O Parauapebas Futebol Clube é um clube do Pará fundado em 24 de junho de 1989, que joga no Rosenão e foi campeão paraense da Segunda Divisão em 2010.
Parauapebas Football Club
The Parauapebas Football Club is a football club from Parauapebas, in southeastern Pará, founded on June 24, 1989. It plays its matches at Rosenão, a stadium with a capacity of around 10 thousand people.
History
The Parauapebas Football Club was founded on June 24, 1989 in the city of Parauapebas, in southeastern Pará state, a region known for mining in Carajás. The club represents the city in professional football in Pará. Its main state title is the Pará Second Division Championship of 2010, conquered after defeating Abaeté in the final. The achievement secured promotion to the state first division, where the club made its debut in 2011. In the 2011 Pará Championship, Parauapebas finished the first phase in fifth place, and repeated the position in the first phase of 2012, without advancing to the second phase in either edition. In 2015, the club also won the ACLEP Cup. The team plays at José Raimundo Roseno Araújo Stadium, the Rosenão, with a maximum capacity of approximately 10 thousand spectators.