Federação Pernambucana de Futebol

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Federação Pernambucana de Futebol
Logo Pernambuco Football Federation.png
Formation16 June 1915
TypeList of international sport federations
HeadquartersRecife, Pernambuco, Brazil
Official language
Portuguese
Websitefpf-pe.com.br

The Federação Pernambucana de Futebol (English: Pernambucan Football Federation), once named Liga Esportiva Pernambucana (English: Pernambucan Sport League), also known by the acronym FPF, organizes and administrates the Campeonato Pernambucano (English: Pernambucan Football Championship), the Copa Pernambuco (English: Pernambuco Cup) and the Pernambucan Football Championship lower levels). It was founded in 1915. Carlos Alberto Oliveira was the president of FPF until his death on August 29, 2011 being replaced by Evandro Carvalho.[1][2]

History[]

The original founders of the Federation were:

The following clubs also share the status of founders:

In the Founding Assembly the following sport leagues were present:

  • Olindense de Desportos,
  • Desportiva Caruaruense,
  • Desportiva Garanhuense, and
  • Desportiva de Pesqueira.

Presidents[]

Liga Sportiva Pernambucana

  • Aristeu Acioli Lins – 1915
  • Alcebíades Braga – 1915
  • Henrique Jacques – 1915
  • Melchior do Amaral – 1915 – 1917

Liga Pernambucana de Desportos Terrestre

  • Manoel da Silva Guimarães – 1918 – 1919
  • João Reinaldo da Costa Lima – 1919 – 1920
  • João Duarte Dias – 1920
  • Loyo Neto – 1920 – 1921
  • Artur Campelo – 1922 – 1924
  • Cícero Brasileiro de Melo – 1925 – 1926
  • Júlio de Melo Filho – 1926 – 1927
  • Renato Silveira – 1927 – 1928 – 1929 – 1930
  • Maviael do Prado – 1928
  • Carlos Rios – 1929 – 1930

Federação Pernambucana de Desportos

  • Maviael do Prado – 1930 – 1935
  • Sebastião Maciel – 1936 – 1937
  • Edgar Moury Fernandes – 1938
  • Tavares Buril – 1938 – 1939 – 1940 – 1941
  • Sidrack Correia de Oliveira – 1940
  • Alfredo Ramos – 1941 – 1943
  • Edson Moury Fernandes – 1943 – 1945
  • Nilo de Brito Bastos – 1946 – 1947
  • Osvaldo Salsa – 1947
  • Leopoldo Casado – 1947 – 1948
  • José Rêgo Vieria – 1949 – 1950
  • Sigismundo Cabral de Melo – 1951 – 1953
  • Évio de Abreu e Lima – 1953 – 1954

Federação Pernambucana de Futebol

  • Rubem Rodriges Moreira – 1954 – 1982
  • Dilson Prado Cavalcanti – 1982 – 1985
  • Carlos Frederico Gomes de Oliveira – 1985 – 1995
  • Carlos Alberto Gomes de Oliveira – 1995 – 2011
  • Evandro Barros Carvalho – 2011 –

Source:FPF

Current clubs[]

As of 9 September 2021

2021[]

Brasileirão[]

Club City Position
Série A
Sport Recife 18th
Série B
Náutico Recife 7th
Série C
Santa Cruz Recife 10th Group A
Série D
Central Caruaru Eliminated (Group stage)
Retrô Camaragibe In the Round of 32

Brasileirão feminino[]

Club City Position
Série A2
Náutico Recife Eliminated (Group stage)
Sport Recife Eliminated (Group stage)

State leagues[]

Club Status
Campeonato Pernambucano
Náutico Winners
Sport Runners-up
Salgueiro Third place
Campeonato Pernambucano A2
Winners (Promoted)
Runners-up (Promoted)
Third place

Other competitions[]

Club Status
Copa do Brasil
Retrô Eliminated (Second stage)
Salgueiro Eliminated (First stage)
Santa Cruz Eliminated (Second stage)
Sport Eliminated (First stage)
Copa do Nordeste
Salgueiro Eliminated (Group stage)
Santa Cruz Eliminated (Group stage)
Sport Eliminated (Group stage)

2020[]

State leagues[]

Club Status
Campeonato Pernambucano Feminino
Náutico Winners
Sport Runners-up
Third place
Campeonato Pernambucano Sub 20
Náutico Winners
Retrô Runners-up
Santa Cruz Third place
Campeonato Pernambucano Sub 17
Sport Winners
Náutico Runners-up
Retrô Third place
Campeonato Pernambucano Sub 15
Retrô Winners
Sport Runners-up
Náutico Third place

References[]

  1. ^ "Presidente da Federação Pernambucana morre aos 69 anos" (in Portuguese). Globo. August 29, 2011.
  2. ^ "História" (in Portuguese). FPF. April 16, 2017.

External links[]

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