Brazilian State Championship 1987

Rio Grande do Sul bye to the second round

Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo bye to the third round

Minas Gerais (champions of the last championship - 1962) bye to the semifinals


FIRST ROUND

[14/jul/87]

Paraíba 0 - 1 Pernambuco

[4/aug/87]

Piauí 1 - 2 Maranhão

[5/aug/87]

Distrito Federal 0 - 0 Goiás
Mato Grosso do Sul 1 - 0 Mato Grosso
Santa Catarina 0 - 1 Paraná

[6/aug/87]

Bahia 1 - 2 Espírito Santo

[7/aug/87]

Maranhão 3 - 0 Piauí

[9/aug/87]

Amazonas 1 - 0 Pará
Espírito Santo 0 - 1 Bahia
Goiás 6 - 0 Distrito Federal
Mato Grosso 2 - 0 Mato Grosso do Sul
Paraná 1 - 0 Santa Catarina
Pernambuco 0 - 0 Paraíba

[12/aug/87]

Pará 1 - 0 Amazonas
Ceará 1 - 1 Rio Grande do Norte

[16/aug/87]

Rio Grande do Norte 0 - 1 Ceará

Amazonas, Ceará, Espírito Santo, Goiás, Maranhão, Mato Grosso, 
Paraná and Pernambuco qualified to the second round.


SECOND ROUND

[12/aug/87]

Mato Grosso 1 - 0 Goiás

[16/aug/87]

Goiás 2 - 0 Mato Grosso

[23/aug/87]

Rio Grande do Sul 1 - 0 Paraná

[26/aug/87]

Paraná 2 - 0 Rio Grande do Sul

[30/aug/87]

Amazonas 1 - 2 Maranhão

[3/sep/87]

Maranhão 1 - 2 Amazonas

Espírito Santo, Goiás, Maranhão and Paraná qualified to the third round.

Ceará and Pernambuco abandoned the competition.

THIRD ROUND

[1/dec/87]

Paraná WO - 0 Goiás

Paraná retired from the tournament and Goiás qualified.

[4/dec/87]

Maranhão 1 - 3 Rio de Janeiro

[5/dec/87]

Espírito Santo 0 - 1 São Paulo

[8/dec/87]

São Paulo 1 - 1 Espírito Santo

[10/dec/87]

Rio de Janeiro 4 - 1 Maranhão

Goiás, Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo qualified to the semifinals.

SEMIFINALS

[24/jan/88]

Goiás 1 - 3 São Paulo

[26/jan/88]

Rio de Janeiro 0 - 0 Minas Gerais

[31/jan/88]

São Paulo 1 - 0 Goiás

[2/feb/88]

Minas Gerais 1 - 1 Rio de Janeiro

Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo qualified to the finals.

FINALS

[2/feb/88]

Rio de Janeiro 1 - 0 São Paulo

  Amarildo 62'

Stadium: Godofredo Cruz (Campos)

Referee: Ângelo Antônio Ferrari (MG)

Revenue: Cz$ 309.200

Attendance: 1.953


Rio de Janeiro: Geraldo; Jaílton, Cléber, João e Abelardo; Índio, Gilmar
(Luís Alberto) e Carlos; Amarildo, Carlinhos Mineiro e Marcinho.
Coach: José Maria Pena
São Paulo: Carlos; Edinho, Nenê, André Cruz e Jairo; Célio, Biro-Biro e
Silas; Tato (Toninho), Agnaldo (Éverton) e Edu. Coach: Rubens Minelli


[6/feb/88]

São Paulo - Rio de Janeiro [cancelled]

The second match was postponed to February 11. São Paulo didn't agree to play
in this date and Rio de Janeiro was proclaimed champion.

1967

list of champions

list of topscorers

About this document

Thanks to Placar and Manoel Ribas (manoelribasdacosta@yahoo.com.br).

Prepared and maintained by Paulo Torres for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation and RSSSF Brazil

Author: Paulo Torres (paulotf@uai.com.br)
Last updated: 08 Nov 2000