- Derby Campineiro
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Dérbi campineiro is the name given to the confrontations between very classic Guarani Futebol Clube x Associação Atlética Ponte Preta of the city of Campinas, in the State of São Paulo, what takes place from 1911, being able to affirm, is the biggest classic of the interior of Brazil, when the rich history of these 2 clubs and of the classic himself was given in individual, whose balance is the principal characteristic.
The room dérbi, in 28 August 1914, one friendly one carried out in the field of the Sousas, brought the certainty of what classic East a lot of significant would have a rivalry, since after the victory of the Guarani for 2 to 0, a fight of great proportions took the streets of then peaceful city of Campinas.
The first derby of the history, disputed in 24 March 1912, ended in victory of the Ponte Preta with 1-0.
In 26 September 1948, in the first derby of the current Stadium Moisés Lucarelli of the Ponte Preta, the Guarani won for 1-0.
In 7 June 1953, in the first dérbi of the Stadium Brinco de Ouro, of the Guarani, the Ponte Preta won for 3-0.
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Statistics
- 182 matches
- 63 wins of the Guarani
- 60 wins of the Ponte Preta
- 59 draws
- 246 goals of the Guarani
- 243 goals of the Ponte Preta
- Big thrashed of the Guarani in the Brinco de Ouro: 6-0 in 5 May 1960.
- Big thrashed of the Ponte Preta in the Brinco de Ouro: 4-0 in 22 August 1948.
- Big thrashed of the Guarani in the Moisés Lucarelli: 4-0 in 6 July 1952.
- Big thrashed of the Ponte Preta in the Moisés Lucarelli: 5-2 in 29 March 1953.
- Bigger invincibility of the Guarani: 14 matches (6 wins and 8 draws) between 28 June 1987 and 28 October 2002.
- Bigger invincibility of Ponte Preta: 16 matches (8 wins and 8 draws) between 27 June 1979 and 2 September 1984.
- Bigger invencibilidades: In nº of plays:
Ponte Preta; 16 matches. In time: Guarani; 14 matches.
- Current invincibility: Ponte Preta; plays - [3 wins and 3 draws] (From 23 February 2003 the Guarani does not win. - Approximately 5 years)
- Last respected derby: Ponte Preta 2 to 0 Guarani, 16 July 2011.
Friendly:
- Matches: 28
- Wins of the Guarani: 12
- Wins of the Ponte Preta: 7
- Draws: 7
- Gols of the Guarani: 45
- Gols of the Ponte Preta: 38
- Unknown results: 2
Matches Guarani x Ponte Preta in the Campeonato Brasileiro of the 1st division
- Matches: 14
- Wins of the Guarani: 4
- Wins of the Ponte Preta: 4
- Draws: 6
- Goals of the Guarani: 14
- Goals of the Ponte Preta: 14
Public
- Guarani 0-0 Ponte Preta, 3 October 1976, public: 14.285 (Brinco de Ouro).
- Guarani 0-1 Ponte Preta, 20 November 1977, public: 22.309 (Brinco de Ouro).
- Guarani 2-1 Ponte Preta, 23 April 1978, public: 21.397 (Brinco de Ouro).
- Guarani 1-1 Ponte Preta, 10 July 1985, public: 15.505 (Brinco de Ouro).
- Guarani 0-0 Ponte Preta, 17 July 1985, public: 13.904 (Moisés Lucarelli).
- Guarani 2-0 Ponte Preta, 26 July 1998, public: 22.139 (Brinco de Ouro).
- Guarani 0-0 Ponte Preta, 18 August 1999, public: 22.609 (Moisés Lucarelli).
- Guarani 2-1 Ponte Preta, 2 November 2000, public: 21.539 (Brinco de Ouro).
- Guarani 1-1 Ponte Preta, 21 October 2001, public: 17.125 (Moisés Lucarelli).
- Guarani 2-4 Ponte Preta, 28 October 2002, public: 16.384 (Brinco de Ouro).
- Guarani 2-0 Ponte Preta, 14 June 2003, public: 8.918 (Moisés Lucarelli).
- Guarani 1-3 Ponte Preta, 11 October 2003, public: 8.795 (Brinco de Ouro).
- Guarani 1-3 Ponte Preta, 10 July 2004, public: 6.819 (Moisés Lucarelli).
- Guarani 0-0 Ponte Preta, 24 October 2004, public: 10.094 (Brinco de Ouro).
Data of the Ponte Preta
- Name: Associação Atlética Ponte Preta
- Foundation: 11 August 1900
- City: Campinas
- Nickname: "Macaca", "Nega Veia", "Veterana Campineira"
- Mascot: Macaca (She-monkey)
- Stadium: Moisés Lucarelli
- Capacity: 19.722
- President: Sérgio Canielli
- Manager: Gilson Kleina
- Titles: 1 Campeonato Paulista do Interior and 1 Campeonato Paulista Série A2.
- Idols: Dicá, Carlos, Oscar, Polozzi, Juninho, Washington, Waldir Peres and Luís Fabiano.
- Season 2011: Campeonato Brasileiro Série B and Campeonato Paulista
First uniform Second uniform Data of the Guarani
- Name: Guarani Futebol Clube
- Foundation: 2 April 1911
- City: Campinas
- Nickname: "Bugre"
- Mascot: Galinha (Chicken)
- Stadium: Brinco de Ouro
- Capacity: 35.000
- President: Leonel Martins de Oliveira
- Manager: Luciano Dias
- Titles: 1 Campeonato Brasileiro, 1 Campeonato Brasileiro Série B, 2 Campeonatos Paulistas do Interior and 1 Campeonato Paulista Série A2.
- Idols: Amoroso, Luizão, Zenon, Zetti, João Paulo, Evair and Edu Dracena.
- Season 2009: Campeonato Brasileiro Série B and Campeonato Paulista.
First uniform Second uniform See also
- Clássico Majestoso
- Derby Paulista
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