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O Cruzeiro de 2003 foi campeão mineiro, da Copa do Brasil e do Campeonato Brasileiro na mesma temporada, terminando o Brasileirão com 100 pontos sob o comando de Vanderlei Luxemburgo.

Cruzeiro 2003

Cruzeiro 2003

The 2003 Cruzeiro team was led by Vanderlei Luxemburgo and won the Minas Gerais Championship, the Brazilian Cup and the Brazilian Championship in the same season. The campaign with 100 points in the Brazilian Championship round-robin format is remembered as one of the most dominant in Brazilian football.

History

Founded in 1921 as Palestra Itália, Cruzeiro arrived at 2003 as one of the most successful clubs in the country, with the squad built in previous years and midfielder Alex as a great technical reference. The team also featured goalkeeper Fábio, center-back Luisão and striker Deivid. Under the command of Vanderlei Luxemburgo, the sky-blue team assembled a balanced squad, with organized marking and swift attack. In 2003 it won the Minas Gerais Championship, eliminated opponents in the knockout rounds of the Brazilian Cup and defeated Flamengo in the tournament final. In the Brazilian Championship, played for the first time in a round-robin format with 24 clubs, Cruzeiro finished with 100 points, a record mark for the format at that time, and confirmed the title with a large advantage over the runner-up. The achievement of the Triple Crown in a single year, with state championship, Brazilian Cup and Brazilian Championship, placed that squad among the most memorable in the club's history and in Brazilian football in the 2000s.

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