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O São Paulo de 1977, treinado por Rubens Minelli, conquistou o primeiro Campeonato Brasileiro do clube ao vencer o Atlético Mineiro nos pênaltis na final.

São Paulo 1977

São Paulo 1977

The São Paulo of 1977 was the team coached by Rubens Minelli that won the first Brazilian title in the club's history, defeating Atlético Mineiro on penalties in the final played at Mineirão.

History

São Paulo Football Club was founded in 1930 and inaugurated the Morumbi stadium in 1960. During the 1970s, the club invested in a strong squad that began to compete for national titles. In 1977, the team was coached by Rubens Minelli, who had already won the Brazilian Championship in 1975 and 1976 with Internacional. In the tricolor squad were names such as goalkeeper Waldir Peres, center-back Chicão, midfielder Darío Pereyra, striker Serginho Chulapa and winger Zé Sérgio. The final of the 1977 Brazilian Championship was played against Atlético Mineiro at Mineirão. The match ended in a goalless draw and São Paulo won on penalties, winning the first national title in its history. Atlético Mineiro finished the competition unbeaten and became remembered as the moral champions of that edition.

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