2010 Sociedade Esportiva Palmeiras season

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Palmeiras
2010 season
Chairman Flag of Brazil.svg Luiz Gonzaga Belluzzo
Manager Flag of Brazil.svg Luiz Felipe Scolari
Série A 10th
Campeonato Paulista 11th
Copa do Brasil Quarterfinals
Copa Sudmericana Semifinals
Top goalscorerLeague: Kleber (8 Goals)
All: Robert (14 goals)
Highest home attendance35,054 (vs. Atlético Mineiro)
Lowest home attendance3,224 (vs. Sertãozinho)
  2009
2011  

The 2010 season was the 96th season in Palmeiras's existence, and their 95th in Brazil's first division. Palmeiras also played the usual Campeonato Paulista, the Copa do Brasil and the Copa Sudamericana.

Contents

Palmeiras started the campaign under management of Muricy Ramalho, who was dismissed on 18 February 2010 after some bad results. Manager Antônio Carlos Zago took over Palmeiras at the same day.

On 18 May 2010, at exactly 3 months as the club's manager, Antônio Carlos Zago was dismissed after a discussion with Palmeiras's Direction office. After a small period without a permanent manager, Palmeiras squad was coached by interim Jorge Parraga.

On 13 June 2010, during the season's 1-month break for the World Cup in South Africa, Luiz Felipe Scolari agreed to manage the team, where he had previously worked between 1997 and 2000. The manager won important titles with the team, such as Copa do Brasil and Copa Mercosur in 1998, the Copa Libertadores in 1999 and the Torneio Rio – São Paulo in 2000.

Season

Friendlies

Palmeiras played a friendly match against Boca Juniors from Argentina, marking the club's last match in Palestra Itália. Palmeiras lost the match by 0–2.

DateOpponentH / AResult
F A
ScorersVenueAttendance
9 July 2010 Boca Juniors H0 2 Palestra Itália 17,786

Campeonato Paulista

Palmeiras started the campaign in the Campeonato Paulista 2010 under Manager Muricy Ramalho, who in the beginning of the tournament had some bad results with the team. Antônio Carlos Zago took over Palmeiras in February, and in his first match with the team, he defeated rival São Paulo by 2–0 in the Choque-Rei. Antônio Carlos managed Palmeiras with high-class wins against rivals, however Palmeiras didn't play well along the Championship and preferred to give more focus in the Copa do Brasil. After a bad campaign, on 7 April, Palmeiras finished the competition in 11th place with 25 points.

DateOpponentH / AResult
F A
ScorersAttendance
16 January 2010 Mogi Mirim H5 1 Diego Souza 34', 42', Léo 51', Robert 64', Cleiton Xavier 75'20,392
21 January 2010 Prudente (Barueri) A2 2 Deyvid Sacconi 28', Diego Souza 79'35,528
24 January 2010 Ituano H3 3 Diego Souza 20', Robert 48', Deyvid Sacconi 62'18,079
27 January 2010 Monte Azul A1 0 Cleiton Xavier 34' (pen.)14,693
31 January 2010 Corinthians A0 140,257
4 February 2010 Portuguesa H1 1 Danilo 69'23,872
7 February 2010 Bragantino A3 2 Cleiton Xavier 16', Robert 37', Lenny 89'19,598
13 February 2010 Botafogo-SP A1 1 Léo 71'28,114
17 February 2010 São Caetano H1 4 Diego Souza 64'15,219
21 February 2010 São Paulo H2 0 Robert 54', 70'13,590
28 February 2010 Rio Claro A0 15,892
3 March 2010 Santo André H1 3 Robert 43'3,840
8 March 2010 Sertãozinho H3 2 Lenny 23', Cleiton Xavier 38', 48'3,224
14 March 2010 Santos A4 3 Robert 41', 43', 88', Diego Souza 57'18,619
20 March 2010 Ponte Preta H0 217,255
24 March 2010 Rio Branco A2 2 Diego Souza 17', Ewerthon 34'6,477
27 March 2010 Mirassol H1 1 Robert 5' (pen.)3,764
3 April 2010 Oeste H0 03,603
7 April 2010 Paulista A1 3 Lincoln 54' (pen.)5,792
PosClubPldWDLGFGAGDPts
1 Santos 1915226124+3747
2 Santo André 1911444527+1837
3 Grêmio Prudente 1911443428+637
4 São Paulo 1911354119+2236
5 Corinthians 1910543218+1435
-...........................
10 Ponte Preta 197482530-525
11 Palmeiras 196763132-125
12 Mogi Mirim 197392235-1324

Pld = Matches played; W = Matches won; D = Matches drawn; L = Matches lost; GF = Goals for; GA = Goals against; GD = Goal difference; Pts = Points

Copa do Brasil

In the beginning of the year, Palmeiras appointed the Copa do Brasil as the club's primary objective of the season. Palmeiras begun the campaign in the Copa do Brasil 2010 playing against Flamengo-PI, winning comfortably in the aggregated score. In the 2nd Round, Palmeiras faced Paysandu and won both matches easily, qualifying to play against Atlético Paranaense in the Round of 16. Palmeiras won the first match by 1–0 at Palestra Itália and in the second match, drew by 1-1, winning by 2–1 in the aggregated score. In the Quarter-Finals, Palmeiras faced champions from Goiás, Atlético Goianiense and won the first match in the final minutes, from Cleiton Xavier's 94-minute penalty. A week later, Palmeiras lost by 1–0 to Atletico Goianiense in Serra Dourada, sending the decision to penalties. Although the goalkeeper, Marcos, saved three penalty kicks, Palmeiras players missed four shots and was eliminated by Atletico Goianiense by 2–1 in the penalty kicks. The elimination was a serious disappointment to Palmeiras, that tried hard to win the title and qualify to Copa Libertadores in 2011.

DateRoundOpponentH / AResult
F A
ScorersVenueAttendance
10 February 2010Round 1 Flamengo-PI A1 0 Diego Souza 69' Albertão 36,637
25 February 2010Round 1 Flamengo-PI H4 0 Robert 2' (pen.), 35', Léo 26', Edinho 74' Palestra Itália 8,532
17 March 2010Round 2 Paysandu A2 1 Lincoln 14', Ewerthon 49' Mangueirão 28,009
31 March 2010Round 2 Paysandu H1 0 Robert 60' Palestra Itália 7,406
15 April 2010Round of 16 Atlético-PR H1 0 Robert 14' Palestra Itália 20,269
21 April 2010Round of 16 Atlético-PR A1 1 Lincoln 89' Arena da Baixada 25,839
29 April 2010Quarter-Finals Atlético-GO H1 0 Cleiton Xavier 90+3' (pen.) Palestra Itália 23,892
5 May 2010Quarter-Finals Atlético-GO A0 1
(1-2 p.s.o.)
Serra Dourada 38,729

Campeonato Brasileiro

Palmeiras started the campaign in the 2010 Campeonato Brasileiro Série A playing against Vitória at home, achieving a 1–0 victory at the final minutes. In the 2nd Round, Palmeiras faced Vasco da Gama away and got a single point by a draw, in a very bad fixture by both clubs. After the draw, Palmeiras manager Antônio Carlos Zago and striker Robert, discussed with each other and both of them were dismissed by the club's direction.

The following week, the fixture was against Grêmio for the 3rd Round of the competition. Palmeiras won it easily by the score of 4–2 in a very active match by both sides. After the win Palmeiras secured the 4th position in the League table, the match will be remembered by Palmeiras as the last match played in the old home, Palestra Itália, as the stadium will be demolished for construction of the new Arena Palestra Itália. On 26 May, rival São Paulo was the next opponent for the 4th Round, the final score was of 0–1 to the Morumbi team in a very disputed game, with Palmeiras's striker, Ewerthon, losing a penalty at the 87th minute. The next match was against Grêmio Prudente at the club's former stadium, the Arena Barueri, but this time the ground was used to serve as a home match for Palmeiras, although the game wasn't bad, the final score was 0-0.

On 2 June, Palmeiras faced Flamengo playing at home again and the venue was the São Paulo municipal stadium, the Pacaembu, due to the construction of the Arena. The match was dominated by Palmeiras, but unfortunately the team failed to score again, hitting the opponents crossbar three times and conceding a goal two minutes before the end of the match, the goal was scored by Vágner Love, the club's former player. The following round saw Palmeiras face Internacional away from home and Palmeiras managed to score with Lincoln in the beginning of the first half, after that Inter equalized and the game finished 1–1.

This was the last match of the Série A before the FIFA World Cup, stopping the league in the seventh round and Palmeiras in the mid-table position. During the pause for the World Cup, Jorge Parraga, the team's interim manager was replaced by Luiz Felipe Scolari, who previously managed Palmeiras from 1997 to 2000, winning the Copa do Brasil and the Libertadores. Scolari agreed to manage the team even with proposal from other four Brazilian clubs.

The league continued on 15 July and Palmeiras faced State rivals, Santos FC, in the eighth round with some new players in the squad, such as the forwards Tadeu and Kléber, a club's former player and idol, and the midfielder Tinga who scored the winner in the second half. The match finished 2–1 for Palmeiras. Avaí was the next opponent, the match saw Palmeiras equalize with the home team at 2–2 in the beginning of the second half with Kléber, but Avaí scored two late goals to win a pretty two-sided match. In the league's 10th round, Palmeiras played against Botafogo and was winning the match until the middle of the second half by 2–0, when Marcos Assunção committed a tough foul and was dismissed, after the dismissal the club from Rio de Janeiro reacted and equalized in the final minutes. The following week, Palmeiras faced Ceará the league's 2nd placed, away from home, the match was good but the ball didn't cross the line in any of the both halves, the final result wasn't bad for Palmeiras, that stopped in the 10th place of the Série A.

After the end of the round, Palmeiras signed former Chilean idol, Jorge Valdivia, for 5 years from the Arabian side Al Ain. The signing of Valdivia left the club and especially the fans really glad. In the beginning of the 12th round, Palmeiras faced old rivals Corinthians, in the so-called Paulista Derby , and drew at home by 1–1. Although the bad result, Palmeiras attacked Corinthians almost every time in the match. Jorge Henrique scored for Corinthians at the 11th minute and Edinho equalized for Palmeiras at the 33rd minute, after that, Palmeiras scored three times, with Ewerthon twice and with Lincoln, but the referee pointed off-side in all of them.

For the League's 13th Round, Palmeiras drew with Goiás away from home by the score of 1–1. Ewerthon opened the score after just 12 minutes from the beginning with a long range shot. Palmeiras played extremely well during the first half, but in the second half, the team didn't make a good appearance, trying to hold a 1–0 lead until the end, when a dubious foul was committed by Palmeiras defence, and after the kick, Goiás drew with a header from Amaral. The result was disappointing for the team who was almost certain to win 3 points in the league. Despite the bad result, the team continued 11th in the table awaiting the return of some important players to the squad. In the following round, Palmeiras won the match against Atlético-PR by 2–0 in a very good appearance from all the players.

On 22 August, the team faced Guarani in Campinas. The match was marked by the return of Palmeiras Chilean idol, Jorge Valdivia, who came as a substitute in the second half, in the end both teams played well and the score ended 0–0. In the 16th round of the Série A, Palmeiras lost by a surprising 3–0 against the league's last placed team at home. The match was a terrifying display from the home players who could not stop Atlético-GO. After the game, manager Scolari stated that Palmeiras still needed to fix the squad for the following matches. On 29 August, after some hard training determination from the players, Palmeiras took on Atlético Mineiro in Ipatinga instead of Belo Horizonte, because of the reconstruction of the Mineirão stadium for the 2014 FIFA World Cup, and begun losing by 1–0 after an early second half goal by Neto Berola chipping the ball past goalkeeper Marcos, but equalised with Marcos Assunção minutes later. At the end Kléber turned the score for the away team, who deserved the 3 points after a well played match with many goal chances being created. Palmeiras reached the 9th position of the league table after the triumph.

After the victory over Atlético Mineiro, the clube saw colombian left wingback, Pablo Armero, leave to join Udinese from Italy.

At midweek, Palmeiras faced Fluminense in Rio de Janeiro, the League's 1st placed team. After conceding a goal from Emerson in the 15th minute and playing a reasonable first half, Palmeiras was better in the second half and managed to equalise with Ewerthon at the 93rd minute. Palmeiras lost its next match, played against Cruzeiro in Pacaembu, where the team started winning by 2–0 after a great first half, but suffered 3 dramatic goals in the second period, the last of them was scored from an irregular position in the 85th minute. On 8 September, Palmeiras drew with Vitória in Salvador, with substitute Tadeu scoring for the away team in the second half. The match was the first of the second part of the Série A, the 20th Round.

The 21st Round saw Palmeiras face Vasco da Gama at home. The match was equal for both sides with Palmeiras making most of the shots in the game. At the end it was a goalless draw. The next match was played against Grêmio in Porto Alegre, Palmeiras dominated the rival for most of the match and scored with Marcos Assunção, from a free kick, and with a header by Ewerthon after a cross from the scorer himself. Grêmio scored with Jonas in the stoppage time after a corner kick, but Palmeiras secured 3 points. After the win Palmeiras was awaited by the Choque-Rei derby with São Paulo on the next Sunday. The 1st half of the match was bad for both teams, but in the second half São Paulo scored from two counterattacks, in the first one the new boy, Lucas, made a wonderful finish past Deola and the second was a great assist from the boy to Fernandão make 2–0. Palmeiras was unlucky in the 2nd half, where the team almost scored 4 times.

DateOpponentH / AResult
F A
ScorersVenueAttendance
8 May 2010 Vitória H1 0 Lincoln 78' Palestra Itália 16,114
16 May 2010 Vasco A0 0 São Januário 11,236
22 May 2010 Grêmio H4 2 Ewerthon 16', 29', Maurício Ramos 61', Cleiton Xavier 70' Palestra Itália 18,365
26 May 2010 São Paulo A0 1 Morumbi 15,522
29 May 2010 Prudente H0 0 Arena Barueri 7,093
2 June 2010 Flamengo H0 1 Pacaembu 8,457
6 June 2010 Internacional A1 1 Lincoln 14' Beira-Rio 11,743
15 July 2010 Santos H2 1 Ewerthon 12', Tinga 66' Pacaembu 20,109
18 July 2010 Avaí A2 4 Gabriel Silva 11', Kleber 54' (pen.) Ressacada 10,482
22 July 2010 Botafogo H2 2 Marcos Assunção 46', Kleber 57' Pacaembu 12,882
25 July 2010 Ceará A0 0 Castelão 19,212
1 August 2010 Corinthians H1 1 Edinho 33' Pacaembu 24,491
8 August 2010 Goiás A1 1 Ewerthon 12' Serra Dourada 13,168
14 August 2010 Atlético-PR H2 0 Danilo 3', Ewerthon 76' Pacaembu 13,074
22 August 2010 Guarani A0 0 Brinco de Ouro 19,809
26 August 2010 Atlético-GO H0 3 Pacaembu 13,522
29 August 2010 Atlético Mineiro A2 1 Marcos Assunção 66', Kleber 76' Ipatingão 11,120
1 September 2010 Fluminense A1 1 Ewerthon 90+3' Maracanã 19,365
5 September 2010 Cruzeiro H2 3 Kleber 35' (pen.), Maurício Ramos 38' Pacaembu 21,560
8 September 2010 Vitória A1 1 Tadeu 71' Barradão 12,283
12 September 2010 Vasco H0 0 Pacaembu 16,976
15 September 2010 Grêmio A2 1 Marcos Assunção 14', Ewerthon 47' Olímpico 21,204
19 September 2010 São Paulo H0 2 Pacaembu 18,109
22 September 2010 Prudente A1 0 Márcio Araújo 60' Prudentão 13,920
25 September 2010 Flamengo A3 1 Kleber 19' (pen.), 31', Lincoln 89' Engenhão 9,894
29 September 2010 Internacional H2 0 Marcos Assunção 31', 58' Arena Barueri 12,264
2 October 2010 Santos A1 1 Kleber 20' Vila Belmiro 8,900
7 October 2010 Avaí H4 1 Valdívia 11', 49', Kleber 58' (pen.), Gabriel Silva 70' Pacaembu 6,306
10 October 2010 Botafogo A0 0 Engenhão 9,950
17 October 2010 Ceará H1 1 Marcos Assunção 45' Arena Barueri 8,257
24 October 2010 Corinthians A0 1 Pacaembu 35,035
30 October 2010 Goiás H3 2 Tinga 21', Márcio Araújo 80', Dinei 86' Arena Barueri 5,811
4 November 2010 Atlético-PR A0 1 Arena da Baixada 19,749
7 November 2010 Guarani H1 0 Leandro Amaro 41' Arena Barueri 3,154
14 November 2010 Atlético-GO A0 3 Serra Dourada 10,283
21 November 2010 Atlético Mineiro H0 2 Fonte Luminosa 6,794
28 November 2010 Fluminense H1 2 Dinei 4' Arena Barueri 11,291
5 December 2010 Cruzeiro A1 2 Rivaldo 53' Arena do Jacaré 16,191
PosClubPldWDLGFGAGDPts
1 Fluminense 38201176236+2671
2 Cruzeiro 3820995338+1569
3 Corinthians 38191186541+2468
4 Grêmio 38171296843+2563
5 Atlético Paranaense 38179124345-260
-...........................
9 São Paulo 381510135454055
10 Palmeiras 381214124243-150
11 Vasco da Gama 381116114345-249

Pld = Matches played; W = Matches won; D = Matches drawn; L = Matches lost; GF = Goals for; GA = Goals against; GD = Goal difference; Pts = Points

Copa Sul-Americana

After the disappointing performance in the 2009 Série A, when Palmeiras almost won the league and after some bad results in the end of the championship, finished in 5th qualifying only to the Copa Sudamericana and not to the major South American tournament, the Copa Libertadores, the team started the competition playing against Brazilian rivals, Vitória in Salvador. Palmeiras played well but couldn't stop Vitória from scoring two goals, one of them a good free-kick by Ramon, the club's captain, and the other in the stoppage time. The final result was not good, because the team had to win by a 3-goal margin to qualify to the Round of 16, or face the penalties if a 2-goal win happened to come. The 2nd leg in São Paulo, saw a marvelous 3–0 win with very good performances from the whole squad, mainly from Tadeu, who scored twice and Marcos Assunção who commanded the team's victory with an outstanding match and a beautiful free-kick goal from 35 meters in the dying minutes, assuring a qualification to the next round with the aggregate score of 3–2.

DateRoundOpponentH / AResult
F A
ScorersVenueAttendance
11 August 2010Round 2 Vitória A0 2 Barradão 8,527
19 August 2010Round 2 Vitória H3 0 Tadeu 12', 45+2', Marcos Assunção 88' Pacaembu 22,408
14 October 2010Round of 16 Universitario Sucre A1 0 Marcos Assunção 26' Olímpico Patria 11,729
20 October 2010Round of 16 Universitario Sucre H3 1 Kleber 11', Luan 27', Danilo 69' Arena Barueri 10,741
27 October 2010Quarter-Finals Atlético Mineiro A1 1 Kleber 54' Arena do Jacaré 11,542
10 November 2010Quarter-Finals Atlético Mineiro H2 0 Marcos Assunção 26', Luan 78' Pacaembu 35,054
17 November 2010Semi-Finals Goiás A1 0 Marcos Assunção 48' Serra Dourada 14,129
24 November 2010Semi-Finals Goiás H1 2 Luan 33' Pacaembu 34,926

Overall

Games played73 (19 Campeonato Paulista, 8 Copa do Brasil, 8 Copa Sudamericana, 38 Campeonato Brasileiro)
Games won29 (6 Campeonato Paulista, 6 Copa do Brasil, 5 Copa Sudamericana, 12 Campeonato Brasileiro)
Games drawn23 (7 Campeonato Paulista, 1 Copa do Brasil, 1 Copa Sudamericana, 14 Campeonato Brasileiro)
Games lost21 (6 Campeonato Paulista, 1 Copa do Brasil, 2 Copa Sudamericana, 12 Campeonato Brasileiro)
Goals scored96
Goals conceded82
Goal difference+14
Best result5 – 1 (H) vs. Mogi MirimCampeonato Paulista – 16 January 2010
Worst result0 – 3 (H) vs. Atlético GoianienseSérie A – 26 August 2010
Most Appearances Márcio Araújo (64 appearances)
Yellow cards128
Red cards10
Worst discipline Pierre (16 Yellow card.svg , 2 Red card.svg )
Top scorer Robert (14 goals)

Source: SE Palmeiras

Updated 5 December 2010

Players

Squad information

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.Pos.NationPlayer
1 GK Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Bruno
3 MF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Edinho
4 DF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Fabrício
5 MF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Pierre
8 MF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Márcio Araújo
10 MF Flag of Chile.svg  CHI Jorge Valdívia
11 MF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Rivaldo
12 GK Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Marcos (captain)
14 DF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Vítor
15 DF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Maurício Ramos
17 MF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Tinga
18 MF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA João Arthur
19 FW Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Lenny
20 FW Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Tadeu
21 FW Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Luan
22 GK Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Deola
23 DF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Danilo
25 FW Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Vinícius
No.Pos.NationPlayer
26 MF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Jean
28 MF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Marcos Assunção
29 FW Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Dinei
30 FW Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Kleber (vice-captain)
32 DF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Luís Felipe
33 DF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Gualberto
34 DF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Gabriel Silva
35 MF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Anselmo
36 DF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Leandro Amaro
38 MF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Bruno Turco
40 FW Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Patrik
45 GK Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Carlos
46 GK Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Raphael Alemão
56 FW Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Paulo Henrique
77 FW Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Bruno Oliveira
88 FW Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Ewerthon
99 MF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Lincoln

Sul-Americana squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.Pos.NationPlayer
1 GK Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Bruno
2 DF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Vítor
3 MF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Edinho
4 DF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Fabrício
5 MF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Pierre
6 FW Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Dinei
7 FW Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Ewerthon
8 MF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Márcio Araújo
9 FW Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Kleber (vice-captain)
10 DF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Gabriel Silva
11 MF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Lincoln
12 GK Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Marcos (captain)
13 DF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Leandro Amaro
No.Pos.NationPlayer
14 MF Flag of Chile.svg  CHI Jorge Valdívia
15 DF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Maurício Ramos
16 MF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Rivaldo
17 MF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Tinga
18 FW Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Patrik
19 MF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Marcos Assunção
20 FW Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Tadeu
21 FW Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Luan
22 GK Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Deola
23 DF Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Danilo
24 GK Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Raphael
25 FW Flag of Brazil.svg  BRA Vinícius

Squad statistics

No.Pos.NameLeagueState ChampionshipBrazilian CupSouth AmericaTotalDiscipline
AppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals Yellow card.svg Red card.svg
1 GK Flag of Brazil.svg Bruno 401000005000
3 DM Flag of Brazil.svg Edinho 30114 (1)0817059 (1)2180
4 CB Flag of Brazil.svg Fabrício 15 (1)000003 (1)018 (2)030
5 DM Flag of Brazil.svg Pierre 21 (6)01706 (1)02 (4)046 (11)0162
8 CM Flag of Brazil.svg Márcio Araújo 33215 (1)06 (1)08062 (2)280
10 AM Flag of Chile.svg Jorge Valdívia 10 (5)200004014 (5)260
11 LM Flag of Brazil.svg Rivaldo 18 (2)100003021 (2)110
12 GK Flag of Brazil.svg Marcos (c)130170601037010
13 DM Flag of Brazil.svg Fernando 2 (1)00000002 (1)000
14 RB Flag of Brazil.svg Vítor 26 (1)000001027 (1)030
15 CB Flag of Brazil.svg Maurício Ramos 26 (1)22 (1)0106035 (2)290
17 CM Flag of Brazil.svg Tinga 15 (9)200007 (1)022 (10)230
18 LM Flag of Brazil.svg João Arthur 002 (2)00 (1)0002 (3)000
19 ST Flag of Brazil.svg Lenny 0 (2)06 (2)21 (1)0007 (5)200
20 CF Flag of Brazil.svg Tadeu 4 (9)10000226 (9)331
21 DM Flag of Brazil.svg Souza 0 (2)03 (1)00 (2)0003 (5)020
21 LW Flag of Brazil.svg Luan 9 (4)000006 (1)315 (5)350
22 GK Flag of Brazil.svg Deola 21 (1)020207032 (1)010
23 CB Flag of Brazil.svg Danilo 281161808160391
25 ST Flag of Brazil.svg Vinícius 4 (8)02 (2)00 (1)0006 (11)030
26 AM Flag of Brazil.svg Jean 0 (3)00000000 (3)000
28 CM Flag of Brazil.svg Marcos Assunção 25 (3)600207434 (3)1083
29 CF Flag of Brazil.svg Dinei 7 (3)200000 (3)07 (6)210
30 ST Flag of Brazil.svg Kleber (vc)2280000622810101
32 CF Flag of Brazil.svg Max 0000000 (1)00 (1)000
32 RB Flag of Brazil.svg Luís Felipe 2 (3)00000002 (3)000
33 CB Flag of Brazil.svg Gualberto 202 (3)000004 (3)042
34 LB Flag of Brazil.svg Gabriel Silva 15 (2)23 (1)0006024 (3)260
35 DM Flag of Brazil.svg Anselmo 001 (1)000001 (1)000
36 CB Flag of Brazil.svg Leandro Amaro 5 (1)100000 (2)05 (3)110
37 LM Flag of Brazil.svg Ivo 0 (2)03 (5)01 (2)0004 (9)000
38 DM Flag of Brazil.svg Bruno Turco 1 (1)00000001 (1)000
40 ST Flag of Brazil.svg Patrik 6 (13)000000 (2)06 (15)040
45 GK Flag of Brazil.svg Carlos000000000000
56 ST Flag of Brazil.svg Paulo Henrique 0 (5)0000 (2)0000 (7)000
77 ST Flag of Brazil.svg Bruno Oliveira000000000000
88 ST Flag of Brazil.svg Ewerthon 19 (6)73 (1)11 (4)11 (2)024 (13)920
99 AM Flag of Brazil.svg Lincoln 14 (5)31 (2)1522 (3)022 (10)630

Note: Apps – Starting appearance (Substitute appearance)

Transfers

In

No.Pos.NameFromDate
23 CB Flag of Brazil.svg Danilo Flag of Brazil.svg Atlético Paranaense 5 January 2010
8 CM Flag of Brazil.svg Márcio Araújo Flag of Brazil.svg Atlético Mineiro 5 January 2010
2 FB Flag of Brazil.svg Eduardo Flag of Brazil.svg Guarani 5 January 2010
4 CB Flag of Brazil.svg Léo Flag of Brazil.svg Grêmio 5 January 2010
3 DM Flag of Brazil.svg Edinho Flag of Italy.svg Lecce 10 January 2010
16 AM Flag of Brazil.svg William Flag of Brazil.svg Vitória 10 January 2010
99 AM Flag of Brazil.svg Lincoln Flag of Turkey.svg Galatasaray 12 March 2010
88 ST Flag of Brazil.svg Ewerthon Flag of Spain.svg Real Zaragoza 12 March 2010
37 LM Flag of Brazil.svg Ivo Flag of Brazil.svg Juventude 15 March 2010
14 RB Flag of Brazil.svg Vítor Flag of Brazil.svg Goiás 25 March 2010
56 ST Flag of Brazil.svg Paulo Henrique Flag of the Netherlands.svg Heerenveen 30 March 2010
28 CM Flag of Brazil.svg Marcos Assunção Flag of Brazil.svg Grêmio Prudente 25 April 2010
36 CB Flag of Brazil.svg Leandro Amaro Flag of Brazil.svg Botafogo-SP 27 April 2010
30 ST Flag of Brazil.svg Kleber Flag of Brazil.svg Cruzeiro 4 June 2010
20 CF Flag of Brazil.svg Tadeu Flag of Brazil.svg Grêmio Prudente 16 June 2010
17 CM Flag of Brazil.svg Tinga Flag of Brazil.svg Ponte Preta 7 July 2010
10 AM Flag of Chile.svg Jorge Valdívia Flag of the United Arab Emirates.svg Al Ain 27 July 2010
11 DM Flag of Brazil.svg Rivaldo Flag of Brazil.svg Avaí 28 July 2010
4 CB Flag of Brazil.svg Fabrício Flag of Brazil.svg Flamengo 30 July 2010
32 CF Flag of Brazil.svg Max Flag of Brazil.svg Paraná 9 August 2010

Out

No.Pos.NameToDate
3 DM Flag of Brazil.svg Edmílson Flag of Spain.svg Real Zaragoza 5 January 2010
9 CF Flag of Brazil.svg Vágner Love Flag of Brazil.svg Flamengo 5 January 2010
33 CB Flag of Brazil.svg Maurício Flag of Brazil.svg Grêmio 5 January 2010
28 CF Flag of Brazil.svg Obina Flag of Brazil.svg Flamengo 5 January 2010
18 DM Flag of Brazil.svg Jumar Flag of Brazil.svg Vasco da Gama 5 January 2010
30 ST Flag of Paraguay.svg José Ortigoza Flag of Paraguay.svg Sol de América 5 January 2010
8 RW Flag of Brazil.svg Willians Flag of Brazil.svg Fluminense 5 January 2010
13 CB Flag of Brazil.svg Marcão Flag of Brazil.svg Goiás 5 January 2010
34 LB Flag of Brazil.svg Jefferson Flag of Brazil.svg Grêmio Prudente 5 January 2010
27 AM Flag of Brazil.svg Felipe Flag of Brazil.svg Rio Branco 5 January 2010
20 CF Flag of Brazil.svg Robert Flag of Mexico.svg Monterrey 19 May 2010
31 ST Flag of Brazil.svg Bruno Paulo Flag of Brazil.svg Vasco da Gama 14 June 2010
7 AM Flag of Brazil.svg Diego Souza Flag of Brazil.svg Atlético Mineiro 30 June 2010
11 LW Flag of Brazil.svg Marquinhos Flag of Brazil.svg Flamengo 9 July 2010
10 AM Flag of Brazil.svg Cleiton Xavier Flag of Ukraine.svg Metalist 14 July 2010
77 RB Flag of Chile.svg Luis Figueroa Flag of Chile.svg Unión Española 20 July 2010
2 FB Flag of Brazil.svg Eduardo Flag of Brazil.svg Vitória 6 August 2010
4 CB Flag of Brazil.svg Léo Flag of Brazil.svg Cruzeiro 13 August 2010
6 LB Flag of Colombia.svg Pablo Armero Flag of Italy.svg Udinese 28 August 2010
56 ST Flag of Brazil.svg Paulo Henrique Released 30 August 2010

Loaned in

No.Pos.NameToDateEnd of Loan
21 LW Flag of Brazil.svg Luan Flag of France.svg Toulouse 4 August 201031 July 2011
29 CF Flag of Brazil.svg Dinei Flag of Brazil.svg Atlético Paranaense 17 September 201031 December 2010

Loaned out

No.Pos.NameToDateEnd of Loan
26 AM Flag of Brazil.svg Deyvid Sacconi Flag of Brazil.svg Goiás 25 March 201016 June 2010
29 ST Flag of Brazil.svg Daniel Lovinho Flag of Brazil.svg Goiás 25 March 20107 July 2010
16 AM Flag of Brazil.svg William Flag of Brazil.svg Goiás 25 March 201031 December 2010
17 RB Flag of Brazil.svg Wendel Flag of Brazil.svg Goiás 25 March 201031 December 2010
29 ST Flag of Brazil.svg Daniel Lovinho Flag of Brazil.svg Ponte Preta 7 July 201031 December 2010
21 DM Flag of Brazil.svg Souza Flag of Brazil.svg Ponte Preta 7 July 201031 December 2010
37 LM Flag of Brazil.svg Ivo Flag of Brazil.svg Ponte Preta 7 July 201031 December 2010
26 AM Flag of Brazil.svg Deyvid Sacconi Flag of Brazil.svg Grêmio Prudente 16 June 201031 December 2010
32 CF Flag of Brazil.svg Max Flag of Brazil.svg Náutico 17 September 201031 December 2010

Scorers

PositionNationPlaying positionNameCampeonato PaulistaCopa do BrasilCampeonato BrasileiroCopa Sul-AmericanaTotal
1 Flag of Brazil.svg FW Robert 1040014
2 Flag of Brazil.svg FW Kleber 008210
= Flag of Brazil.svg MF Marcos Assunção 006410
3 Flag of Brazil.svg FW Ewerthon 11709
4 Flag of Brazil.svg MF Diego Souza 71008
5 Flag of Brazil.svg MF Cleiton Xavier 51107
6 Flag of Brazil.svg MF Lincoln 12306
7 Flag of Brazil.svg FW Luan 00033
= Flag of Brazil.svg FW Tadeu 00123
= Flag of Brazil.svg DF Danilo 10113
= Flag of Brazil.svg DF Léo 21003
8 Flag of Brazil.svg FW Dinei 00202
= Flag of Chile.svg MF Jorge Valdívia 00202
= Flag of Brazil.svg MF Tinga 00202
= Flag of Brazil.svg FW Lenny 20002
= Flag of Brazil.svg MF Edinho 01102
= Flag of Brazil.svg MF Márcio Araújo 00202
= Flag of Brazil.svg DF Maurício Ramos 00202
= Flag of Brazil.svg DF Gabriel Silva 00202
= Flag of Brazil.svg MF Deyvid Sacconi 20002
9 Flag of Brazil.svg MF Rivaldo 00101
= Flag of Brazil.svg DF Leandro Amaro 00101
///Own goals00000
Total3111421296

Clean sheets

PositionNationPlaying positionNameCampeonato PaulistaCopa do BrasilCampeonato BrasileiroCopa Sul-AmericanaTotal
1 Flag of Brazil.svg GK Marcos 335112
2 Flag of Brazil.svg GK Deola 025310
3 Flag of Brazil.svg GK Bruno 00101
Total3511423

Club

Coaching staff

PositionStaff
Manager Flag of Brazil.svg Muricy Ramalho
(until 18 February 2010)
Flag of Brazil.svg Antônio Carlos Zago
(until 18 May 2010)
Flag of Brazil.svg Jorge Parraga
(interim manager – until 13 June 2010)
Flag of Brazil.svg Luiz Felipe Scolari
Assistant managers Flag of Brazil.svg Flávio Murtosa
Flag of Brazil.svg Valdir Moraes
First team fitness coach Flag of Brazil.svg Anselmo Sbragia
Flag of Brazil.svg Darlan Schneider
Goalkeeping coach Flag of Brazil.svg Fernando Miranda
Flag of Brazil.svg Carlos Pracidelli
Head scout Flag of Brazil.svg Marcos Aurélio Galeano
Club doctors Flag of Brazil.svg Dr. Rubens Sampaio
Flag of Brazil.svg Dr. Vinicius Martins
Flag of Brazil.svg Dr. Otávio Vilhena
Reserve team manager Flag of Brazil.svg Jorge Parraga
Physiologist Flag of Brazil.svg Paulo Zogaib
Physiotherapists Flag of Brazil.svg José Rosan
Flag of Brazil.svg João Carlos Ferreira
Nutritionist Flag of Brazil.svg Alessandra Favano

Last updated: 18 July 2010
Source: SE Palmeiras


(Portuguese)

Other information

Chairman Flag of Brazil.svg Luiz Gonzaga de Mello Belluzzo
Vice President Flag of Brazil.svg Gilberto Cipullo
Managing Director Flag of Brazil.svg Wlademir Pescarmona
Chief financial officer Flag of Brazil.svg Antonio José Joiozo
Ground (capacity and dimensions) Palestra Itália (27,650 / 110x75 meters)
Ground (capacity and dimensions) Pacaembu (37,952 / 104x70 meters)
Ground (capacity and dimensions) Arena Barueri (35,000 / 112x70 meters)

Updated to match played 18 July 2010
Source:  SE Palmeiras

(Portuguese)

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