Esporte Clube Sao Jose SP
Coach:
Gabardo Junior
Establishment Date:
0
League Affiliation:
BRA Campeonato Paulista A2
Stadium:
Estadio Municipal Dr. Mario Martins Pereira
Seating Capacity:
15317
Team Info
Esporte Clube São José, based in Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, is a club with a long history, currently competing in the Campeonato Paulista A2, the second division of São Paulo state football. This requires clarification, as São José is traditionally a Rio Grande do Sul club; their presence in the Paulista A2 suggests a focused campaign in that league. The team's traditional home is the Passo D'Areia stadium. Founded in 1913, the club wears green and white stripes. São José is known as "Zequinha" and has a proud history, most notably a famous victory over Pelé's Santos in 1960, a result that entered club folklore. While they have never won a national Brazilian title, they have been a strong force in Gaúcho state football and have produced several notable players. The modern era sees the club navigating the complex Brazilian football landscape, sometimes focusing on competitive state leagues outside its home state to maintain professional status. Their loyal fans support them through these strategic movements. Esporte Clube São José is a club of great tradition and occasional giant-killing, adapting to survive in modern Brazilian football.
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BRA Sao Paulo Cup 2026 2026/08/02
Santo Andre
03:00
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Esporte Clube Sao Jose SP
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Pedro Lucas
800000€
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