Clube Atlético Bragantino

The Clube Atlético Bragantino is a football club from Bragança Paulista in the Brazilian state of São Paulo. The club was established in 1928 playing in the 2013 season in Série B, the second division in Brazil.

History

The CA Bragantino was established on 8th January 1928 by former members of Bragança Futebol Clube. At the second division of the State of São Paulo, the club championship in 1949 took part for the first time. After 16 years, finally succeeded in 1965 Bragantino promotion to the first division of the Campeonato Paulista. However Bragantino rose again immediately ab.sofortigen relegated again in 1966 had to leave later after a short period. In the 1980s it came up with the Association of 1989 at the state level was top notch again.

In the following season Bragantino won under coach Vanderlei Luxemburgo later with the State Championship of São Paulo the only previous title. In the final, the final as the caipira, the " hillbilly final," went down in football history of São Paulo kept the players from 130.00 inhabitants city while the upper hand against Grêmio Esportivo Novorizontino from even only 30,000 people counted Novo Horizonte. The final two matches ended 1:1 in each case, but Bragantino got the title because the team throughout the tournament away was successful. But in the same year succeeded Bragantino also the rise in the national excellence.

The team quickly established itself and for the second year in the Série A Bragantino was another later national team coach, Carlos Alberto Parreira, runner-up. In the two finals they lost the big neighbor, the Sao Paulo by a single goal. This success is Bragantino qualified for the Copa Conmebol in which they 1992, 1993 and most recently in 1996 competed. After two first-round defeats the club in 1996 was the second round after a win over SE Palmeiras, but different then against Independiente Santa Fe from Colombia.

After Bragantino remained spared as 1996 Table for an increase in the league of the descent, remained such luck in 1998. As Penultimate the team dismounted. Bragantino in 2003 was even starting in the third-class Série C. Only in 2007 managed to return to the Série B and thus the second- highest league in Brazil.

Stadium

Bragantino plays its home matches at the Estadio Marcelo own club Stéfani. The stadium holds 16,119 spectators opened in 1949. It is named after a former player and president of the association.

In the inaugural match Bragantino Mogina defeated from Campinas 2-1 - Bragantinos Sacadeira scored the first goal.

The attendance record of 19,900 dated on 26 August 1990, when Bragantino and Novorizontino parted in the first leg of the state championship from 1990 1:1.

On 9 June 1991, a negative record was aufgerstellt when homed only 12.492 spectators at the championship final against Sao Paulo at the stadium - the lowest crowd in the history of the championship final. The game ended 0-0.

Achievements

  • State Championship of São Paulo: 1990
  • Runner-up: 1991

Known player

  • Biro -Biro
  • Gil Baiano
  • João Santos
  • Marcelo
  • Mauro Silva
  • Mazinho
  • Paulinho

Known coach

  • Carlos Alberto Parreira (1991 )
  • Vanderlei Luxemburgo (1989-1990)
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