Santo Andre
Coach:
Renato Peixe
Establishment Date:
1967
League Affiliation:
BRA Campeonato Paulista A2
Stadium:
Estádio Bruno José Daniel
Seating Capacity:
15517
Team Info
Santo André is a historic club from the city of Santo André, in the metropolitan region of São Paulo, currently competing in the Campeonato Paulista A2, the second division of the São Paulo state championship. The team plays at the Estádio Bruno José Daniel, known as the Caldeirão. Founded in 1967, the club is famously nicknamed "Ramalhão" and wears black and white stripes. Santo André etched its name into Brazilian football folklore by achieving a miraculous feat: winning the Copa do Brasil in 2004 as a Série B team, defeating giants like Flamengo and then Corinthians in a legendary final. That era, led by figures like defender André Luís, represents the club's glorious peak. After periods of financial difficulty and relegation, the modern era sees the club rebuilding in the Paulista A2, with the primary goal of returning to the top state division and recapturing some of its past magic. The passionate fan base remains loyal, forever proud of that historic national cup triumph. Santo André is a club of immense history, symbolizing the romantic possibility of the underdog in football.
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BRA Sao Paulo Cup 2026 2026/07/26
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