966 11 1
Prado 21-11-1965 21-11-1965 1 -
Fefeu 01-05-1966 15-05-1966 2 -
Fábio 18-05-1966 18-05-1966 1 (-)
Picasso 25-07-1968 17-12-1968 4 (4)
Babá 17-12-1968 17-12-1968 1 1
Gérson 04-03-1970 31-07-1971 22 4
Sérgio 17-06-1972 17-06-1972 1 (2)
Mirandinha 31-03-1974 06-07-1974 7 -
Waldir Peres 04-10-1975 05-07-1982 30 (19)
Chicão 21-02-1976 24-10-1979 11 -
Serginho I 12-10-1977 05-07-1982 22 10
Zé Sérgio 01-05-1978 15-05-1981 30 5
Renato 01-05-1980 27-10-1983 21 4
Getúlio 24-06-1980 08-07-1981 7 1
Oscar 27-08-1980 07-05-1986 48 2
Paulo César 14-03-1981 14-03-1981 1 -
Mário Sérgio 23-09-1981 21-03-1982 5 -
Careca 28-04-1983 21-06-1986 29 16
Falcão 12-03-1986 06-06-1986 7 -
Müller 12-03-1986 24-06-1994 45 9
Sidney 12-03-1986 16-03-1986 2 -
Silas 16-03-1986 28-06-1987 10 -
Gilmar 08-04-1986 12-12-1987 4 (3)
Nelsinho 19-05-1987 24-05-1989 17 1
Pita 09-12-1987 12-12-1987 2 -
Raí 09-12-1987 13-06-1993 20 8
Zé Teodoro 09-12-1987 12-12-1987 2 -
Bernardo 12-04-1989 22-06-1989 6 -
Bobô 12-04-1989 24-05-1989 3 -
Edivaldo 23-07-1989 23-07-1989 1 -
Ricardo Rocha 20-08-1989 21-07-1991 19 -
Cafu 12-09-1990 17-07-1994 36 1
Leonardo 17-10-1990 15-08-2001 19 -
Antônio Carlos 30-10-1991 02-08-1992 5 1
Elivélton 30-10-1991 08-08-1993 13 1
Ronaldão 18-12-1991 16-12-1993 7 -
Palhinha 31-07-1992 16-12-1993 16 5
Válber 23-09-1992 25-07-1993 11 -
Vítor 25-11-1992 17-03-1993 2 -
Zetti 17-03-1993 18-12-1996 16 (8)
Dinho 16-12-1993 16-12-1993 1 -
André Luiz 22-02-1995 13-11-1996 12 2
Juninho Paulista 22-02-1995 12-08-1995 15 2
Denílson 13-11-1996 12-07-1998 34 5
Dodô 10-08-1997 11-11-1997 5 2
Rogério Ceni 16-12-1997 22-06-2006 17 (12)
Zé Carlos 31-05-1998 07-07-1998 2 -
Serginho II 23-09-1998 28-03-1999 4 -
Edu 23-02-2000 23-02-2000 1 -
França 23-05-2000 17-04-2002 8 1
Edmílson 18-07-2000 15-08-2000 2 -
Belletti 28-03-2001 26-06-2002 13 1 (1 own goal)
Júlio Baptista 26-05-2001 27-07-2003 8 1
Carlos Miguel 31-05-2001 09-06-2001 5 1
Kaká 31-01-2002 14-10-2014 12 4
Luís Fabiano 11-06-2003 06-02-2013 14 6
Ricardinho 11-06-2003 23-06-2003 4 -
Gustavo Nery 08-07-2004 25-07-2004 6 -
Cicinho 27-04-2005 12-11-2005 9 1
Grafite 27-04-2005 27-04-2005 1 1
Mineiro 27-04-2005 10-10-2006 3 -
Ilsinho 27-03-2007 27-03-2007 1 -
Josué 27-03-2007 22-08-2007 8 1
Alex Silva 04-07-2007 22-08-2007 2 -
Richarlyson 06-02-2008 26-03-2008 2 -
Hernanes 26-03-2008 10-08-2010 2 -
Adriano 31-05-2008 18-06-2008 4 -
Miranda 01-04-2009 14-10-2009 6 -
Lucas 27-03-2011 10-09-2024 24 3
Casemiro 14-09-2011 09-06-2012 5 -
Bruno Uvini 26-05-2012 09-06-2012 3 -
Jádson 19-09-2012 30-06-2013 4 -
Osvaldo 06-04-2013 24-04-2013 2 -
Souza 14-10-2014 29-03-2015 3 -
Rodrigo Caio 29-05-2016 05-09-2017 4 -
Daniel Alves 06-09-2019 09-09-2021 4 -
Pablo Maia 23-03-2024 23-03-2024 1 -
TOTAL (109 players) 01-08-1930 10-09-2024 1086 127 goals scored (3 own goals
and 50 goals received)
Obs: 1) In 1930, Araken Patusca (1 match) was excluded from Santos and
joined São Paulo. Later, Santos inscribed him in APEA (São Paulo State FA),
without his authorization. This led to a juridical dispute and Araken
passed a lot of time without play for any team. Due to this, although
some sources considered him as belonging to Santos when playing that
year's World Cup, he was officially without club and is computed in
some current statistics as belonging to CBD.
2) Although belonged to São Paulo, Armandinho (11 matches), Luizinho
M. Oliveira (1 match), Sylvio Hoffmann (1 match) and Waldemar de Britto
(9 matches) were contracted by CBD to join the Brazilian National Team.
As they were firstly called as players of São Paulo, their participations
in the World Cup and the friendlies held in Europe (June and July) are
computed to São Paulo and in the table above. On the other hand, as their
contracts with São Paulo were suspended after their return from Europe,
their participations in the friendlies held in Brazil (September to
December) are computed as players belonging to CBD.
3) Bruno Uvini, loaned to Tottenham Hotspur, was called to the friendlies
of May and June 2012 (3 matches) as player of that club. After the calling
and before the first friendly, he returned to São Paulo and even played some
matches for São Paulo. Few days later (yet before the first friendly), CBF
published the official profile of the players called to those friendlies and
Bruno Uvini was mentioned in this profile as player of São Paulo instead of
Tottenham Hotspur.
Matches of Brazilian National Team involving most players of São Paulo -----------------------------------------------------------------------
(all matches involved 6 players of São Paulo): 30-04-1986 Brazil 4x2 Yugoslavia: Gilmar, Oscar, Falcão, Silas, Müller and Careca 12-12-1987 Brazil 1x1 West Germany: Gilmar, Zé Teodoro, Nelsinho, Raí, Pita and Müller 26-02-1992 Brazil 3x0 USA: Cafu, Antônio Carlos, Ronaldão, Raí, Elivélton and Müller 23-09-1992 Brazil 4x2 Costa Rica: Válber, Ronaldão, Palhinha, Raí, Elivélton and Müller 25-11-1992 Brazil 1x2 Uruguay: Vítor, Válber, Ronaldão, Palhinha, Raí and Elivélton 17-03-1993 Brazil 2x2 Poland: Zetti, Vítor, Válber, Raí, Palhinha and Müller 16-12-1993 Brazil 1x0 Mexico: Zetti, Ronaldão, Leonardo, Dinho, Palhinha and Müller
Players of São Paulo called for Brazilian National Team but never fielded --------------------------------------------------------------------------
Nestor (1930) [*1] Clodô (1930, 1931) Siriri (1931) Pardal (1944) Zarzur (1944) Remo (1944, 1947) Teixeirinha (1945, 1946, 1950) Savério (1950) Riberto (1958) [*2] Zizinho (1958) [*2] Baiano (1961) Renato (1965) Nenê (1968) Toninho Guerreiro (1970) Gilberto Sorriso (1974) [*3] Toinho (1978) [*4] Paulo Roberto (1984) Caio (1995) Pereira (1995) Bordon (1996, 1997) Márcio Santos (1998) Alexandre (1998) Fabiano (2000) Émerson Carvalho (2001) André Dias (2009) Cícero (2011) Rhodolfo (2011, 2012) Alan Kardec (2014) [*5] Paulo Henrique Ganso (2016) Rafael (2024) [*1] Nestor (as well as Clodô, Friedenreich, Luizinho M. Oliveira and Araken - see note 1 above) was in the original list of players called to the 1930 World Cup. Later, after a conflict between CBD and the clubs from São Paulo state, a new list was done and no players from São Paulo were in that. [*2] Riberto and Zizinho (as well as Canhoteiro and Gino) were included in the 40-players list of CBD to 1958 World Cup but were not called to the final 22-players squad. [*3] Gilberto Sorriso (as well as Chicão) was included in the 40-players list of CBD to 1974 World Cup but was not called to the final 22-players squad. [*4] Toinho (as well as Chicão, Serginho and Zé Sérgio) was included in a 72-players CBD pre-list to 1978 World Cup but was not called to the final 22-players squad nor to the 40-players definitive list. [*5] Alan Kardec was included in the 30-players list of CBF to 2014 World Cup but was not called to the final 23-players squad.
São Paulo in Brazilian Olympic Team & Pan-American Games: ----------------------------------------------------------
MATCHES PLAYED IN BRAZILIAN NATIONAL TEAM AS PLAYER OF SÃO PAULO: PLAYER FIRST LAST TOTAL GOALS Jonas 24-07-1960 23-08-1960 4 1 Roberto Dias 13-08-1960 01-09-1960 5 2 Zé Roberto 26-04-1964 16-10-1964 8 7 Cláudio Deodato 04-02-1968 18-10-1968 3 - Toninho 04-02-1968 18-10-1968 11 2 Tecão 06-09-1975 29-07-1976 33 - Fumê 04-11-1979 14-11-1979 6 - Gualberto 21-06-1984 21-06-1984 1 - Bernardo 28-03-1987 03-05-1987 9 - Nelsinho 28-03-1987 09-09-1988 18 1 Pita 10-08-1987 21-08-1987 8 - Macedo 19-12-1991 14-01-1992 2 - Cafu 19-12-1991 09-02-1992 8 1 (1 own goal) Elivélton 14-01-1992 09-02-1992 6 3 André Luiz 19-10-1994 28-07-1996 7 - Bordon 02-03-1995 18-03-1995 5 - Ânderson 08-03-1995 18-03-1995 4 1 Edmílson 13-03-1995 13-03-1995 1 - Warley 07-04-1999 07-04-1999 1 1 Edu 10-12-1999 20-09-2000 16 5 Fábio Aurélio 10-12-1999 23-09-2000 15 1 Fabiano 10-12-1999 23-09-2000 18 - Álvaro 12-01-2000 23-09-2000 17 3 Júlio Santos 14-01-2003 24-01-2003 5 - Júlio Baptista 14-01-2003 24-01-2003 5 3 Kaká 14-01-2003 24-01-2003 5 3 Breno 09-12-2007 09-12-2007 1 - Alex Silva 22-06-2008 22-08-2008 7 - Hernanes 22-06-2008 22-08-2008 8 1 Henrique Miranda 20-10-2011 23-10-2011 3 - Henrique 20-10-2011 23-10-2011 3 2 Lucas 21-07-2012 11-08-2012 5 - Bruno Uvini 07-08-2012 07-08-2012 5 - Boschilia 26-01-2014 26-01-2014 1 - Ademílson 03-09-2014 13-10-2014 4 4 Rodrigo Caio 27-03-2015 20-06-2016 14 1 Lucão 09-10-2015 15-11-2015 3 - Walce 05-09-2019 10-09-2019 2 - Antony 05-09-2019 06-02-2020 9 4 Igor Gomes 19-01-2020 19-01-2020 4 - Igor Liziero 08-06-2021 08-06-2021 1 - Daniel Alves 15-07-2021 07-08-2021 7 - Welington 07-09-2023 07-09-2023 1 - Patryck 23-10-2023 04-11-2023 5 - TOTAL (44 players) 24-07-1960 04-11-2023 309 46 goals scored (1 own goal)
São Paulo in Under-20 Brazilian Team: -------------------------------------- (South American Championship, World Cup and Toulon Tournament) Robson (1949) Cláudio Deodato (1967) Tadeu (1967) Toninho (1967) Marquinho (1971) Tadeu Macrini (1971) Jair Perone (1974) Mateus (1974) Mauro Madureira (1974) Muricy (1974) Zizinho (1981) Everton (1981) Nelsinho (1981, 1983) Bôni (1983) Sidney (1983) Silas (1985) Rudinei (1985) Müller (1985) Cafu (1990) Paulo César (1990) Catê (1992, 1993) Pereira (1992, 1993, 1995) Caio (1995) Denílson (1995) Fabiano (1996, 1997) Álvaro (1996, 1997) Sidney (1996, 1997, 1998) [17] Edu (1998, 1999) [17] Fábio Aurélio (1999) [17] Emerson (1999) Allan (1999) Alexandre (1999) Kaká (1999) Henrique (1999) [17] Júlio Baptista (2001) Márcio (2001) Júlio Santos (2001) Oliveira (2001) Kléber (2003) Edcarlos (2004, 2005) Alê (2005) Fábio Santos (2005) Diego Tardelli (2005) Bruno Landgraf (2005) [17] Diogo (2009) Bruno Uvini (2011) Henrique Caixeta (2011) Lucas (2011) Willian José (2011) Casemiro (2011) [17] João Schmidt (2013) Lucas Farias (2013) [15] Ademílson (2013, 2014) [17] Lucão [*] (2013, 2015) [15] [17] Rodrigo Caio (2014) Lucas Evangelista (2014) Auro (2014, 2015) [17] Boschilia (2015) [17] Lucas Perri (2015, 2017) Lyanco (2017) David Neres (2017) Marquinhos Cipriano (2017) Gabriel Novaes (2017) Walce (2017, 2019) Igor Gomes (2017, 2019) Luan (2019) Toró (2019) Antony (2019) Patryck (2023) [17] [15] Played also in U-15 National Team [17] Played also in U-17 National Team [*] a.k.a. Lucas Cavalcante or Lucas Silva São Paulo in Under-17 Brazilian Team: -------------------------------------- (South American Championship and World Cup) Ivan (1985) Alexandre (1986) Benê (1986) Pintado (1987) Biro (1988, 1989) Márcio (1988, 1989) Ronaldo Testa (1991) Sidney (1993) [20] Edu (1995) [20] Fábio Aurélio (1995) [20] Marco Antônio (1995) Andrey (1997) Henrique (1999) [20] Leandro (1999) Caetano (2001) Bruno Landgraf (2003) [20] Arthur (2003) Denílson (2005) [15] Leonardo (2007) [15] Casemiro (2009) [20] Maurício (2009) [15] Ademílson (2011) [20] Lucas Piazon (2011) [15] Allan (2011) Lucão [*] (2013) [15] [20] Auro (2013) [20] Boschilia (2013) [20] Gustavo Aguiar (2013) Ewandro (2013) Joanderson (2013) Caíque (2015) [15] Matheus Liziero (2015) Éder Militão (2015) Artur Gazze (2017) [15] Brenner (2017) Rodrigo Nestor (2017) Weverson (2017) Hélio Junio (2017) Patryck (2019) [20] Cachoeira (2019) Juan (2019) Marquinhos (2019) Talles Costa (2019) [15] Guilherme Fumaça (2023) [15] Played also in U-15 National Team [20] Played also in U-20 National Team [*] a.k.a. Lucas Cavalcante or Lucas Silva São Paulo in Under-15 Brazilian Team: -------------------------------------- (South American Championship) Denílson (2004) [17] Jackson (2004) Leonardo Ribeiro (2004) Leonardo (2005) [17] Maurício (2007) [17] Idimar (2007) Danilo (2007) Lucas Piazon (2009) [17] Lucas Farias (2009) [20] Lucão [*] (2011) [17] [20] Caíque (2013) [17] Iago Oliveira (2015) Arthur Gazze (2015) [17] Talles Costa (2017) [17] Rodriguinho (2019) [17] Played also in U-17 National Team [20] Played also in U-20 National Team [*] a.k.a. Lucas Cavalcante or Lucas Silva
São Paulo in other national "A" Teams: ---------------------------------------
MATCHES PLAYED IN THEIR NATIONAL TEAM AS PLAYER OF SÃO PAULO:
PLAYER COUNTRY FIRST LAST TOTAL GOALS
Pablo Forlán Uruguay 08-05-1974 23-06-1974 4 -
Pedro Rocha Uruguay 15-06-1974 23-06-1974 3 -
Darío Pereyra Uruguay 29-01-1985 16-06-1986 11 -
Roberto Rojas Chile 05-05-1989 03-09-1989 17 (16)
José Luís Sierra Chile 29-03-1995 08-07-1995 3 -
Gabriel Mendoza Chile 23-04-1996 23-04-1996 1 -
Victor Aristizábal Colombia 01-09-1996 26-06-1998 17 1
Héctor Carabalí Ecuador 14-04-1999 04-04-1999 1 -
Cláudio Maldonado Chile 29-06-2000 22-07-2001 10 -
Celso Ayala Paraguay 02-09-2000 15-11-2000 3 -
Alexander Rondón Venezuela 06-07-2004 14-10-2004 6 -
Diego Lugano Uruguay 17-11-2004 01-03-2006 9 -
Neicer Reasco Ecuador 25-03-2007 04-07-2007 7 -
Iván Píris Paraguay 02-09-2011 07-10-2011 3 -
Álvaro Pereira Uruguay 05-03-2014 18-11-2014 11 1
Eugenio Mena Chile 25-03-2016 10-11-2016 7 -
Christian Cueva Peru 25-03-2016 26-06-2018 21 6
Robert Arboleda Ecuador 31-08-2017 21-03-2024 32 2
Nahuel Ferraresi Venezuela 22-09-2022 15-10-2024 12 -
Jhegson Méndez Ecuador 24-03-2023 06-09-2024 3 -
James Rodríguez Colombia 07-09-2023 14-07-2024 16 2
Damián Bobadilla Paraguay 11-06-2024 15-10-2024 9 -
Jamal Lewis Nort. Ireland 12-10-2024 12-10-2024 1 -
TOTAL (23 players) (8 countries) 08-05-1974 15-10-2024 220 12 goals scored
(16 goals received)
Maiores Públicos do São Paulo Futebol Clube
São Paulo in Womens' Soccer:
-----------------------------
Main titles:
Campeonato Brasileiro 1997
Campeonato Brasileiro - 2nd Level 2019
Campeonato Paulista 1997, 1999
São Paulo in Womens' Campeonato Brasileiro
1994 unknown
1995 championship not played
1996 unknown
1997 CHAMPIONS
1998 unknown
1999/00 3rd place
2001 São Paulo didn't play
2002-05 championship not played
2006-19 São Paulo didn't play
2020 3rd place
2021 5th place
2022 3rd place
2023 7th place
São Paulo in Womens' Campeonato Brasileiro - 2nd Level
2019 CHAMPIONS
São Paulo in Womens' Campeonato Paulista
1997 CHAMPIONS
1998 unknown
1999 CHAMPIONS
2000 São Paulo didn't play
2001 9th place
2002 unknown
2003 championship not played
2004 São Paulo didn't play
2005 semifinalist
2006-14 São Paulo didn't play
2015 runner-up
2016-18 São Paulo didn't play
2019 runner-up
2020 5th place
2021 runner-up
2022 3rd place
2023 3rd place
São Paulo in Brazilian Womens' National "A" Team:
MATCHES PLAYED IN BRAZILIAN NATIONAL TEAM AS PLAYER OF SÃO PAULO:
PLAYER FIRST LAST TOTAL GOALS
Andreinha 11-12-1997 13-12-1997 2 -
Marisa 11-12-1997 13-12-1997 2 -
Cidinha 11-12-1997 10-07-1999 10 2
Sissi 11-12-1997 10-07-1999 11 9
Maravilha 11-12-1997 10-07-1999 10 (14)
Kátia Cilene 11-12-1997 24-09-2000 23 12
Formiga 11-12-1997 25-11-2021 23 2
Tânia Maranhão 11-12-1997 28-09-2000 12 -
Juliana Cabral 13-12-1997 28-09-2000 20 -
Elsi 13-12-1997 13-12-1997 1 -
Karin 18-09-1998 18-08-1998 1 -
Nenê 22-05-1999 10-07-1999 9 2
Suzana 22-05-1999 10-10-1999 13 - (1 own goal)
Raquel 22-05-1999 28-09-2000 16 4
Andréia Suntaque 26-09-1999 10-10-1999 4 (11)
Roseli 26-09-1999 10-10-1999 4 5
Mônica de Paula 23-06-2000 16-09-2000 8 2
Rosana 23-06-2000 28-09-2000 8 -
Simone Jatobá 23-06-2000 28-09-2000 9 -
Cristiane Silva 09-06-2019 15-12-2019 6 6
Duda Francelino 07-03-2020 01-12-2021 11 -
Lauren 20-09-2021 28-11-2021 3 -
Fernanda Palermo 16-02-2022 06-04-2023 11 1
Thaís Regina 11-04-2022 11-04-2022 1 -
Micaelly 03-09-2022 03-09-2022 1 -
Yaya 11-10-2022 11-10-2022 1 -
Aline Milene 06-12-2023 07-03-2024 5 1
Bia Menezes 22-02-2024 28-02-2024 2 1
TOTAL (28 players) 11-12-1997 06-12-2023 229 47 goals scored (1 own goal
and 25 goals received)
Obs: From 1997 to 2000 there were:
1) 7 matches with unknown Brazilian line-ups.
2) 8 matches with known line-up but unknown clubs of (some or all) Brazilian players.
3) 1 match with unknown Brazilian goalscorers.
Matches of Brazilian National Womens' Team involving most players of São Paulo
(match involved 10 players of São Paulo):
13-12-1997 Brazil 1x0 USA: Maravilha, Elsi, Andreinha, Tânia Maranhão, Marisa, Formiga, Juliana Cabral, Cidinha, Kátia Cilene and Sissi
(matches involved 8 players of São Paulo):
11-12-1997 Brazil 1x2 USA: Maravilha, Marisa, Andreinha, Tânia Maranhão, Formiga, Cidinha, Kátia Cilene and Sissi
19-06-1999 Brazil 7x1 Mexico: Maravilha, Nenê, Cidinha, Kátia Cilene, Sissi, Suzana, Juliana Cabral and Raquel
24-06-1999 Brazil 2x0 Italy: Maravilha, Nenê, Cidinha, Kátia Cilene, Sissi, Suzana, Juliana Cabral and Raquel
Players of São Paulo called for Brazilian National Team but never fielded --------------------------------------------------------------------------
Carla (2019) Jaqueline (2020) Obs: Information available only from 2006 on
São Paulo in other Womens' national "A" Teams: ----------------------------------------------
TOURNAMENTS PLAYED FOR THEIR NATIONAL TEAM AS PLAYER OF SÃO PAULO: PLAYER COUNTRY TOURNAMENT MATCHES GOALS Fátima Acosta Paraguay CONCACAF Gold Cup 2024 1 0 TOTAL (1 player) (1 country) (1 tournament) 1 0
São Paulo in Under-20 Womens' Brazilian Teams: ----------------------------------------------- (South American and World U-20 Championships)
PLAYER Daiane (2006) Maurine (2006) Cris (2020) Jaqueline (2020) Lauren (2020) Marcelle (2020) Vitória Yaya (2020, 2022) Ana Clara (2022) Isa (2022) Ravena (2022) Ana Beatriz (2024) Ana Flávia (2024) [17] Milena (2024) Vi Amaral (2024) Dudinha (2024) [17] (a.k.a. Duda Rodrigues) [17] Played also in U-17 National Team
São Paulo in Under-17 Womens' Brazilian Teams: ----------------------------------------------- (South American and World U-17 Championships)
PLAYER Amanda Dias (2022) Ana Flávia (2022) [20] Ana Júlia (2022) Carol Firmino (2022) Duda Rodrigues (2022) [20] (a.k.a. Dudinha) Elu (2022) Kédima (2022) Ana Beatriz (2022) Helo Baccan (2024) Mazzotti (2024) Barretto (2024) Clara (2024) Francine (2024) [20] Played also in U-20 National Team
Main Sources of Data: ----------------------
Grandes Reportagens special magazine about São Paulo F.C. Lance! newspaper´s special magazines about São Paulo F.C. Placar magazine´s special editions about São Paulo F.C. O Mundo do Futebol special magazine about São Paulo F.C. Placar magazine´s Almanaque do São Paulo (book written by Alexandre da Costa) São Paulo Futebol Clube - Saga de um Campeão (book written by Ignácio de Loyola Brandão) São Paulo - Dentre os Grandes És o Primeiro (book written by Conrado Giacomini) Almanaque do São Paulo (book written by Raul Snell Jr. and José Renato S. Santiago Jr.) A Bíblia do São Paulino (book written by Rui Branquinho and Michael Serra) - official publication of São Paulo Enciclopédia do São Paulo 2019 (e-book written by Michael Serra) - official publication of São Paulo São Paulo F.C. website Tricolormania (former São Paulo mania) website Tricolornet website Tricolor Online website SPFCpédia Archives of André do Nascimento Pereira
Many thanks to André do Nascimento Pereira (andrenpereira@uol.com.br)
Thanks to Martín Tabeira (m.tabeira@gmail.com), Alexandre Magno Barreto Berwanger (ambberwanger@yahoo.com.br), Michael Serra (michael@saopaulofc.net) and Willian Nadal (will.1995@hotmail.com).
Prepared and maintained by Marcelo Leme de Arruda for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation and RSSSF Brazil
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