1988 Campeonato Brasileiro Série A

Campeonato Brasileiro Série A
Season 1988
Champions Bahia (2nd title)
Copa Libertadores
de América
Bahia
Internacional
1987
1989

The 1988 Campeonato Brasileiro Série A was the 32nd edition of the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A. As the 1987 Copa União organized by the Clube dos 13 proved to be even more disastrously organized than the criticized 1986 edition, organized by the CBF, the 1988 featured the merging of both modules to feature the first ever tournament with real two divisions with promotion and relegation. The 1988 season began on September 2, 1988, and reached its end on February 19, 1989. The competition was won by Esporte Clube Bahia. Internacional's Nílson, with 15 goals, was the competition's top goal scorer.[1]

Overview

It was performed by 24 teams, and Bahia won the championship. The four worst-placed teams, which were Bangu, Santa Cruz, Criciúma, and América-RJ, were relegated to the following year's second level.[1]

Competition format

First Phase
The 24 clubs were divided in two groups of 12 teams each. In the first stage the clubs played once against the other teams of their group, while in the second stage, the teams played once against the teams from the other group. A penalty shootout was played after the games that ended in a draw, the penalty shootout winner earned two points while the loser earned one point. The two best-placed clubs of each group in the first stage plus the two best-placed clubs of each group in the second stage qualified to the Second Phase.[1]
Second Phase
This phase was divided in Quarterfinals, Semifinals and the Final. Each round was played in two legs.[1]

Participating clubs

Group A

Group B

Standings

First Phase

First Stage

Group A
Pos Team GP W D (EP) L Pts GA GA
1 Fluminense 1274 (2)127155
2 Internacional 1265 (4)127188
3 Portuguesa 1264 (2)2241711
4 Atlético Mineiro 1263 (2)323108
5 Flamengo 1255 (3)2231810
6 São Paulo 1262 (0)42078
7 Sport 1245 (3)3201010
8 Vitória 1243 (3)5181013
9 Goiás 1235 (4)418912
10 Atlético Paranaense 1235 (2)416109
11 Palmeiras 1242 (1)6151214
12 Bangu 1234 (2)515810
Group B
Pos Team GP W D (EP) L Pts GA GA
1 Vasco da Gama 1273 (3)2271911
2 Grêmio 1273 (0)224155
3 Bahia 1255 (3)2231211
4 Guarani 1255 (2)222109
5 Coritiba 1234 (3)516811
6 Santa Cruz 1233 (3)6151115
7 Santos 1234 (1)514109
8 Botafogo 1224 (2)612813
9 Cruzeiro 1225 (0)5111015
10 Corinthians 1215 (2)610613
11 Criciúma 1213 (0)86516
12 América-RJ 1213 (0)86416

Second Stage

Group A
Pos Team GP W D (EP) L Pts GA GA
1 Sport 1153 (3)3211010
2 Flamengo 1162 (0)320149
3 Portuguesa 1161 (0)4191110
4 Internacional 1145 (2)2191715
5 São Paulo 1136 (4)2191410
6 Atlético Mineiro 1127 (4)2171214
7 Palmeiras 1135 (2)31698
8 Goiás 1126 (4)316129
9 Atlético Paranaense 1126 (3)31588
10 Bangu 1116 (4)413712
11 Vitória 1133 (0)5121117
12 Fluminense 1124 (1)511912
Group B
Pos Team GP W D (EP) L Pts GA GA
1 Vasco da Gama 1165 (4)027153
2 Cruzeiro 1164 (1)123166
3 Corinthians 1154 (3)222159
4 Bahia 1162 (1)321169
5 Coritiba 1153 (2)320126
6 Botafogo 1153 (1)31999
7 Santos 1143 (2)417916
8 Santa Cruz 1124 (2)512813
9 Grêmio 1124 (2)5121017
10 Guarani 1124 (0)5101013
11 Criciúma 1105 (3)68718
12 América-RJ 1113 (1)77715

Notes

Pos - position; Pts - points earned; GP - games played; W - games won; D - games drawn; L - games lost;
EP - extra points earned in the penalty shootout;
GF - goals for; GA - goals against; GD - goal difference

Second Phase

  Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
                             
1  Vasco da Gama 0 2  
8  Fluminense 1 1  
   Fluminense 0 1  
   Bahia 0 2  
4  Bahia 1 0
5  Sport 1 0  
   Bahia 2 0  
   Internacional 1 0  
3  Flamengo 0 0  
6  Grêmio 0 1  
   Grêmio 0 1
   Internacional 0 2  
2  Internacional 0 2
7  Cruzeiro 0 0  

The final

February 15, 1989
Bahia 2 1 Internacional
Bobô  26'  50' Leomir  19'
Fonte Nova, Salvador
Attendance: 90,508
Referee: Romualdo Arpi Filho

Bahia: Ronaldo; Tarantini, João Marcelo, Claudir and Edinho; Paulo Rodrigues, Zé Carlos and Bobô; Osmar, Charles (Sandro) and Marquinhos. Head coach: Evaristo de Macedo.

Internacional: Taffarel; Luiz Carlos Winck (Diego Aguirre), Aguirregaray, Nenê and João Luís; Norberto, Luís Carlos Martins and Leomir; Maurício (Hélder), Nílson and Edu. Head coach: Abel Braga.


February 19, 1989
Internacional 0 0 Bahia
Beira-Rio, Porto Alegre
Attendance: 79,598
Referee: Dulcídio Wanderley Boschilia

Internacional: Taffarel; Luiz Carlos Winck, Aguirregaray, Norton and Casemiro; Norberto, Luis Fernando and Luís Carlos Martins; Maurício (Hélder), Nílson and Edu. Head coach: Abel Braga.

Bahia: Ronaldo; Tarantini, João Marcelo, Claudir (Newmar) and Paulo Róbson; Paulo Rodrigues, Zé Carlos and Bobô (Osmar); Gil, Charles and Marquinhos. Head coach: Evaristo de Macedo.


Final standings

PosTeamPtsGPWDLEPGFGAGD
1Bahia5429131154332310
2Internacional5529121346402614
3Fluminense42271098327216
4Grêmio41271098227243
5Vasco da Gama572514837361620
6Flamengo442511863322012
7Sport43259106621210
8Cruzeiro35258107126233
9Portuguesa43231256228217
10Atlético Mineiro40238105622220
11São Paulo3923986421183
12Coritiba3623878520173
13Goiás34235117821210
14Guarani322379722022-2
15Corinthians322369852122-1
16Palmeiras312377932122-1
17Santos312377931925-6
18Botafogo312377931722-5
19Atlético Paranaense31235117518171
20Vitória3023761032130-9
21Bangu2823410961522-7
22Santa Cruz2723571151928-9
23Criciúma1423181431234-22
24América-RJ1323261511131-20

Pos - position; Pts - points earned; GP - games played; W - games won; D - games drawn; L - games lost;
EP - extra points earned in the penalty shootout;
GF - goals for; GA - goals against; GD - goal difference

References

  1. 1 2 3 4 "Campeonato Brasileiro 1988" (in Portuguese). Bola na Área. Archived from the original on September 19, 2008. Retrieved September 21, 2008.

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