FLORIDA CUP
ESPORTE CLUBE BAHIA MAIN TITLES
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Northeast Champion (1948, 1959, 1961, 1963, 2001 e 2002) 46 title Bahia champion
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ESPORTE CLUBE BAHIA HISTORY OF GAMES INTERNATIONAL
President: Marcelo Sant’Ana Vice president: Pedro Henriques Director of football: Diego Cerri Football supervisor: Miguel Batista
Communication manager: Nelson Barros Neto
Press officer: Jayme Brandão, Vitor Tamar e Felipe Santana Assistent administrative: Adherbal Amaral
Coach: Guto Ferreira
Assistant coach: Alexandre Faganello, André Luís e Preto Casagrande Fitness coach: Juninho
Auxiliary fitness coach: Luiz Andrade e Vitor Gonçalves Coach goalkeeper: Thiago Mehl
Coach: Gustavo Evangelista
Perfomance analysts: Hugo de Assis, Rafael Ceuta e William Barreto Cameraman: Robson Jequiriçá
Doctors: Dr. Luiz Sapucaia, Dr. Daniel Araújo e Dr. Rodrigo Daniel Physiotherapits: José Dourado Neto, André Neves, Diogo Thomaz e Thiago Teixeira
Physiologist: Maurício Maltez
Auxiliary of physiologist: Marcelo Ribeiro Nutritionist: Felipe Sales
Masseur: Fábio, Jaiminho e Sérgio Kit man: Cachorrão e Ivan
Assistants: Carlinhos e Pino
In 1957, the Bahia made a European tour, playing 29 matches. The tricolor faced the biggest rival Shakhtar, Dynamo Kiev. The Ukrainian team won 3 to 1. As early as 1960, in another trip to the mainland, again faced the Dynamo and was defeated by 4-1.
The first time the Bahia played an international tournament was in 1960.
As the tricolor won the 1959 Brazil Cup, the first Brazilian champion in history, had the honor to represent Brazil in the first Copa Libertadores in 1960.
In this edition, the Tricolor faced the San Lorenzo of Argentina and was also eliminated in the first round, losing 3-0 in Almagro and winning by 3-2 in Salvador.
Three years later, in 1964, the Bahia again played in the World Cup, this time for being Brazilian runner-up in 1963, losing to Santos of Pelé, Coutinho and Pepe in the final of the national tournament. Again the Tricolor was eliminated in the first round, this time to Deportivo Italia.
In 1964 the Tricolor disputed a competition in USA, the ISL (International Soccer League). This tournament existed for 5 years, from 1960 until 1965 and included teams from various continents. The format of that competition was similar to the current FIFA World Club.
The "Esquadrão" played six matches and faced teams like the Wender Bremen, from Germany, and the Blackburn, from England.
The forward Hamilton, third top scorer in the club history, was one of the lineups of that team. That was the first time that a shirt completely red with blue details was dressed.
After being Brazilian champion in 1988, the Bahia played in the Libertadores for the third time in its history. In the first phase, the Tricolor formed the Group 2 along with Deportivo Táchira and Marítimo, Venezuela, in addition to Internacional de Porto Alegre, Brazil. In the 8th-finals, the Tricolor eliminated the Universitario of Peru and again faced the Internacional, this time in the quarterfinals. In the first game, in Porto Alegre, lost 1-0, and in the return game tied for 0-0, and eliminated from the competition.
In 2012, 2013 and 2014, the Tricolor returned to acting in international tournaments, playing the Copa Sudamericana.
In 2015, Bahia played a friendly game against Shakhtar Donetsk (Ukrania) at Arena Fonte Nova. Bahia won the game for 3-2 scored by Rômulo, midfield, and Zé Roberto, forward (2).
In 2016, the Tricolor returned to the United States, playing a friendly against Orlando City. The game finished 6 to 1 for the American team.
Bahia in 2016:
64G / 36W / 13D / 15L / GF: 100 / GA: 54 / GD: 46 / P: 63%
Top goals in 2016:
Hernane (21), Edigar Junio (16), Juninho (11), Luisinho e Zé Roberto (06), Régis e Renato Cajá (04), Hayner e Luiz Antonio (03), Allano, Danilo Pires, Feijão, Robson, Rômulo, Thiago Ribeiro e Wesley (02), Éder, Gustavo, Hugo Freitas, Jackson, Moisés, Mayron, Tiago e Victor Rangel (01).
Top goals in Brazilian Championship 2016:
Hernane (11), Juninho (08), Edigar Junio (06), Régis e Renato Cajá (04), Luiz Antonio e Zé Roberto (03), Allano, Danilo Pires, Luisinho e Wesley (02), Feijão, Jackson, Moisés, Thiago Ribeiro, Tiago e Victor Rangel (01).
Assists in 2016:
Hernane (07), Juninho e Régis (05), Luisinho, Moisés, Thiago Ribeiro e Tinga (04), Hayner e Renato Cajá (03), Edigar Junio, Luiz Antonio e Rômulo (02), Cristiano, Danilo Pires, Eduardo, Feijão, Gustavo Blanco, João Paulo, João Paulo Gomes, Mário, Mayron, Misael, Renê Júnior, Rodrigo Rodrigues, Tiago, Victor Rangel e Zé Roberto (01).
Assists in Brazilian Championship 2016:
Hernane (06), Régis (05), Renato Cajá e Tinga (03), Luiz Antônio e Moisés (02), Danilo Pires, Edigar Junio, Eduardo, Hayner, Juninho, Mário, Misael, Renê Júnior, Tiago e Victor Rangel (01).
Games at home in 2016: 32 Won: 24
Draw: 03 Lose: 05
Performance: 78%
Away games in 2016: 32 Won: 12
Draw: 10 Lose: 10
Performance: 47%
Weekly schedule*
Monday (2) - 02:30pm: Training, Fazendão;
Tuesday (3) - 08:30am: Training, Fazendão;
- 02:30pm: Training, Fazendão;
Wednesday (4) - 08:30am: Training, Fazendão;
- 02:30pm: Training, Fazendão;
Thursday (5) - 08:30am: Training, Fazendão;
- 02:30pm: Training, Fazendão;
Friday (6) - 08:30am: Training, Fazendão;
Saturday (7) - 08:30am: Training, Fazendão;
- 02:30pm: Training, Fazendão;
Sunday (8) - 08:30am: Training, Fazendão;
Monday (9) - Trip to Orlando;
Tuesday (10) - 04pm: Training, Deltona training facilities;
Wednesday (11) - 04pm: Training, Deltona training facilities;
Thursday (12) - 07pm: Wolfsburg x Bahia
Friday (13) - 04pm Training, Deltona training facilites;
Saturday (14) - 04pm: Training, Deltona training facilites;
Sunday (15) - 4:45pm: Bahia x Estudiantes La Plata Monday (16) - Trip to Salvador
*Schedule subject to change
STATS SCHEDULE
Éder05/04/1995 1,84m - 70kg 08J-00G Último clube Bahia
LINEUPS GOALKEEPERS
DEFENDERS
Rent:
Attendance:
BAHIA ESTUDIANTES
Coach: Guto Ferreira
Substitutions Time Substitutions Time
Coach: Nelson Vivas
Wellington Silva 06/03/1988 1,77m - 64kg 00J-00G Last club Fluminense-RJ
Dedé22/01/1995 1,85m - 77kg 01J-00G Last club Bahia
Jean26/10/1995 1,87m - 86kg 19 games Last club Bahia
Rodrigo 19/01/1996 1,91m - 80kg 02J-00G Last club Bahia Tinga
01/09/1993 1,79m - 78kg 30J-00G Last club Fortaleza-CE Eduardo 20/11/1986 1,73m - 70kg 20J-00G Last club Atlético-PR
Tiago 17/06/1990 1,91m - 83kg 21J-01G Last club Atlético-MG Éder05/04/1995
1,84m - 70kg 31J-01G Last club Bahia
Lucas Fonseca 02/08/1985 1,91m - 85kg 105J-01G Last club Tianjin-CHI
Matheus Reis 18/02/1995 1,84m - 79kg 00-00G Last club São Paulo-SP
Jackson 01/05/1990 1,86m - 77kg 34J-01G Last club Internacional-RS Felipe
10/09/1997 1,97m - 88kg 00 game Last club Bahia Anderson
20/11/1983 1,90m - 83kg 00 game Last club Novorizontino-SP
Pablo Armero 02/11/1986 1,74m - 70kg 00J-00G Last club Udinese-ITA
Adres Pfefferkorn
Trent Robert Vanhaitsma and Anya Voigt
UPCOMING GAMES MIDFIELDERS
FORWARDS
Juninho 20/03/1986 1,75m - 70kg 55J-11G Last club Macaé-RJ
Edigar Junio 06/05/1991 1,74m - 72kg 47J-16G Last club Joinville-SC
Yuri20/04/1994 1,73m - 74kg 44J-00G Last club Bahia Diego Rosa
22/03/1989 1,79m - 69kg 00J-00G Last club Yagamata-JAP
Hernane 08/04/1986 1,83m - 81kg 46J-21G Last club Sport-PE Feijão 08/04/1994 1,79m - 75kg 87J-03G Last club Atlético-GO
Kaynan 16/07/1997 1,70m - 62kg 00J-00G Last club Bahia
Bahia Championship
Renato Cajá 15/09/1984 1,73m - 69kg 32J-04G Last club Sharjah-EAU
Northeast Cup
Régis 30/11/1992 1,70m - 70kg 26J-04G Last club Palmeiras-SP
Gustavo 29/03/1994 1,89m - 76kg 00J-00G Last club Corinthians-SP Zé Rafael
16/06/1993 1,84m - 78kg 00J-00G Last club Londrina-PR
Mário 02/09/1995 1,79m - 70kg 07J-00G Last club Bahia Renê Júnior 16/09/1989 1,81m - 77kg 09J-00G Last club Ponte Preta-SP Edson 01/07/1991 1,83m - 75kg 00J-00G Last club Fluminense-RJ
Júnior 03/03/1998 1,76m - 70kg 04J-00G Last club Bahia
The coach Guto Ferreira defined the list of players that will travel to the United States, where Bahia dispute the Florida Cup.
The coach called 28 athletes for the tournament.
9 of the 28 named players was formed in the youth system of the club.
List:
Goalkeepers – Anderson, Felipe e Jean
Defenders - Armero, Eder, Eduardo, Jackson, Lucas Fonseca, Matheus Reis, Rodrigo, Tiago, Tinga e Wellington Silva
Midfielders - Diego Rosa, Edson, Feijão, Juninho, Júnior, Régis, Renato Cajá, Renê Júnior, Yuri e Zé Rafael
Forwards – Edigar Junio, Gustavo, Hernane, Kaynan e Mário
KNOW MORE SQUAD
OUR CITY
- Famous for the beaches, receptivity of the people and rich culture, Salvador was the first capital of Brazil --that condition only changed in the late 18th century.
- Besides that, the State of Bahia is where Brazil was discovered by the Portuguese in 1500.
- Now, Salvador is the third most populous city in the country with 3 million inhabitants, after São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, and known by the biggest street carnival of the world.
- Home of renowned artists such as João Gilberto, father of Bossa Nova; Caetano Veloso, exponent tropicalist; and Olodum, icon band for samba-reggae which has played with Michael Jackson, Paul Simon and Jimmy Cliff.
- Founded on 29th March 1549 (466 years), was named a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
- Was also the first slave port in the Americas. Therefore, the African influence of the slaves' descendants makes it a center of Afro-Brazilian culture.
- And Porto da Barra Beach has been named one of 50 best beaches in the world by CNN.
OUR STADIUM
- Arena Fonte Nova received 6 games during the Brazil's World Cup, in 2014, and will host 10 more matches for the Olympic Games this year.
- Curiously, the place registered its audience record on a duel right between USA and Belgium in World Cup: 55,000 spectators. - On the occasion, through Twitter, the US Soccer federation and the coach Jürgen Klinsmann thanked the support of all Bahia’s fans and reaffirmed the coincidence between the colors of the team and the country.
- Klinsmann has even been presented with a team shirt and exhibited the piece on Internet.
- Another curiosity is that in 2013 the football player Freddy Adu played for the “Tricolor”.
- Bahia has 6 million supporters and 15 thousands of memberships.
THE FANS THE RADIO
Esporte Clube Bahia has the 11th largest fan of Brazilian football.
Who guarantees this number is the Paraná Research Institute, known nationally for conducting political research, market and opinion.
The Tricolor has 2% of the national preference when it comes to football teams. Percentage sufficient to be the largest of the North and Northeast regions.
Bahia is ahead of big clubs of Brazilian soccer like Fluminense and Botafogo, in addition to having more than double of its main rival, the Vitória.
The survey heard more than 10,000 Brazilians, in 23 states, between March and December 2016.
The “Programa do Esquadrão”, the official Tricolor radio program, has been on air since August 2015. To reach even more fans, the product gained more space, started now in January.
In addition to the FM channel, the "Programa do Esquadrão" now can also be tuned at an AM channel, reaching state of Bahia widely and several other states.
Another way to follow the program is through an online streaming, that also shows the radio studio during the broadcasting. The streaming is available in our site (esporteclubebahia.com) and on the radio's site (sociedadeonline.com), monday to friday, from 6pm to 7pm.
THE "SÓCIO ESQUADRÃO" THE TWITTER
After creating an English profile, Bahia has now launched its Spanish account on Twitter. On the eve of the Florida Cup full of Latinos, the club also meets the demands of defender Bolivia and Colombian Armero ..
Follow on www.twitter.com/ECBahia_ES In Portuguese - www.twitter.com/ECBahia In English – www.twitter.com/ECBahia_EN The fans are the biggest assets of Esporte Clube Bahia.
In the best and worst moments, the Nation Tricolor never leaves the club and we know that it will never happen.
The “Sócio Esquadrão” was created thinking of each tricolor, with the goal of always bringing the supporter closer to the club.
The program brings unique benefits. In addition to helping to further strengthen the institution, only the member can have guaranteed access to home games, buy a discount ticket of up to 50%, participate in exclusive promotions, vote for president and have discounts in companies of the advantages network “Parceiros de Aço” and the products of the
“Movimento Por Um Futebol Melhor”.
