Honours & Records
23 entries in the Sao Paulo FC compendium.
Copa Libertadores 1992Telê Santana's masterpiece: The year São Paulo FC conquered South America and became giantCopa Libertadores 1993The year Telê Santana's Tricolors conquered South America with a historic victory over UniIntercontinental Cup 1993The night São Paulo FC conquered the world by defeating AC Milan in Tokyo.Falcao All-Time Top ScorerA powerful striker whose 242 goals rank among São Paulo's best, but not the all-time top.Campeonato Brasileiro 1977The national crown that forged the Tricolor legend.Ricardinho Libertadores MVP 1993The creative genius who orchestrated São Paulo's historic 1993 continental conquest.Campeonato Brasileiro 1986The historic first national title that crowned São Paulo FC as Brazil's new powerhouse.Zetti Most Appearances RecordThe guardian of the net who defined a generation of Tricolor glory.Three-Time Libertadores WinnerSão Paulo FC stands as one of South America’s most decorated clubs, distinguished primarilCampeonato Paulista TitlesThe Campeonato Paulista stands as the most prestigious state competition in Brazilian footTwo-Time Intercontinental ChampionTwice crowned kings of the world, São Paulo FC dominated global football in the early nineCopa Libertadores 2005Three stars on the shirt, one unforgettable summer in 2005.Campeonato Brasileiro 2006Six stars above Morumbi — the Tricolor's 2006 Brasileirão sealed by Ceni's hands and DagobIntercontinental Cup 1992Tricolor crowned world champions on foreign soil, 1992.Campeonato Paulista – 23 titles (all-time record)Twenty-three state crowns, one unbroken claim to São Paulo's throne.Copa CONMEBOL 1994Tricolor lifts the CONMEBOL Cup in a group-stage gauntlet, 1994.Copa CONMEBOL 1995One goal at Morumbi, one continental star: the Tricolor's 1995 CONMEBOL crown.Copa do Brasil 1992The first Copa do Brasil: a title that unlocked a dynasty.Copa do Brasil 2000Morumbi roared as the Tricolor claimed the national cup in 2000.Copa do Brasil 2001Tricolor's 2001 cup run: Ceni's wall, the team's will, and a national title sealed in stylCopa Mercosul 2002Tricolor's 2002 Copa Mercosul triumph: Edmundo's fire, Ceni's walls, and a continental croRecopa Sudamericana 2002Tricolor sealed the 2002 Recopa with the composure of champions and the hunger of a club tRogério Ceni – 131 career goals (world record, goalkeeper)Twenty-five years, one position, 131 goals the world said were impossible.
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