EC Pelotas

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EC Pelotas
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Basic data
Surname Esporte Clube Pelotas
Seat Pelotas / RS
founding October 11, 1908
Colours blue yellow
president BrazilBrazil Gilmar Schneider
Website ecpelotas.com.br
First soccer team
Venue Estádio Boca do Lobo
Places 23,300
league Gauchão - Series A
home
Away
Alternatively
The fan scene of the EC Pelota in Boca do Lobo.

The Esporte Clube Pelotas is a football club from Pelotas in Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil . The club's nickname is “Lobão” (big wolf) and its home stadium is the “Boca do Lobo” (wolf's mouth).

history

EC Pelotas was created on October 11th, 1908 as a result of a merger of two older clubs. This makes it the oldest club in the city; its two local rivals Brasil de Pelotas and Grêmio Atlético Farroupilha were only founded after it. By winning the final against Gremio FBPA in 1930 the only national championship title to date could be won. In the late 20th century, the club was occasionally present in the lower divisions of the Brazilian championship. The last time he qualified together with rival Brasil de Pelotas for the Série D for the 2014 season. But while the rival made it to the Série C , EC Pelotas was eliminated from the national championship in the same year and relegated to the second division at state level .

Successes:

Women's soccer

The women's football division was founded on July 25, 1996 and has been in existence ever since. With the Projeto Phoenix de Futebol Feminino, launched in 2002, the focus of the club's activities was placed on promoting talent. In 2008 the "female wolves" won the state championship.

Successes:

Well-known active

Web links

Remarks

  1. ↑ lobasecpelotas.blogspot.de - Nós estamos nos jogos olímpicos! Da-lhe Andressinha !!! (July 27, 2016), accessed December 12, 2017.
  2. ↑ vavel.com - Por um mundo com mais Andressinhas e mais Marcos (December 24, 2016), accessed December 12, 2017.