Paysandu Sport Club

Paysandu Sport Club is a Brazilian football club based in Belém. The club was founded in 1914 and plays its home games at the Estádio da Curuzú mostly from, but sometimes at the Estádio Olímpico do Pará. Currently the club plays in the third Brazilian soccer league, the Série C.

History

The Paysandu Sports Club was founded in 1914. Since its inception, the club played in the Regional Championship of Pará, where, won his first title in its sixth year, ie 1920. This title win followed so far 43 more wins this competition, the name Campeonato Paraense. Last Paysandu won the championship of Pará 2010. In league play Paysandu SC plays in the third Brazilian League Série C. However, Einstein took the club from Belém, capital of Pará state, even in the Série A, the top division in the Brazilian football, in part. For the first time Paysandu was able to rise in 1991 in the Série A, after they had won first place last year in the Série B. However, followed in 1992 Erstligasaison immediately re descent as Table. It took nine years before the club again managed the leap into excellence. This time it was about the first season, finishing in twentieth place in the standings, while traditional teams such as SE Palmeiras and Botafogo FR had to start the transition to the second division. In the following season Paysandu SC reached the third to last place in the standings, was spared from relegation, as only two teams had to dismount. In the Erstligasaison 2004 could occupy the 14th place in the table, which meant that Paysandu SC had held the class again. The following year, however, the club before last and was relegated to the Série B. There they were again only Seventeenth, so you descent into third-rate Série C, where they played until 2012. In the 2012 season was the club in Group A fourth and qualified for the play-offs. There they reached the semi-finals and went on thus.

Stadium

Paysandu SC carries most of its home games at Estádio da Curuzú from, which seats 12,000 spectators. When the club played in the Série A, we took advantage of the larger Estádio Olímpico do Pará, also Mangueirão named as the venue for home games. As in the Série C, the number of spectators is not as great as in the Série A, find the most home games take place in a smaller stadium. For games with high attendance figures, such as the derbies against local rivals Clube do Remo, the club draws the short term to the 45,500 -seat Estádio Olímpico do Pará.

Known player

  • Brazil Dadá Maravilha, World Champion 1970, played a short time at Paysandu
  • Giovanni Brazil, World Cup qualifiers in 1998, a short time in the club
  • Brazil João Carlos, 10-time Brazilian national player, currently under contract at Paysandu
  • Mert Nobre Brazil, went through the youth of Paysandu SC
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