O Vitória de 1993 foi vice-campeão do Campeonato Brasileiro: liderou seus grupos nas duas primeiras fases e perdeu a final para o Palmeiras por 1 a 0 e 2 a 0.
Vitória 1993
The 1993 Vitória was the team that took the Bahian club to the final of the Brazilian Championship that year. The team led their groups in the first two phases and finished as runner-up, defeated by Palmeiras in the decision.
History
Esporte Clube Vitória reached the final of the Brazilian Championship in 1993. The competition brought together 32 clubs, and the Salvador team led Group C in the first phase, with 9 victories, 2 draws and 3 defeats. In the second phase, Vitória shared Group E with Corinthians, Santos and Flamengo. It finished in first place, unbeaten, with 2 victories and 4 draws, and guaranteed a spot in the final. One of the results of the phase was the 2-1 victory over Corinthians at Fonte Nova, with goals from Claudinho and Alex Alves. The decision was against Palmeiras. In the first leg, on December 12, 1993, 77,772 paying fans saw the São Paulo team win 1-0 at Fonte Nova, with a goal from Edílson. In the return, on December 19, Palmeiras won 2-0 at Morumbi, with goals from Evair and Edmundo, in front of 88,644 people. The red-black squad had goalkeeper Dida.