O Coritiba de 1985 foi o campeão brasileiro daquele ano, vencendo o Bangu nos pênaltis por 6 a 5. Foi o único título nacional do clube.
Coritiba 1985
The 1985 Coritiba was the team that won the only Brazilian championship in the history of the Paraná club. The final against Bangu was decided on penalties.
History
Coritiba Foot Ball Club was founded on October 12, 1909, in Curitiba, by members of the German immigrant community. Throughout the twentieth century, the club established itself as one of the main forces in Paraná football, with the Major Antônio Couto Pereira Stadium as its home. In 1985, the team coached by Ênio Andrade reached the final of the Brazilian Championship and faced Bangu, from Rio de Janeiro. The final was decided on penalties, and Coritiba won 6-5, winning the national title. The 1985 Brasileirão remains the only national title for Coritiba in elite Brazilian football. The campaign is remembered by the fans to this day as the highest point in the club's history.