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Flamengo, Octacampeão, won the Brasileirão for the second time in a row
Brazilian champion in 2019, Flamengo kept the national title in 2020. The conquest was enshrined in the last round, even with a 2-1 defeat against São Paulo, inside Morumbi, since Internacional failed to beat Corinthians inside Beira- River.
It was the eighth title for the Brasileirão do Rubro-Negro, which continues to experience one of the best moments in its history.
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Before the 2019-2020 bicampeonato, Flamengo had already felt the pleasure of winning the top Brazilian title twice in a row. But what are the other clubs that were also two-time champions? Check it out below!
Flamengo
(Photo: Alexandre Vidal / Flamengo)
The youngest two-time champion matched an achievement that had only happened once in their history. Flamengo was the Brazilian champion in 1982, beating Grêmio in the final, and he validated his achievement a year later by beating Santos 3-0 in a Maracana packed with fans.
Many decades later, with the Brasileirão contested in a career points format, Rubro-Negro gave no one a chance in 2019. In 2020 it wavered and went through difficulties in a season marked by the Covid-19 pandemic scenario. However, showing his strength, Flamengo reached the lead only in the penultimate round, after beating the then international leader, and confirmed the victory over São Paulo, amid Morumbi.
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Raposa won the Brasileirão in 2013 and revalidated the title the following year, with names like Everton Ribeiro and Ricardo Goulart, as well as goalkeeper Fábio, his greatest highlights.
Saint Paul
Coach of the champion Flamengo this 2020 season, Rogério Ceni was goalkeeper and captain of the Brazilian champion São Paulo in 2006 and 2007. The Morumbi club would conquer the Brasileirão for the third consecutive time, in 2018.
Corinthians
With Marcelinho Carioca in decisive form, in addition to names like Edílson, Ricardinho, Gamarra, Rincón and Vampeta, Timão beat Cruzeiro in the final of the 1998 Brasileirão. The following year, with the incorporation of Luizão to the attack, Corinthians faced and defeated in the decision to another team from Minas Gerais, Atlético-MG.
Palms
Alviverde may not even be the club with the most Brazilians conquered in a row, but no other club in our country has had so many double championships in the First Division.
The first time was in 1967, with Palmeiras winning the Roberto Gomes Pedrosa Tournament and, six months later, being the Brazilian Cup champion that same year.
The second palmeirense bi arrived in the following decade, with the so-called “Academia” lifting the titles of 1972 and 1973.
Palmeiras’ third and last second Brazilian championship took place in the 1990s, when the club made history in the so-called “Era Parmalat” and raised the Brazilians of 1993 and 1994.
International
Vice-champion in this Brasileirão 2020 (it ended only in 2021), Inter also consecutively reigned our lands: he was Brazilian champion in 1975 and 1976.
Saints
The dynasty written by the team of Pelé and company was the greatest ever seen, at all times in the maximum Brazilian championship. Santos won the Brazil Cup in 1961 and 1962, establishing himself as the first two-time Brazilian champion in history. The conquests continued in 1963, 1964 and 1965.
