1931 São Paulo FC season

São Paulo

1931 season

Chairman

Edgard de Souza Aranha

Manager

Rubens Sales

Campeonato Paulista

Champions (1st title)

← 1930

1932 →

The 1931 season was a second competitive season of São Paulo Futebol Clube. In this season, only one year after his debut São Paulo reach his first official title with an impressive performance at the Campeonato Paulista (20 wins, 5 draws, 1 defeat). Rubens Salles, a former player from Club Athletico Paulistano, became the first champion manager in the history of São Paulo FC, after a runners-up performance reached in previous year.

Overall

Games played	31 (26 Campeonato Paulista, 5 Friendly match)
Games won	22 (20 Campeonato Paulista, 2 Friendly match)
Games drawn	7 (5 Campeonato Paulista, 2 Friendly match)
Games lost	2 (1 Campeonato Paulista, 1 Friendly match)
Goals scored	105
Goals conceded	37
Goal difference	+68
Best result	8–1 (H) v América - Campeonato Paulista - 1931.6.21 8–1 (A) v Juventus - Campeonato Paulista - 1931.11.22
Worst result	2–3 (A) v Palestra Itália - Campeonato Paulista - 1931.5.1
Top scorer

Source: São Paulo FC

Friendlies

March 14 National friendly	São Paulo	5 – 1	Vasco da Gama	São Paulo
21:50 (UTC-3)	Friedenreich 27', 57', 72' Biba 49' Luizinho 80'		17'	Stadium: Chácara da Floresta Referee: Carlos Strobel

September 6 National friendly	São Paulo	2 – 2	Palestra Itália	São Paulo
				Stadium: Chácara da Floresta

Esporte Clube Sírio Birthday Festival

July 14 National friendly	São Paulo	1 – 2	Sírio	São Paulo
				Stadium: Chácara da Floresta

APEA Festival

August 2 National friendly	São Paulo	3 – 0	Sírio	São Paulo
				Stadium: Chácara da Floresta

CA Brasil Festival

August 18 National friendly	São Paulo	2 – 2	Portuguesa	São Paulo
				Stadium: Chácara da Floresta

Official competitions

Campeonato Paulista

March 29 Round 1	Santos	2 – 2	São Paulo	Santos
	Victor Feitiço		Luizinho Armandinho	Stadium: Estádio Urbano Caldeira (Vila Belmiro) Referee: Carlos Rusticcelli (ht) / Venceslau de Souza (ft)

April 12 Round 2	São Paulo	3 – 1	Internacional	São Paulo
	Armandinho Friedenreich ,		Del Bianco	Stadium: Chácara da Floresta Referee: Luiz Felizatti

May 1 Round 3	Palestra Itália	3 – 2	São Paulo	São Paulo
	Aldo 28', Heitor (pen.)		Friedenreich 15' Armandinho 25'	Stadium: Estádio Palestra Itália (Parque Antarctica) Referee: Thomaz Ciccarelli

May 10 Round 4	São Paulo	2 – 2	Guarani	São Paulo
	Friedenreich 3' Araken 38'		Coelho 29' Nene 62'	Stadium: Chácara da Floresta Referee: Thomaz Ciccarelli

May 16 Round 5	São Paulo	4 – 1	Germânia	São Paulo
	Friedenreich 20', 37', 70' Araken 55'		Sttafen 4'	Stadium: Chácara da Floresta Referee: Domingos Nicolellis (ht) / Manoel Pinto Jr (ft)

May 24 Round 6	São Bento	2 – 4	São Paulo	São Paulo
	Amleto 35' Caetano 75'		Siriri 15' Armandinho 20' Friedenreich 62' Luizinho 78'	Stadium: Ponte Grande Referee: Carlos Strobel

May 31 Round 7	São Paulo	3 – 1	Juventus	São Paulo
				Stadium: Chácara da Floresta

June 7 Round 8	São Paulo	2 – 0	Ypiranga	São Paulo
				Stadium: Chácara da Floresta

June 14 Round 9	São Paulo	3 – 3	Atlético Santista	São Paulo
				Stadium: Chácara da Floresta

June 21 Round 10	São Paulo	8 – 1	América	São Paulo
				Stadium: Chácara da Floresta

June 28 Round 11	São Paulo	2 – 2	Corinthians	São Paulo
				Stadium: Chácara da Floresta

September 20 Round 12	São Paulo	5 – 1	Sírio	São Paulo
				Stadium: Chácara da Floresta

September 27 Round 13	São Paulo	2 – 1	Portuguesa	São Paulo
				Stadium: Chácara da Floresta

October 18 Round 14	São Paulo	6 – 0	Ypiranga	São Paulo
				Stadium: Chácara da Floresta

October 25 Round 15	São Paulo	4 – 2	Santos	São Paulo
				Stadium: Chácara da Floresta

October 31 Round 16	São Paulo	2 – 0	Internacional	São Paulo
				Stadium: Chácara da Floresta

November 8 Round 17	São Paulo	7 – 0	América	São Paulo
				Stadium: Chácara da Floresta

November 15 Round 18	Portuguesa	1 – 3	São Paulo	São Paulo
				Stadium: Rua Cesário Ramalho

November 22 Round 19	Juventus	1 – 8	São Paulo	São Paulo
				Stadium: Rua Javari

November 29 Round 20	Atlético Santista	1 – 1	São Paulo	Santos
				Stadium: Avenida Conselheiro Nébias

December 6 Round 21	São Paulo	4 – 0	Palestra Itália	São Paulo
				Stadium: Chácara da Floresta

December 13 Round 22	Guarani	0 – 2	São Paulo	Campinas
				Stadium: Guanabara

December 20 Round 23	Germânia	1 – 3	São Paulo	São Paulo
				Stadium: Chácara da Floresta

December 27 Round 24	São Bento	2 – 4	São Paulo	São Paulo
				Stadium: Ponte Grande

January 3, 1932 Round 25	São Paulo	2 – 1	Sírio	São Paulo
				Stadium: Chácara da Floresta

January 10, 1932 Round 26	Corinthians	1 – 4	São Paulo	São Paulo
	Guimarães 47'		Armandinho 4', 27' Friedenreich 37' Araken Patusca 64'	Stadium: Parque São Jorge Attendance: 20,222 Referee: Virgilio Friedrighi

Record

Final Position	Points	Matches	Wins	Draws	Losses	Goals For	Goals Away	Win%
1st	45	26	20	5	1	92	30	86%

External links

official website

São Paulo Futebol Clube

Founded on January 25, 1930 Based in São Paulo, São Paulo

Club	Players Managers

Stadium	Canindé (1956–1960) Morumbi (1960–present)

Training ground	CT da Barra Funda CFA Cotia

Rivalries	Palmeiras (Choque-Rei) Corinthians (Majestoso) Santos (San-São)

National titles (6)	1977 Campeonato Brasileiro 1986 Campeonato Brasileiro 1991 Campeonato Brasileiro 2006 Campeonato Brasileiro 2007 Campeonato Brasileiro 2008 Campeonato Brasileiro

International titles (12)	1992 Copa Libertadores 1992 Intercontinental Cup 1993 Copa Libertadores 1993 Recopa Sudamericana 1993 Supercopa Libertadores 1993 Intercontinental Cup 1994 Recopa Sudamericana 1994 Copa CONMEBOL Copa Masters CONMEBOL (1996) 2005 Copa Libertadores 2005 FIFA Club World Championship 2012 Copa Sudamericana

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