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Not to be confused with S�o Jos� Esporte Clube

Brazilian association football club based in Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, BrazilSoccer club

Esporte Clube S�o Jos�, commonly referred to as S�o Jos�, is a Brazilian professional club based in Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul founded on 24 May 1913.

It competes in the Campeonato Brasileiro S�rie C, the third tier of Brazilian football, as well as in the Campeonato Ga�cho, the top flight of the Rio Grande do Sul state football league.

History [ edit ]

S�o Jos� was founded in 1913, when, among conversations and soccer games during class breaks at S�o Jos� High School, a group of students decided to leave the school fields to face big teams in the professional fields.

With the encouragement of Brother Constantino Jos�, an admirer of Italian soccer and intellectual mentor of the venture, six students formed the Esporte Clube S�o Jos�, which from its birth showed the will to seek new challenges.

L�o de la Rue, one of the founders, inaugurated the presidents' gallery, in a management where each player bought his own uniform and contributed with a monthly fee of $500 to kick-start this great project.

After several changes of headquarters, in 1939 the club found its home in a piece of land in the North Zone of Porto Alegre.[1]

On Sunday, June 5, 1927, in the morning, S�o Jos� boarded the hydroplane Dornier Do J Wal "Atlantico" of Varig, for a game away from Porto Alegre.

This was the first time in the whole world, that a football team traveled by plane to play a match.

The feat, recognized by FIFA in 1992, is recorded in the entity's archives.

The flight, which lasted two and a half hours, went from the state capital to Pelotas, about 260 km to the south, where S�o Jos� played a friendly match against Esporte Clube Pelotas.[2]

The club changed its headquarters several times, until in 1939 the land of the current stadium was purchased.

The Passo D'Areia Stadium was inaugurated on May 24, 1940.

In its opening, S�o Jos� received Gr�mio, but lost on the occasion by the score of 3x2.

Currently, the stadium no longer has any bleachers from the time, which were made of wood.

In the place there are 3 stands, two on the sides and one behind the goal, all fully covered, which together hold about 13,000 spectators.[3]

In 1998, in a marketing move, S�o Jos� hired Careca, former Brazil National team, S�o Paulo and Napoli.

He played a few matches on the Campeonato Ga�cho and finished his career there.

In 2010 S�o Jos� achieved its best campaign in the State Championship, with fourth place, winning a place in the Campeonato Brasileiro S�rie D, and also was the top scorer in the 2010 Gauch�o.

S�o Jos� won a slot to compete in its first Copa do Brasil, in 2011.

In 2018, S�o Jos� was promoted to the Campeonato Brasileiro S�rie C, after beating Linense by 2x0 in the Passo D'areia at the 2018 Campeonato Brasileiro S�rie D quarter-finals.

The team was eliminated from the S�rie D playoffs against Ferrovi�rio-CE at the semi-finals.

The team has competed in the S�rie C since then and it is part of the select list of Brazilian clubs that have never been relegated by any of the national divisions of the Brasileir�o.[4]Stadium [ edit ]

S�o Jos�'s stadium is the Est�dio Passo D'Areia, built in 1940 and renovated in 2011 with the implantation of artificial turf (with FIFA approval).

The stadium has a maximum capacity of 13,000 people.

[3]Honours [ edit ]Winners (1): 2017Winners (1): 2018Winners (1): 2015Winners (1): 1971

Winners (2): 1963, 1981Winners (1): 2016Winners (1): 2015References [ edit ]