Rio Branco Football ClubDate of Foundation: June 8, 1919 Address: Avenida Getúlio Vargas, 82, Rio Branco (AC), CEP 69900-460 Colours: home: shirt: red shorts: red socks: red away: shirt: white shorts: white socks: white Nicknames: "Estrelão" and "O Mais Querido". Mascot: Estrela Solitária (Lone Star) Stadium: José de Melo Capacity: 6,000
All Presidents:
1919 to 1924: Luiz Mestrinho Filho 1925 to 1927: Djalma Mendonça 1928 to 1929: Antônio Nembri Visani de Brito 1929 to 1930: Isidoro da Cunha Pereira 1930 to 1931: Djalma Mendonça 1931 to 1932: Francisco Sales Filho 1933 to 1934: João Alfredo Leão Martino 1934 to 1935: Nélson de Lemos Bastos 1936 to 1940: João Alfredo Leão Martino 1940 to 1955: Isidoro da Cunha Pereira 1956 to 1958: Manoel Fontenele de Castro 1959 to 1964: Ary Rodrigues 1965 to 1966: Eugênio Pinheiro Mansour 1967 to 1968: Ary Rodrigues 1969 to 1972: Lourival Marques de Oliveira 1973 to 1974: Edmir Borges Gadelha 1975 to 1976: João Carlos Ferreira da Costa 1976 : Sebastião Melo de Alencar 1977 to 1978: Alberto Felício Abrahão 1979 to 1982: Sebastião Melo de Alencar 1983 to 1984: Wilson Rodrigues Barbosa 1985 to 1986: José Carlos Magalhães de Toledo 1985 to 1986: José Macedo Bezerra 1987 to 1988: Lourival Marques de Oliveira 1989 to 1992: Sebastião de Melo Alencar 1993 to 1996: Edmir Borges Gadelha 1997 to 2002: Sebastião de Melo Alencar
Winning Squads:
1992: Kloswbey - Evandro, Chicão, Carlos, Jorge Cubu - Merica, Paulo Henrique, Siqueira - Cláudio, Ulisses (Marquinhos), Jamerson (Charles). 1994: Kloswbey - Jorge Cubu, Chicão, Nego, Carlos - Douglas, Ney, Kairala, Siqueira - Palmiro, Testa. 1997: Dênis - Edvaldo, Gomes, Marcelão, Luís Carlos - Ico, Venícius, André, Hélio - Biro-Biro, Palmiro. 2000: Sampaio - Léo, Romilton, Marcão, Caicara - Odinei (Papelim), Mundoca (Mássimo), J. Maria, Leli (Ricardinho) - Sandro (Palmiro), Tangará (Moisés).
Coaches of Champions Teams:
1992: Paulo Roberto 1994: Nino 1997: (a) 2000: Illimani Suares
Topscorers of Champions Teams:
1992: Siqueira and Paulo Henrique, 4 goals, each one. 1994: Palmiro, 11 goals. 1997: Palmiro, 10 goals. 2000: Ricardinho, 8 goals.
Note: (a) - I have no information.
History in Acre State Championship:
Note: (a) - I have no information.
Records in Acre State Championship:
Higher number of goals in one championship - 41 goals (1997) Lower number of goals in one champioship - 17 goals (1991, 1992) Higher average of goals in one championship - 3,41 goals (1997) Lower average of goals in one championship - 1,41 goals (1991) Best campaign in one championship - 12 matches, 9 wins and 3 draws (2000) Worst campaign in one championship - 14 matches, 6 wins, 5 draws and 3 loses (1995) Win with most goals - Atlético 0-10 Rio Branco (17.06.01) Win with higher difference of goals - Atlético 0-10 Rio Branco (17.06.01) Defeat with most goals - Juventus 4-0 Rio Branco (07.07.96) Defeat with higher difference of goals - Juventus 4-0 Rio Branco (07.07.96) Player with most titles - Palmiro: 3 times (1994, 1997, 2000) Player with most goals in one championship - Palmiro (1994): 11 goals Player most times topscorer - Palmiro: 2 times (1994, 1997) Higher number of matches in one championship - 14 matches (1995) Higher number of wins in one championship - 9 wins (1997, 2000) Higher number of consecutive wins - 6 wins (22.08.95 to 28.05.96, 01.07.97 to 08.08.97) Higher number of consecutive loses - 2 loses (11.08.95 to 15.08.95) Lower number of wins in one championship - 5 wins (1992) Higher number of draws in one championship - 5 draws (1991, 1995, 1998) Lower number of draws in one championship - 1 draw (1999) Higher number of loses in one championship - 4 loses (2001) Lower number of loses in one championship - none (1992, 1994, 1998, 2000) Lower number of goals against in one championship - 4 goals (1992) Higher number of goals against in one championship - 12 goals (1995) Lower average of goals against in one championship - 0,41 goals (1994, 2000) Higher average of goals against in one championship - 0,91 goals (2001) Higher goals difference in one championship - 33 goals (1997) Lower goals difference in one championship - 9 goals (1995) Higher number of points in one championship - 30 points (2000) Lower number of points in one championship - 14 points (1992)
Note: data on 1989, 1990 and 1993 were not considered.
History in Torneio Integração da Amazônia:
Note: (a) Rio Branco didn't participate.
History in Copa Norte:
1997:
First Phase:
Group B
25.03 - Rio Branco 0-0 Ji-Paraná 27.03 - Rio Branco 1-0 Baré 30.03 - Independência 0-1 Rio Branco 01.04 - Rio Branco 4-1 Nacional
Final Playoff 17.04 - Remo 0-0 Rio Branco 04.05 - Rio Branco 2-1 Remo
1998:
First Phase:
05.03 - Rio Branco 2-0 Ouro Preto 11.03 - Ouro Preto 2-1 Rio Branco
Semifinals:
26.03 - Rio Branco 2-1 São Raimundo-AM 02.04 - São Raimundo-AM 5-1 Rio Branco
2001:
First Phase:
Group A
17.01 - Genus Rondoniense 1-0 Rio Branco 24.01 - Rio Branco 1-0 Atlético Roraima 04.02 - Rio Branco 2-2 São Raimundo-AM 08.02 - Atlético Roraima 1-0 Rio Branco 11.02 - São Raimundo-AM 2-0 Rio Branco 21.02 - Rio Branco 2-2 Genus Rondoniense
Winning Squad:
1997: Dênis - Edvaldo, Gomes, Marcelão, Luís Carlos - Ico, Venícius, André, Hélio - Biro-Biro, Palmiro.
Summary of History in Copa Norte:
Notes: (a) Rio Branco didn't participate. (b) "nth phase" indicates the phase in which Rio Branco was eliminated.
Records in Copa Norte:
Higher number of goals in one championship - 8 (1997) Lower number of goals in one champioship - 5 (2001) Higher average of goals in one championship - 1,5 goals (1998) Lower average of goals in one championship - 0,83 goals (2001) Best campaign in one championship - 6 matches, 4 wins and 2 draws (1997) Worst campaign in one championship - 6 matches, 1 win, 2 draws and 3 loses (2001) Win with most goals - Rio Branco 4-1 Nacional-AM (01.04.97) Win with higher difference of goals - Rio Branco 4-1 Nacional-AM (01.04.97) Defeat with most goals - São Raimundo-AM 5-1 Rio Branco (02.04.98) Defeat with higher difference of goals - São Raimundo-AM 5-1 Rio Branco (02.04.98) Higher number of matches in one championship - 6 matches (1997, 2001) Higher number of wins in one championship - 4 wins (1997) Higher number of consecutive wins - 3 wins (27.03.97 to 03.04.97) Higher number of consecutive loses - 2 loses (08.02.01 to 11.02.01) Lower number of wins in one championship - none (1997) Higher number of draws in one championship - 2 draws (1997, 2001) Lower number of draws in one championship - none (1998) Higher number of loses in one championship - 3 loses (2001) Lower number of loses in one championship - none (1997) Lower number of goals against in one championship - 2 goals (1997) Higher number of goals against in one championship - 8 goals (1998, 2001) Lower average of goals against in one championship - 0,33 goals (1997) Higher average of goals against in one championship - 2 goals (1998) Higher goals difference in one championship - 6 goals (1997) Lower goals difference in one championship - (-3) goals (2001) Higher number of points in one championship - 14 points (1997) Lower number of points in one championship - 5 points (2001) History in Brazil Third Division:
Notes: (a) Rio Branco didn't participate. (b) "nth phase" indicates the phase in which Rio Branco was eliminated. (c) Rio Branco disputed Green Module of Copa João Havelange, considered as Brazil Third Division.
Records in Brazil Third Division:
Higher number of goals in one championship - 20 goals (2000) Lower number of goals in one champioship - 19 goals (1995) Higher average of goals in one championship - 1,9 goals (1995) Lower average of goals in one championship - 1,66 (2000) Best campaign in one championship - 10 matches, 6 wins and 4 draws (1995) Worst campaign in one championship - 12 matches, 5 wins, 3 draws and 4 loses (2000) Win with most goals - Rio Branco 4-2 Flamengo (PI) (06/08/00) Win with higher difference of goals - Atlético (AC) 1-5 Rio Branco (17/09/95) Defeat with most goals - Flamengo (PI) 3-1 Rio Branco (24/09/00) Defeat with higher difference of goals - Flamengo (PI) 3-1 Rio Branco (24/09/00) Higher number of matches in one championship - 12 matches (2000) Higher number of wins in one championship - 6 wins (1995) Higher number of consecutive wins - 3 wins (17.09.95 to 30.09.95) Higher number of consecutive loses - 2 loses (23.08.00 to 27.08.00) Lower number of wins in one championship - 5 wins (2000) Higher number of draws in one championship - 4 draws (1995) Lower number of draws in one championship - 3 draws (2000) Higher number of loses in one championship - 4 loses (2000) Lower number of loses in one championship - none (1995) Lower number of goals against in one championship - 9 goals (1995) Higher number of goals against in one championship - 16 goals (2000) Lower average of goals against in one championship - 0,9 goals (1995) Higher average of goals against in one championship - 1,33 (2000) Higher goals difference in one championship - 10 goals (1995) Lower goals difference in one championship - 4 goals (2000) Higher number of points in one championship - 22 points (1995) Lower number of points in one championship - 18 points (2000) History in Brazil Second Division:
Note: "nth phase" indicates the phase in which Rio Branco was eliminated. Records in Brazil Second Division:
Higher number of goals in one championship - 12 goals (1989) Lower number of goals in one champioship - 7 goals (1990, 1991) Higher average of goals in one championship - 0,85 goals (1989) Lower average of goals in one championship - 0,5 goals (1991) Best campaign in one championship - 14 matches, 7 wins, 1 draw and 6 loses (1989) Worst campaign in one championship - 14 matches, 1 win, 6 draws and 7 loses (1991) Win with most goals - Rio Branco 4-2 Princesa (AM) (1989) Win with higher difference of goals - Rio Branco 4-2 Princesa (AM) (1989) Defeat with most goals - Paysandu (PA) 5-1 Rio Branco (1991) Defeats with higher difference of goals - Botafogo (SP) 4-0 Rio Branco (1990) and Paysandu (PA) 5-1 Rio Branco (1991) Higher number of matches in one championship - 14 matches (1989, 1991) Higher number of wins in one championship - 7 wins (1989) Higher number of consecutive wins - 4 wins (1989) Higher number of consecutive loses - 3 loses (1989, 1990) Lower number of wins in one championship - 1 win (1991) Higher number of draws in one championship - 6 draws (1991) Lower number of draws in one championship - 1 draw (1989) Higher number of loses in one championship - 7 loses (1991) Lower number of loses in one championship - 4 loses (1990) Lower number of goals against in one championship - 14 goals (1989) Higher number of goals against in one championship - 19 goals (1991) Lower average of goals against in one championship - 1 goal (1989) Higher average of goals against in one championship - 1,5 goals (1990) Higher goals difference in one championship - (-2) goals (1989) Lower goals difference in one championship - (-12) goals (1991) Higher number of points in one championship - 15 points (1989) Lower number of points in one championship - 8 points (1990, 1991) History in Brazil Cup:1991: First Phase: 20.02 - Rio Branco 1-1 Remo (PA) 28.02 - Remo (PA) 4-0 Rio Branco 1993: First Phase: 16.03 - Sul America (AM) 0-1 Rio Branco 24.03 - Sul America (AM) 0-0 Rio Branco Second Phase: 20.04 - Rio Branco 1-0 São Paulo 27.04 - São Paulo 3-1 Rio Branco 1995: First Phase: 19.03 - Rio Branco 2-0 Palmares (RO) 28.03 - Palmares (RO) 2-2 Rio Branco Second Phase: 11.04 - Rio Branco 0-3 Corinthians (SP) 25.04 - Corinthians 2-0 Rio Branco 1997: Preliminary Phase: 25.02 - Rio Branco 3-2 Baré (RR) 03.03 - Baré (RR) 1-1 Rio Branco First Phase: 13.03 - Rio Branco 1-0 Goiás 20.03 - Goiás 2-1 Rio Branco 1/8 Finals: 03.04 - Rio Branco 2-1 Flamengo (RJ) 10.04 - Flamengo (RJ) 5-1 Rio Branco 1998: First Phase: 27.02 - Rio Branco 0-2 Vila Nova (GO) 2001: First Phase: 14.03 - Guajará (RO) 1-1 Rio Branco 21.03 - Rio Branco 1-0 Guajará (RO) Second Phase: 11.04 - Rio Branco 0-0 Vitória (BA) 18.04 - Vitória (BA) 3-0 Rio Branco Summary of History in Brazil Cup:
Note: "nth phase" indicates the phase in which Rio Branco was eliminated. Records in Brazil Second Division:
Higher number of goals in one championship - 8 goals (1997) Lower number of goals in one champioship - none (1998) Higher average of goals in one championship - 1,33 goals (1997) Lower average of goals in one championship - none (1998) Best campaign in one championship - 6 matches, 3 wins, 1 draw and 2 loses (1997) Worst campaign in one championship - 1 match, 1 lose (1998) Win with most goals - Rio Branco 3-2 Baré (RR) (25.02.97) Win with higher difference of goals - Rio Branco 2-0 Palmares (RO) (19.03.95) Defeat with most goals - Flamengo (RJ) 5-1 Rio Branco (10.04.97) Defeats with higher difference of goals - Flamengo (RJ) 5-1 Rio Branco (10.04.97) and Remo (PA) 4-0 Rio Branco (28.02.91) Higher number of matches in one championship - 6 matches (1997) Higher number of wins in one championship - 3 wins (1997) Higher number of consecutive wins - none Higher number of consecutive loses - 2 loses (11.04.95 to 25.04.95 and 10.04.97 to 27.02.98) Lower number of wins in one championship - none (1991, 1998) Higher number of draws in one championship - 2 draws (2001) Lower number of draws in one championship - none (1998) Higher number of loses in one championship - 2 loses (1995, 1997) Lower number of loses in one championship - 1 lose (1991, 1993, 1998, 2001) Lower number of goals against in one championship - 2 goals (1998) Higher number of goals against in one championship - 11 goals (1997) Lower average of goals against in one championship - 0,75 goal (1993) Higher average of goals against in one championship - 1,33 goals (1997) Higher goals difference in one championship - none (1993) Lower goals difference in one championship - (-4) goals (1991) Higher number of points in one championship - 10 points (1989) Lower number of points in one championship - none (1998) History in Copa dos Campeões do Brasil:Rio Branco never played Copa dos Campeões. History in Brazil First Division:Rio Branco never played Brazil First Division. History in Copa Conmebol:1997: First Round: 27.08 - Deportes Tolima (Col) 2-1 Rio Branco 03.09 - Rio Branco 1-0 Deportes Tolima (1-3 penaltys) History in Copa Mercosul:Rio Branco never played Copa Mercosur. History in Copa Libertadores:Rio Branco never played Copa Libertadores. Historic Summary:
Main Sources:Almanaque do Futebol Brasileiro 97/98 Futebol Brasileiro 1894 à 2001 Revista Placar Site do Rio Branco Football Club
|
Prepared and maintained by Natanael Duarte for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation and RSSSF Brazil
Author: Natanael Duarte Neto (futma@zaz.com.br)
Last updated: 09 Mar 2002
(C) Copyright Natanael Duarte Neto, RSSSF and RSSSF Brazil 2002
You are free to copy this document in whole or part provided that proper
acknowledgement is given to the author. All rights reserved.