Torneio Centro-Sul Explained

Torneio Centro Sul
Founded:1968
Folded:1969
Teams:12
Most Successful Club:Grêmio Maringá (1 title)

The Torneio Centro-Sul (English: Central-South Tournament), was a football competition held during the years of 1968 and 1969, reuniting clubs of the part south of Brazil as a qualifier for the Torneio dos Campeões da CBD, likewise Torneio Norte-Nordeste. The tournament had only two editions, but ended up being abandoned due to lack of interest from clubs and the discontinuity of the Torneio dos Campeões.[1]

List of Champions

width=70 Yearwidth=300 Championwidth=150 Final Scorewidth=300 Runners-up
align=center 1968align=center Grêmio Maringá
align=center 2–0
2–1		align=center Villa Nova
align=center 1969align=center colspan=3 Abandoned[2]

1968 Torneio Centro Sul

Participants

width=120 Clubwidth=150 Citywidth=150 State
Almirante Barrosoalign=center Itajaíalign=center Santa Catarina
América Mineiroalign=center Belo Horizontealign=center Minas Gerais
Desportivaalign=center Cariacicaalign=center Espírito Santo
Grêmio Maringáalign=center Maringáalign=center Paraná
Juventudealign=center Caxias do Sulalign=center Rio Grande do Sul
Palmeirasalign=center Blumenaualign=center Santa Catarina
Rio Brancoalign=center Vitóriaalign=center Espírito Santo
Santa Cruzalign=center Santa Cruz do Sulalign=center Rio Grande do Sul
Valerioalign=center Itabiraalign=center Minas Gerais
Villa Novaalign=center Nova Limaalign=center Minas Gerais
Vitóriaalign=center Vitóriaalign=center Espírito Santo
União Bandeirantealign=center Bandeirantesalign=center Paraná

Group 1 (Central)

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Nov 20
1–0 Desportiva
Nov 23
1–1 Desportiva
Nov 26
1–1 Valerio
Dec 4
1–2 Villa Nova
Dec 12
n/p Valerio

The final match not played as Villa Nova had secured the classification beforehand

TeamPtsPWDLGFGAGD
6 4220642
3 3111331
1 301224-2

Group 2 (Central)

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Nov 17
1–0 Vitória
Nov 20
1–1 América Mineiro
Nov 24
1–1 América Mineiro
Dec 1
1–1 Rio Branco
Dec 4
0–1 Rio Branco
Dec 8
5–1 Vitória
TeamPtsPWDLGFGAGD
6 4220642
4 4121743
2 402238-5

Group 1 (South)

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Nov 17
0–0 Grêmio Maringá
Nov 20
4–0 Almirante Barroso
Nov 24
2–2 Almirante Barroso
Dec 1
1–0 União Bandeirante
Dec 4
2–2 Grêmio Maringá
Dec 8
2–1 União Bandeirante
TeamPtsPWDLGFGAGD
6 4220725
4 412169-3
2 402235-2

Group 2 (South)

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Nov 17
1–1 Santa Cruz
Nov 20
0–0 Santa Cruz
Nov 24
3–1 Juventude
Dec 1
1–1 Juventude
Dec 4
2–0 Palmeiras
Dec 8
n/p Palmeiras

The final match not played as Santa Cruz had secured the classification beforehand

TeamPtsPWDLGFGAGD
5 4130422
3 3111330
2 302135-2

Champions

1969 Torneio Centro Sul

Participants

width=120 Clubwidth=150 Citywidth=150 State
Americanoalign=center Campos dos Goytacazesalign=center Rio de Janeiro
Anápolisalign=center Anápolisalign=center Goiás
Avaíalign=center Florianópolisalign=center Santa Catarina
Barra Mansaalign=center Barra Mansaalign=center Rio de Janeiro
Democrataalign=center Governador Valadaresalign=center Minas Gerais
Desportivaalign=center Cariacicaalign=center Espírito Santo
Internacionalalign=center Santa Mariaalign=center Rio Grande do Sul
Ipirangaalign=center Anápolisalign=center Goiás
Juventusalign=center Rio do Sulalign=center Santa Catarina
Mixtoalign=center Cuiabáalign=center Mato Grosso
Novo Hamburgoalign=center Novo Hamburgoalign=center Rio Grande do Sul
Operárioalign=center Várzea Grandealign=center Mato Grosso
Rio Brancoalign=center Vitóriaalign=center Espírito Santo
Note:The second edition of the tournament as disbanded after 6 rounds played.

See also

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Torneio Centro-Sul - List of Champions . RSSSF . 3 March 2022.
  2. Web site: 1969 Torneio Centro-Sul . RSSSF . 3 March 2022.

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