Choque-Rei

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Choque-Rei
LocationSão Paulo
São Paulo state
TeamsPalmeiras
São Paulo
First meeting1930
Latest meeting15 July 2012
Next meetingOctober 2012
Campeonato Brasileiro
Statistics
Meetings total300
Most winsSão Paulo (103)
Most player appearancesRogério Ceni
All-time seriesSão Paulo: 103
Drawn: 100
Palmeiras: 97
Largest victoryPalmeiras 0–6 São Paulo (26 March 1939)

The King Shock (in Portuguese Choque-Rei) or Palmeiras and São Paulo football rivalry is the football match known among São Paulo clubs Sociedade Esportiva Palmeiras and São Paulo Futebol Clube. Is the football rivalry between two very big, classic football clubs. The Derby dates from back from 1930. The tension between both clubs is very big. It is the second biggest Derby in the city of São Paulo, only behind the Paulista Derby, this derby is with the other big club from São Paulo, the Sport Club Corinthians Paulista and Sociedade Esportiva Palmeiras. The Paulista Derby is one of the biggest rivalry in the world[1]

In the Choque-Rei, São Paulo has advantage over Palmeiras, including all matches, having won 103 times over 98 victories from Palmeiras, the number of drawn matches is 99, describing an equalised encounter. But in matches counting for the Campeonato Brasileiro, Palmeiras has more victories than São Paulo, reaching 18 wins over 10 from São Paulo, and with other 26 draws.

Greatest tragedy between palmeirenses and sãopaulinos

On August 20, 1995 saw the greatest tragedy in the history of King Shock, just a game between juniors. At the end of Super Junior São Paulo, after a draw in normal time, the boys from Palmeiras win the cup with a goal in extra time - 1 x 0, but instead of party, was the largest pitched battle in the history of our football. The game was held at the Pacaembu stadium, at the time of reforms, full of debris, stones and iron beams scattered among the stands. Full stadium, the game, the banter between fan groups, especially Mancha Verde Independent and Twist. Suddenly, fans invade the pitch, armed with sticks and stones, going against each other. The TV's recorded live groups of cowards who surrounded and beat opponents alone. Finally, the Pacaembu was practically destroyed, 101 were wounded and sãopaulino Márcio da Silva Gasparin, 16, who after being clubbed, was taken to hospital in a coma, and he sadly died eight days after suffering the attack on the day on August 28. After these facts were downed Independent Channel and justice, and drastic change in dealing with organized.

Statistics

General
  • 300 Matches
  • 97 Wins - Palmeiras
  • 103 Wins - São Paulo
  • 100 Draws
  • Palmeiras goals: 395
  • São Paulo goals: 408
  • Last Match: Palmeiras 1–1 São Paulo (2012 Campeonato Brasileiro, 15 July 2012)
Campeonato Brasileiro

including Torneio Roberto Gomes Pedrosa

  • 55 Matches
  • 18 Wins - Palmeiras
  • 10 Wins - São Paulo
  • 27 Draws
  • Palmeiras goals: 68
  • São Paulo goals: 57
  • Last Match: Palmeiras 1–1 São Paulo (Campeonato Brasileiro, 15 July 2012)
Other
  • Largest victories:

Palmeiras 0–6 São Paulo (26 March 1939)

  • Palmeiras greatest win:

Palmeiras 5–0 São Paulo (19 May 1965)

  • São Paulo greatest win:

Palmeiras 0–6 São Paulo (26 March 1939)

  • Most goals scored in a match:

Palmeiras 2–6 São Paulo (3 October 1981) - 8

Highest scorers

Only for Campeonato Brasileiro

Most matches served

Only for Campeonato Brasileiro

Major attendances

  • Attendance: 115,000 (Palmeiras 0–1 São Paulo, 27 June 1971), Estádio Cícero Pompeu de Toledo (Morumbi) - Campeonato Paulista
  • Attendance: 112,016 (Palmeiras 0–0 São Paulo, 17 June 1979), Estádio Cícero Pompeu de Toledo (Morumbi) - Campeonato Paulista

League matches

These are only the league matches, club name in bold indicate win.[2] The score is given at full-time (T), in the goals columns the goalscorer and time when goal was scored is noted.

# Date R. Home team Away team Score Goals (home) Goals (away)
1 23 October 1971 São Paulo Palmeiras 1–1 Everaldo (62) Luis Pereira (65)
2 22 November 1972 Palmeiras São Paulo 0–0
3 10 December 1972 São Paulo Palmeiras 2–0 Roberto Dias (66), Terto (85)
4 25 November 1973 Palmeiras São Paulo 1–2 Leivinha (64) Mirandinha (5, 43)
5 20 February 1974 Palmeiras São Paulo 0–0
6 12 June 1974 Palmeiras São Paulo 1–0 Ronaldo (73)
7 12 October 1975 2 São Paulo Palmeiras 0–0
8 17 October 1976 5 São Paulo Palmeiras 1–2 Ademir da Guia (o.g. 10) Nelsinho Baptista (o.g. 36), Edu Bala (58)
9 6 November 1977 6 São Paulo Palmeiras 0–2 Jorge Mendonça (50, 73)
10 23 April 1978 9 São Paulo Palmeiras 0–0
11 9 July 1978 3 São Paulo Palmeiras 1–1 Mílton Cruz (85) Beto Fuscão (87)
12 3 March 1985 3 Palmeiras São Paulo 2–2 Márcio Alcântara (60), Barbosa (67) Pita (15), Éder Taino (64)
13 16 March 1985 3 São Paulo Palmeiras 4–4 Pita (11), Müller (45), Careca (48), Oscar (73) Jorginho Putinatti (40), Mendonça (62, 65), Ditinho (90)
14 2 November 1986 7 São Paulo Palmeiras 0–0
15 14 December 1986 19 Palmeiras São Paulo 2–2 Edu Manga (36), Mirandinha (75) Nelsinho (6), Silas (8)
16 26 September 1987 4 Palmeiras São Paulo 2–1 Edu Manga (24), Gérson Caçapa (65) Pita (30)
17 13 November 1988 1 Palmeiras São Paulo 1–1 Zanata (61) Lê (58)
18 5 November 1989 13 São Paulo Palmeiras 2–2 Mário Tilico (11, 23) Dida (40), Paulinho Carioca (66)
19 20 October 1990 3 São Paulo Palmeiras 1–2 Bernardo (83) Careca (9), Betinho (24)
20 4 April 1991 11 São Paulo Palmeiras 0–0
21 8 March 1992 7 São Paulo Palmeiras 0–4 Evair (23, 57), Andrei (27), Edu Marangon (34)
22 21 November 1993 1 Palmeiras São Paulo 1–1 Edílson (47) Leonardo (50)
23 4 December 1993 5 São Paulo Palmeiras 0–2 Edmundo (68), César Sampaio (84)
24 30 October 1994 7 São Paulo Palmeiras 2–2 Müller (59), Cafu (68) Edmundo (38, 81)
25 26 November 1995 10 São Paulo Palmeiras 0–2 Wágner (47), Müller (89)
26 29 September 1996 12 Palmeiras São Paulo 2–1 Rincón (20), Djalminha (89) Aristizábal (75)
27 7 September 1997 16 São Paulo Palmeiras 0–2 Zinho (16), Oséas (38)
28 26 July 1998 1 Palmeiras São Paulo 2–1 Oséas (67), Zinho (73) Marcelinho Paraíba (86)
29 10 October 1999 18 São Paulo Palmeiras 0–0
30 2 September 2000 11 Palmeiras São Paulo 0–3 Rogério Pinheiro (13), Marcelo Ramos (64), Gustavo Nery (81)
31 25 November 2000 Palmeiras São Paulo 1–1 Adriano Louzada (89) Marcelo Ramos (45)
32 30 November 2000 São Paulo Palmeiras 1–2 Marcelo Ramos (55) Tuta (35), Galeano (56)
33 6 October 2001 16 São Paulo Palmeiras 0–1 Tuta (75)
34 2 October 2002 16 Palmeiras São Paulo 1–1 Muñoz (38) Luís Fabiano (41)
35 27 June 2004 11 Palmeiras São Paulo 2–1 Vágner Love (36, 61) Cicinho (82)
36 2 October 2004 34 São Paulo Palmeiras 2–1 Nildo (46), Cicinho (90+2) Osmar (41)
37 4 August 2005 17 São Paulo Palmeiras 3–3 Amoroso (33, 35), Danilo (42) Marcinho (45), Gioino (82), Warley (88)
38 12 November 2005 38 Palmeiras São Paulo 2–1 Daniel (66), Juninho Paulista (70) Richarlyson (61)
39 24 May 2006 7 São Paulo Palmeiras 4–1 Márcio Careca (o.g. 5), Ricardo Oliveira (52, 56), Alex Dias (82) Márcio Careca (39)
40 24 September 2006 26 Palmeiras São Paulo 3–1 Nem (35), Paulo Baier (84), Marcinho (90+1) Souza (21)
41 27 May 2007 3 São Paulo Palmeiras 0–0
42 29 September 2007 22 Palmeiras São Paulo 0–1 Jorge Wagner (39)
43 13 July 2008 11 São Paulo Palmeiras 2–1 André Dias (7), Eder Luís (83) Jéci (90+2)
44 19 October 2008 30 Palmeiras São Paulo 2–2 Rogério Ceni (6), Dagoberto (44) Kléber (78), Leandro (80)
45 24 May 2009 3 Palmeiras São Paulo 0–0
46 30 August 2009 22 São Paulo Palmeiras 0–0
47 26 May 2010 4 São Paulo Palmeiras 1–0 Fernandão (54)
48 19 September 2010 23 Palmeiras São Paulo 0–2 Lucas (54), Fernandão (76)
49 21 August 2011 18 São Paulo Palmeiras 1–1 Dagoberto (41) Henrique (61)
50 27 November 2011 37 Palmeiras São Paulo 1–0 Marcos Assunção (55)
51 15 July 2012 9 Palmeiras São Paulo 1–1 Mazinho (81) Luís Fabiano (12)
52 7 October 2012 28 São Paulo Palmeiras

Copa Libertadores matches

Season Round Home team Away team Score Goals (home) Goals (away)
1974 Group stage 1st leg São Paulo Palmeiras 2–0 Terto (5, 33)
2nd leg Palmeiras São Paulo 1–2 Ronaldo (83) Mauro (40), Chicão (71)
1994 Round of 16 1st leg Palmeiras São Paulo 0–0
2nd leg São Paulo Palmeiras 2–1 Euller (17, 58) Evair (90)
2005 Round of 16 1st leg Palmeiras São Paulo 0–1 Cicinho (59)
2nd leg São Paulo Palmeiras 2–0 Rogério Ceni (81 p.), Cicinho (90+3)
2006 Round of 16 1st leg Palmeiras São Paulo 1–1 Edmundo (36) Aloísio (23)
2nd leg São Paulo Palmeiras 2–1 Aloísio (13), Rogério Ceni (86 p.) Washington (57)

Head-to-head results

Palmeiras wins 0
Draws 2
São Paulo wins 6
Palmeiras goals 4
São Paulo goals 12
Total matches 8

References

  1. ^ "Os dez duelos de maior rivalidade, segundo a CNN". Epoca.globo.com. Retrieved 2012-08-06.
  2. ^ "Palmeiras vs São Paulo". Futpédia.

External links

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