Brazilian Campeonato Paraense

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Established
1906 (120 years old)

First Recorded Event
2025-01-18

Current Season
2026

Current Round
5

Level Above
Brazilian Serie A

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Soccer

Location
Brazil

Gender
Male

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15 Feb	Águia de	6:30pm	Cametá
15 Feb	Bragantin	6:30pm	Tuna Luso
15 Feb	Capitão	6:30pm	Castanhal
15 Feb	Santa Ros	6:30pm	Paysandu
15 Feb	Remo	6:30pm	Amazônia
15 Feb	São Raim	6:30pm	São Fran
Results
12 Feb	Castanhal	2 - 2	Remo
12 Feb	Amazônia	2 - 2	Santa Ros
12 Feb	Bragantin	1 - 1	São Raim
12 Feb	Capitão	1 - 1	Águia de
11 Feb	Cametá	2 - 0	Paysandu
11 Feb	Tuna Luso	1 - 0	São Fran
09 Feb	Amazônia	0 - 3	Capitão
08 Feb	Paysandu	1 - 1	Remo
08 Feb	Águia de	2 - 3	São Raim
08 Feb	São Fran	1 - 2	Cametá

Description

The Campeonato Paraense de Futebol, or popularly known as Parazão (or also, Campeonato Paraense Banpará and Parazão Banpará for commercial reasons) is the main football competition played in the state of Pará. The championship is dominated by Remo and Paysandu, which are among the five biggest state football champions in Brazil, and has as a third prominent force another club from Belém, Tuna Luso. Former player Quarentinha is the biggest collector of state titles in all of Brazil, with twelve Campeonato Paraense wins.

Currently, the Government of Pará is the main sponsor of the competition through the State Bank of Pará - Banpará, and for this reason the name of the financial institution was adopted in the commercial name of the championship in 2020, being used since then. The state television network Rede Cultura do Pará has broadcast the championship games since 2009.

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