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Brazilian Campeonato Paulista

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Established
1902 (124 years old)

First Recorded Event
2025-01-15

Current Season
2026

Current Round


Level Above
Brazilian Serie A

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Sport
Soccer

Location
Brazil

Gender
Male

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28 Feb	Novorizon	11:30pm	Corinthia
01 Mar	Palmeiras	11:30pm	São Paul
Results
22 Feb	Portugues	1 - 1	Corinthia
22 Feb	Novorizon	2 - 1	Santos
21 Feb	Palmeiras	4 - 0	Capivaria
21 Feb	Bragantin	1 - 2	São Paul
15 Feb	Botafogo-	0 - 1	Capivaria
15 Feb	São Bern	0 - 1	Corinthia
15 Feb	Santos	6 - 0	Velo Club
15 Feb	EC Primav	3 - 3	Noroeste
15 Feb	Ponte Pre	1 - 2	São Paul
15 Feb	Palmeiras	1 - 1	Guarani

Description

The Campeonato Paulista de Futebol, better known as Campeonato Paulista or Paulistão, is the professional football competition in the state of São Paulo. Organized by the Federação Paulista de Futebol since 1941, it is the oldest football league in Brazil, having been held uninterruptedly since 1902. Its first champion was São Paulo Athletic. Its current champion is Corinthians, winner of the 2025 edition, when it won its thirty-first title in the competition.

According to the count by the Paulista Football Federation, the biggest champions of the competition are: Corinthians, with 31 titles; Palmeiras, with 26 titles; and São Paulo and Santos, having won 22 times each. In addition to the titles counted by the Paulista Federation, Palmeiras has two extra titles from the Campeonato Paulista and São Paulo one from the Supercampeonato Paulista. The rivalry between these four teams, which are among the biggest teams in Brazil, is marked in the history of this competition. Twelve other clubs have won the main division of Paulista football throughout its history, which has seen the participation of 102 different clubs.

Currently, the first division tournament is contested by sixteen teams and is normally held between January and mid-April of the Brazilian football season. The new format (with sixteen clubs divided into four groups) came into effect in 2017.


Seasons

2026

2025

Teams

Botafogo-SP		Bragantino		Capivariano
Corinthians		EC Primavera		Guarani
Mirassol		Noroeste		Novorizontino
Palmeiras		Ponte Preta		Portuguesa
Santos		São Bernardo		São Paulo
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Last 5 winners
Corinthians (2025)
Palmeiras (2024)
Palmeiras (2023)
Palmeiras (2022)
São Paulo (2021)

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