O Coritiba foi campeão da Série B do Campeonato Brasileiro em 2010 e conquistou o acesso à Série A de 2011. O clube foi fundado em 1909 em Curitiba e joga no Couto Pereira.
Coritiba 2010
Coritiba in 2010 was champion of the Serie B of the Brazilian Championship and secured its return to Serie A in 2011. The season marked the sporting recovery of one of the most traditional clubs in Paraná.
History
Coritiba Foot Ball Club was founded on October 12, 1909, in Curitiba, by members of the city's German-origin community. The club is one of the most traditional in Paraná football and plays its matches at Estádio Major Antônio Couto Pereira, inaugurated in 1932. Coritiba's greatest achievement in national history is the 1985 Brazilian Championship, the club's only title in the top division. That is why the Coxa Branca supporters follow closely every return to the elite of Brazilian football. In 2010, the team competed in the Serie B of the Brazilian Championship and ended the competition as champions, securing promotion to Serie A in 2011. The campaign returned the club to compete with the country's biggest teams and opened the way for a competitive sequence in the elite. The 2010 Serie B title is remembered by the supporters as a symbol of Coritiba's sporting reorganization and ranks among the club's greatest achievements in the 21st century.