Estádio Heriberto Hülse

• Criciúma EC

• Games of Criciúma EC

The Estádio Heriberto sleeve is a football stadium in the Brazilian city Criciúma. It can accommodate 28,749 spectators and serves the club Criciúma EC as homestead.

History

The Estádio Heriberto sleeve was built in 1955 and still opened in the same year. On October 18, 1955, the two regional associations, and Imbituba met for a friendly match, which ended with a 1-0 success for Imbituba to an end. In this case, the Imbituba player Valdo with the winning goal scored the first goal in the new stadium. Since 1955, the Estádio Heriberto sleeve serves the football club Criciúma EC as the venue for home games, which produces its predecessor club, just that Comerciário, had participated in the opening match, played here. In 1976, finally, was the resolution of Comerciário and the re-establishment of the association under the name Criciúma EC. With the renaming broke successful years to join the football in Criciúma.

Under legendary coach Luiz Felipe Scolari, the then second division overtook the Brazilian Football Cup in 1991. In Estadio Heribert sleeve handed Socalaris team a goalless draw in the return match against Gremio, after they had reached 1-1 in the first leg at the Estádio Olímpico Monumental Porto Alegre, and thus the away goals rule had on his side. To this day, winning the cup in 1991 the biggest success of the club's history of Criciúma EC dar. This one was also entitled to participate for the Copa Libertadores 1992. The hitherto only participation of the Association in this competition was quite successful. In the group phase one was first, in the second round they defeated Sporting Cristal of Peru. Only in the quarter-finals followed by the off against the eventual winners, FC São Paulo. In the following years, however, the association was no longer able to build on the successes of the early nineties and rose from 2005 even in the third-class Série C. After returning to the second division to Criciúma established there in 2012 and made a return to the Série A. As of 2013, the Estádio Heriberto sleeve so again played league football.

The Estádio Heriberto sleeve currently has a capacity of 28,749 spectators. This capacity was achieved by renovations in the wake of the Cup victory in 1991, which was won before 15,000 spectators just due to the participation in the Copa Libertadores. The record crowd in the stadium was set up on 20 May 1992, when Criciúma in the group stage of the Copa Libertadores against FC São Paulo won 1-1. His name was the venue of Heriberto sleeve, which was from 1958 to 1960 Governor of the State of Santa Catarina and in whose reign the state-funded construction of floodlights in the stadium of Criciúma fell.