Second Division 1991 – Wikipedia

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Second Division 1991
master Peersand sc
Climber SC Payste Payste, Guarani FC in Série A 1992
Teams sixty four
Gaming 478
Tore 997 (Ø 2.09 per game)
← Second Division 1990
↑ Brazilian Championship Series to 1991

The Second Division 1991 was the 14th season the second football league in Brazil.

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The competition started its new season on January 27, 1991 and ended on May 26, 1991. The championship was organized by the National Association CBF. At the end of the season, Paysandu SC celebrated the championship.

In contrast to the previous year, the league was expanded from 24 to 64 participants. The competition was held in a group phases and a knockout round from round of 16 to finals. All encounters were held in the first and second leg. Both finalists qualified for the first division in 1992.

The participants were:

In the first round, the 64 participants competed against each other in eight groups of eight clubs. The best two clubs of each group moved into the second round. When compiling the groups, the regional origin was taken into account in order to minimize the costs for smaller clubs.

He showed the ranking:

  • Number of points
  • Number of victories
  • Goalkeeper difference
  • Scored goals
  • Direct comparison

Group 1 [ Edit | Edit the source text ]

  •  Qualification second round

    • Group 2 [ Edit | Edit the source text ]

  •  Qualification second round

    • Group 3 [ Edit | Edit the source text ]

  •  Qualification second round

    • Group 4 [ Edit | Edit the source text ]

  •  Qualification second round

    • Group 5 [ Edit | Edit the source text ]

  •  Qualification second round

    • Group 6 [ Edit | Edit the source text ]

  •  Qualification second round

    • Group 7 [ Edit | Edit the source text ]

  •  Qualification second round

    • Group 8 [ Edit | Edit the source text ]

  •  Qualification second round

    • First leg [ Edit | Edit the source text ]

    Guarani FC Peersand sc
    Guarani FC Paysandu SC
    Marcos Garça-Jura, Paulo Silva, Pereira, Julimar-Biro-Biro, Valmir, Edson Abobrão-Vagner, Vonei (Paulinho Eingewechselt), Claudinho (Alex Eingewechselt)
    Head coach: Baby     		Luís Carlos – Caesar, Ari, Nadi, Paulo Cruz – Maurício, Oberdan, Rogerinho – Cacio, Fernando, Mazinho
    Head coach: Joel Martins
    Tor1: 0 Claudinho (62.)
    Rote KartenVagner (first half) Rote KartenNadi (first half), César (second half)

    Second leg [ Edit | Edit the source text ]

    After the second goal through Paysandu in the 81st minute, several Guarani players protested so violently that six of them were punished with a red card. The game was then declared.

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    Peersand sc Guarani FC
    Paysandu SC Guarani FC
    Luís Carlos – Paulo Cruz, Ari, Pedrinho, Leo – Edgard, Maurício (Jorginho Macapá Eingewechselt), Oberdan – Cacaio, Dadinho, Gerson
    Head coach: Joel Martins     		Marcos Garça – Jura, Vladimir (Zé Roberto Eingewechselt), Julimar, Valmir-Biro-Biro, Vânder Luís, Edson Abobrão-Nenê (Adriano Eingewechselt), Vonei, Claudinho
    Head coach: Baby
    Tor1: 0 Cacaio (66.)
    Tor2: 0 Dadinho (81.)
    Rote KartenBiro-Biro, Vonei, Julimar, Valmir, Jura, Zé Roberto (Alle 81. Minute)

    The table only served to determine the placement of the individual teams in the season. It was temporarily used by the association to determine an eternal ranking. It is made up of all games played. In the sorting, reaching the respective final phase has priority over the points achieved.

  •  Participants of the final
  •  Half -final participant
  •  Participant quarter -finals
  •  Participant round of 16

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