TORNEIO RIO-SãO PAULO
'Torneio Rio-São Paulo' (or 'Rio-São Paulo Tournament') was a traditional Brazilian football competition contested between São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro teams.
Brazil has a fairly weak history of national competitions, with the modern Campeonato Brasileiro having started in 1971, and the CBF not officially recognizing the Taça Brasil and Taça Robertão that preceded it in national title counts. In the era prior to these truly national competitions, given the greater number of major clubs in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, historians consider the Rio-São Paulo Tournament as the most prestigious title for any team to claim.
From 2000 to 2002, the Torneio Rio-São Paulo champions were granted qualification to the Copa dos Campeões.
★ 1933 Palestra Itália ''(renamed in 1942 to'' Sociedade Esportiva Palmeiras'')''
★ 1940 ''not decided''
★ 1950 Corinthians
★ 1951 Palmeiras
★ 1952 Portuguesa
★ 1953 Corinthians
★ 1954 Corinthians
★ 1955 Portuguesa
★ 1957 Fluminense
★ 1958 Vasco da Gama
★ 1959 Santos
★ 1960 Fluminense
★ 1961 Flamengo
★ 1962 Botafogo
★ 1963 Santos
★ 1964 Santos and Botafogo
★ 1965 Palmeiras
★ 1966 Botafogo, Corinthians, Santos and Vasco da Gama
★ 1993 Palmeiras
★ 1997 Santos
★ 1998 Botafogo
★ 1999 Vasco da Gama
★ 2000 Palmeiras
★ 2001 São Paulo
★ 2002 Corinthians
★ Corinthians (1 shared)
★ Palmeiras
★ Santos FC (2 shared)
★ Botafogo (2 shared)
★ Vasco da Gama (1 shared)
★ Fluminense
★ Portuguesa
★ Flamengo
★ São Paulo FC
★ São Paulo - 18 titles
★ Rio de Janeiro - 10 titles
★ Gazeta Esportiva's History Prior to the Brasileirão
★ Gazeta Esportiva's History of the Rio-SP Tournament
★ Rio-SP Tournament at RSSSF
Brazil has a fairly weak history of national competitions, with the modern Campeonato Brasileiro having started in 1971, and the CBF not officially recognizing the Taça Brasil and Taça Robertão that preceded it in national title counts. In the era prior to these truly national competitions, given the greater number of major clubs in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, historians consider the Rio-São Paulo Tournament as the most prestigious title for any team to claim.
From 2000 to 2002, the Torneio Rio-São Paulo champions were granted qualification to the Copa dos Campeões.
| Contents |
| List of Champions |
| Titles by Team |
| 5 titles |
| 4 titles |
| 3 titles |
| 2 titles |
| 1 title |
| Titles by State |
| External links |
List of Champions
★ 1933 Palestra Itália ''(renamed in 1942 to'' Sociedade Esportiva Palmeiras'')''
★ 1940 ''not decided''
★ 1950 Corinthians
★ 1951 Palmeiras
★ 1952 Portuguesa
★ 1953 Corinthians
★ 1954 Corinthians
★ 1955 Portuguesa
★ 1957 Fluminense
★ 1958 Vasco da Gama
★ 1959 Santos
★ 1960 Fluminense
★ 1961 Flamengo
★ 1962 Botafogo
★ 1963 Santos
★ 1964 Santos and Botafogo
★ 1965 Palmeiras
★ 1966 Botafogo, Corinthians, Santos and Vasco da Gama
★ 1993 Palmeiras
★ 1997 Santos
★ 1998 Botafogo
★ 1999 Vasco da Gama
★ 2000 Palmeiras
★ 2001 São Paulo
★ 2002 Corinthians
Titles by Team
5 titles
★ Corinthians (1 shared)
★ Palmeiras
★ Santos FC (2 shared)
4 titles
★ Botafogo (2 shared)
3 titles
★ Vasco da Gama (1 shared)
2 titles
★ Fluminense
★ Portuguesa
1 title
★ Flamengo
★ São Paulo FC
Titles by State
★ São Paulo - 18 titles
★ Rio de Janeiro - 10 titles
External links
★ Gazeta Esportiva's History Prior to the Brasileirão
★ Gazeta Esportiva's History of the Rio-SP Tournament
★ Rio-SP Tournament at RSSSF
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