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2009 Campeonato Gaúcho

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Teams
System
Background
Taça Fernando Carvalho
Group A Standings Results Group B Standings Results Playoffs The Final
Taça Fábio Koff
Group A Standings Results Group B Standings Results Playoffs Final
Finals
Overall table
References

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The 89th season of the Campeonato Gaúcho kicked off on January 20 and ended on April 19. Repeating the 2008 final score, Internacional clinched their 39th title – second consecutive – after beating Caxias 8–1 in the Taça Fábio Koff final. As Internacional had already won Taça Fernando Carvalho, beating city rivals Grêmio 2–1 in the final, Campeonato Gaúcho finals were unnecessary.

The competition had 16 clubs divided into two groups. In the first part, called Taça Fernando Carvalho teams from one group played against teams from the other group. In the second part, called Taça Fábio Koff, clubs played inside their group. On both parts, top four teams from each group qualified to play-offs, when every round was decided in a single game. Winners of each part were supposed to play finals, but as Internacional won both, they were declared champions without it.

Teams

Club	City	Pos. in 2008	Number of Titles (until 2008)
Internacional	Porto Alegre	Champions	38
Juventude	Caxias do Sul	Runners-up	1
Internacional (SM)	Santa Maria	3rd	–
Caxias	Caxias do Sul	4th	1
Grêmio	Porto Alegre	5th	35
Sapucaiense	Sapucaia do Sul	6th	–
São José	Porto Alegre	7th	–
Ulbra	Canoas	8th	–
Esportivo	Bento Gonçalves	9th	–
São Luiz	Ijuí	10th	–
Veranópolis	Veranópolis	11th	–
Novo Hamburgo	Novo Hamburgo	12th	–
Brasil	Pelotas	13th	1
Santa Cruz	Santa Cruz do Sul	14th	–
Ypiranga	Erechim	2nd Level champions	–
Avenida	Santa Cruz do Sul	2nd Level runners-up	–

System

The 16 clubs will be divided into two groups.

Group 1: Internacional, Juventude, Avenida, Esportivo, Veranópolis, Brasil and Internacional (SM);

Group 2: Grêmio, Caxias, Santa Cruz, Ypiranga, Ulbra, Sapucaiense, São José and São Luiz.

The tournament will be divided in two stages. In the first one, called Taça Fernando Carvalho (Fernando Carvalho Cup, in reference to former Internacional chairman, winner of the 2006 Copa Libertadores and FIFA Club World Cup), teams from one group will play in single round-robin format against clubs of the other group. Top four teams in each group advance to quarterfinals. In home-and-away system, winners qualify to semifinals and then, to the finals. Later, in Taça Fábio Koff (Fábio Koff Cup, in reference to former Grêmio chairman, winner of the 1983 Intercontinental Cup, 1983 and 1995 Copa Libertadores), teams in the same group will play each other once. Again, top four teams will play quarterfinals, winners play semifinals and then finals. If the same club wins both stages, they will be declared champions. Otherwise, a final will be disputed in home-and-away system.

Background

On January 15, just one week before its debut in the championship, a bus carrying all Brasil squad crashed in the 150th kilometer of the BR-392 road, in the city of Canguçu, southern Rio Grande do Sul. The team was heading back to Pelotas after beating Santa Cruz 2–1 in a friendly match played in Vale do Sol, near Santa Cruz do Sul. The bus plunged off a 130-foot ravine after the driver lost its control when approaching a turn. The accident caused the death of three members of the team: goalkeeper trainer Giovani Guimarães, defender Régis Gouveia and striker Claudio Milar. Milar is considered to be one of the most notable players in the history of the club, scoring 110 goals in approximately 200 caps. Several other players sustained injuries. Among the injured was Copa Libertadores 1995 winner and 1996 Olympic bronze-medalist Danrlei.

After the disaster, several clubs offered to loan players for free in order to help Brasil to play in the tournament. Also, companies as Multisom and Banrisul signed special sponsorship deals to provide financial support. On January 19, club managers and the Rio Grande do Sul Football Federation decided that Brasil should skip their first 5 matches, debuting on February 3 against Santa Cruz.

Taça Fernando Carvalho

Group A

Standings

Pos.	Team	Pts	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Qualification
1	Internacional	20	8	6	2	0	19	4	15	to Quarterfinals
2	Veranópolis	12	8	4	0	4	13	15	-2
3	Novo Hamburgo	12	8	3	3	2	10	11	-1
4	Juventude	11	8	3	2	3	5	5	0
5	Esportivo	10	8	2	4	2	9	13	-4
6	Avenida	9	8	2	3	3	13	15	-2
7	Internacional (SM)	5	8	1	2	5	7	14	-7
8	Brasil	3	8	0	3	5	10	21	-11

Results

	CAX	GRE	SCZ	SJO	SLU	SAP	ULB	YPI
Avenida \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–0 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–2 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–3 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|3–3 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|3–1 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–2 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|0–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|2–4
Brasil \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–2 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–3 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|3–3 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–2 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|2–2 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–5 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–3
Esportivo \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|0–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–5 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|3–2 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|3–2 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|0–0 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–2
Internacional \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|5–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|2–1¹ \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|0–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|3–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–0 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|4–0 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|4–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–0
Internacional (SM) \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|2–4 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–1 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|0–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–3 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|0–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–2 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–3 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–0
Juventude \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–2 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–0 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–2 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–0 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–1
Novo Hamburgo \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–0 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–5 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|2–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–0 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|2–2 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–1
Veranópolis \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–1 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|3–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–3 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|3–2 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|0–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|3–2 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|2–3 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–2

¹ Match played in neutral ground (Erechim). Blue = match played at home; Red = match played away.

Group B

Standings

Pos.	Team	Pts	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Qualification
1	Grêmio	16	8	5	1	2	20	8	12	to Quarterfinals
2	Ypiranga	16	8	5	1	2	13	8	5
3	Santa Cruz	13	8	3	4	1	11	6	5
4	Ulbra	13	8	3	4	1	14	10	4
5	São Luiz	11	8	3	2	3	6	7	-1
6	São José	8	8	2	2	4	16	18	-2
7	Caxias	8	8	2	2	4	8	13	-5
8	Sapucaiense	6	8	1	3	4	11	17	-6

Results

	AVE	BRA	ESP	INT	ISM	JUV	NH	VER
Caxias \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|0–1 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–5 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|4–2 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|0–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–2 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–2
Grêmio \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|2–1 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|3–0 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|5–0 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–2¹ \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–1 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|5–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–3
Santa Cruz \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|3–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|3–3 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–1 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|3–0
São José \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|3–3 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–1 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–3 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–3 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|3–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|2–1 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–2 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|2–3
São Luiz \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–3 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–1 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|0–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–2 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|0–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–0
Sapucaiense \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|2–2 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–2 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–3 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–4 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–1 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–3
Ulbra \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|5–2 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–4 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|3–0 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|0–0 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–2 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|3–2
Ypiranga \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|4–2 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|3–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|2–1 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|0–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–2 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–2 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–0

¹ Match played in neutral ground (Erechim). Blue = played at home; Red = played away.

Playoffs

{{Round8
|February 22 – Beira-Rio, Porto Alegre|Internacional*|2|Ulbra|1
|February 22 – Colosso da Lagoa, Erechim|Ypiranga*|0|Novo Hamburgo|3
|February 21 – Olímpico, Porto Alegre|Grêmio*|2|Juventude|0
|February 21 – Antônio D. Farina, Veranópolis|Veranópolis*|2|Santa Cruz|1
|February 26 – Beira-Rio, Porto Alegre|Internacional*|2|Novo Hamburgo|0
|February 27 – Olímpico, Porto Alegre|Grêmio*|1|Veranópolis|0
|March 1 – Beira-Rio, Porto Alegre|Internacional*|2|Grêmio|1
}}* Homeground advantage

The Final

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|date = March 1st, 2009
|time =
|team1 = Internacional
|score = 2–1
|report = Report
|team2 = Grêmio
|goals1 = Índio {{goal|47}}
Magrão {{goal|77}}
|goals2 = Alex Mineiro {{goal|59}}
|stadium = Estádio Beira-Rio, Porto Alegre
|attendance = 28,436
|referee = Leonardo Gaciba
}}

Taça Fábio Koff

Group A

Standings

Pos.	Team	Pts	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Qualification
1	Internacional	19	7	6	1	0	28	6	22	to Quarterfinals
2	Veranópolis	13	7	4	1	2	10	8	2
3	Internacional (SM)	13	7	4	1	2	9	9	0
4	Juventude	12	7	3	3	1	11	7	4
5	Avenida	9	7	3	0	4	7	10	-3
6	Esportivo	5	7	1	2	4	9	19	-10
7	Novo Hamburgo	4	7	1	1	5	7	11	-4
8	Brasil	4	7	1	1	5	7	18	-11

Results

	AVE	BRA	ESP	INT	ISM	JUV	NH	VER
Avenida \|\|— \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|3–2 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|3–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–3 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–0 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|0–2
Brasil \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|2–3 \|\|— \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–2 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|0–7 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|2–3 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|0–0 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–3
Esportivo \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–3 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–1 \|\|— \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–6 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–2 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–2 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–4 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–1
Internacional \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|3–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|7–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|6–2 \|\|— \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|3–3 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|4–1 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|4–0
Internacional (SM) \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–0 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|3–2 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|2–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–1 \|\|— \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–3 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–1 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–1
Juventude \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|2–2 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|3–3 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|3–0 \|\|— \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|2–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–1
Novo Hamburgo \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|0–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–1 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|4–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–4 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–1 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–2 \|\|— \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–2
Veranópolis \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|2–0 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|3–1 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–4 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–2 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–0 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–0 \|\|—

Blue = match played at home; Red = match played away.

Group B

Standings

Pos.	Team	Pts	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Qualification
1	Santa Cruz	12	7	4	0	3	13	12	1	to Quarterfinals
2	Ulbra	12	7	3	3	1	11	9	2
3	Caxias	11	7	3	2	2	16	10	6
4	Grêmio	11	7	3	2	2	14	10	4
5	São José	11	7	3	2	2	11	15	-4
6	Ypiranga	10	7	2	4	1	11	9	2
7	Sapucaiense	6	7	2	0	5	10	17	-7
8	São Luiz	4	7	1	1	5	5	9	-4

Results

	CAX	GRE	SCZ	SJO	SLU	SAP	ULB	YPI
Caxias \|\|— \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|4–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–2 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|3–4 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|2–1 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|3–0 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–2 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–1
Grêmio \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–4 \|\|— \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|2–3 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|6–1 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|2–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–1 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–1
Santa Cruz \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–1 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|3–2 \|\|— \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–2 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–2 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|3–4
São José \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|4–3 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–6 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–2 \|\|— \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|3–2 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–1 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–1
São Luiz \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–2 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–2 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–1 \|\|— \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–2 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|0–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–1
Sapucaiense \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–3 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|0–2 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–2 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–3 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|2–1 \|\|— \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|4–3 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–3
Ulbra \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|2–2 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–1 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|2–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–0 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|3–4 \|\|— \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–0
Ypiranga \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–1 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|4–3 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|1–1 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|1–1 \|style="background:#ADD8E6"\|3–1 \|style="background:#FFC0CB"\|0–1 \|\|—

Blue = played at home; Red = played away.

Playoffs

{{Round8
|April 5 – Beira-Rio, Porto Alegre|Internacional*|2|Grêmio|1
|April 5 – Complexo Esportivo, Canoas|Ulbra*|2|Internacional (SM)|0
|April 5 – Plátanos, S. Cruz do Sul|Santa Cruz*|1|Juventude|2
|April 5 – Antônio D. Farina, Veranópolis|Veranópolis*|1|Caxias|3
|April 12 – Beira-Rio, Porto Alegre|Internacional*|4|Ulbra|0
|April 12 – Alfredo Jaconi, Caxias do Sul|Caxias|2|Juventude*|0
|April 19 – Beira-Rio, Porto Alegre|Internacional*|8|Caxias|1
}}* Homeground advantage

Final

{{ football box
|date = April 19, 2009
|time =
|team1 = Internacional
|score = 8–1
|report = Report
|team2 = Caxias
|goals1 = Magrão {{goal|7||40}}
Taison {{goal|15}}
Nilmar {{goal|18||22}}
Guiñazú {{goal|32}}
D'Alessandro {{goal|43}}
Álvaro {{goal|87}}
|goals2 = Cristian Borja {{goal|66}}
|stadium = Estádio Beira-Rio, Porto Alegre
|attendance =
|referee = Leandro Vuaden }}

Finals

Finals were scheduled to be played on April 26 & May 3, but as Internacional won both Taça Fernando Carvalho and Taça Fábio Koff, finals became unnecessary.

Overall table

Considering only group matches of both Fernando Carvalho and Fábio Koff trophies, the bottom two teams in overall table will be relegated to play lower levels in 2010.

Pos.	Team	Pts	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Qualification
1	Internacional	39	15	12	3	0	47	10	37
2	Grêmio	27	15	8	3	4	34	18	16
3	Ypiranga	26	15	7	5	3	24	17	7
4	Veranópolis	25	15	8	1	6	23	23	0
5	Santa Cruz	25	15	7	4	4	24	18	6
6	Ulbra	25	15	6	7	2	25	19	6
7	Juventude	23	15	6	5	4	16	12	4
8	Caxias	19	15	5	4	6	24	23	1
9	São José	19	15	5	4	6	27	33	-6
10	Avenida	18	15	5	3	7	20	25	-5
11	Internacional (SM)	18	15	5	3	7	16	24	-8
12	Novo Hamburgo	16	15	4	4	7	17	22	-5
13	São Luiz	15	15	4	3	8	11	16	-5
14	Esportivo	15	15	3	6	6	18	32	-14
15	Sapucaiense	12	15	3	3	9	21	34	-13	to Lower Levels in 2010
16	Brasil	7	15	1	4	10	17	39	-22

References

Tournament results at RSSSF Brazil

2 : Campeonato Gaúcho seasons|2009 Brazilian football (soccer) competitions

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