State Cup of São Paulo

The São Paulo State Cup (port: Copa Paulista ) is the football association cup of the state of São Paulo in Brazil . It has been organized by the National Federation of Federação Paulista de Futebol (FPF) since 1999 .

The winner of the state cup qualifies for the national cup competition of Brazil, the Copa do Brasil , in addition to the top three in the first and the best in the second division of the state championship . If a club has won both the championship and the cup in one season, the defeated cup finalist receives the starting place for the Copa do Brasil. In the years 2007 to 2010 the winner also qualified for the South Brazilian Super Cup.

Cup history

Winner after years

1999 - Paulista FC 2000 - not held 2001 - Bandeirante EC 2002 - EC São Bento & Ituano FC 2003 - EC Santo André 2004 - Santos FC 2005 - EC Noroeste 2006 - Ferroviária 2007 - CA Juventus 2008 - CA Sorocaba 2009 - Votoraty FC 2010 - Paulista FC 2011 - Paulista FC 2012 - EC Noroeste 2013 - São Bernardo FC 2014 - EC Santo André 2015 - CA Linense 2016 - XV de Piracicaba 2017 - Ferroviária 2018 - Atlético Votuporanguense 2019 - AD São Caetano

1. ↑ In 2002 the State Cup was divided into two competitions ( Copa Futebol do Interior and Copa Mauro Ramos ), in which the clubs were divided according to regional criteria. In the following season, they returned to a uniform cup mode.

statistics

title	society
3	Paulista FC
2	EC Noroeste
	EC Santo André
	Ferroviária
1	Bandeirante EC
	EC São Bento
	Ituano FC
	Santos FC
	CA Juventus
	CA Sorocaba
	Votoraty FC
	São Bernardo FC
	CA Linense
	XV de Piracicaba
	Atlético Votuporanguense
	AD Sao Caetano

See also

• State Championship of São Paulo