Founded | 1991 |
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Region | Rio de Janeiro (state), Brazil |
The Copa Rio (English: Rio Cup) was founded in 1991 by the Rio de Janeiro State Football Federation to decide one of the Rio de Janeiro's Copa do Brasil representatives of the following year (the other being the Campeonato Carioca champion). If the state champion had also won Copa Rio, the representative would have been the tournament runner-up.
However, in 1995 the Brazilian Football Confederation established the possibility of a club being invited to dispute Copa do Brasil, and, as a consequence of this, Copa Rio ended up not being interesting for the big teams, so it was discontinued.
In 1996 and 1997, the competition was replaced by a similar competition disputed only by Rio de Janeiro state countryside clubs, commonly known as Copa do Interior (Portuguese for Countryside Cup).
In 1998, there was an attempt to recreate Copa Rio, but without the qualification to Copa do Brasil. This attempt was a failure, and after three years, the competition was discontinued again.
In 2005 and in 2007, the competition was held again, but without the participation of the big clubs of the state, and again without qualification to Copa do Brasil.
In 2008, the third-placed team (Madureira) was eligible to play in Copa Rio-Espírito Santo. [1]
Year | Winner | Score | Runner-up |
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1991 | Flamengo | 1–0 3–0 | Americano |
1992 | Vasco da Gama | 2–0 2–1 | Fluminense |
1993 | Vasco da Gama | 2–0 1–0 | Flamengo |
1994 | Volta Redonda | 1–4 1–0 (5–4 p ) | Fluminense |
1995 | Volta Redonda | 4–0 0–0 | Barra |
1998 | Fluminense | 4–0 | São Cristóvão |
1999 | Volta Redonda | 2–0 1–0 | Madureira |
2000 | Portuguesa | 4–1 | Casimiro de Abreu |
2005 | Tigres do Brasil | 1–0 2–0 | Macaé |
2007 | Volta Redonda | 3–1 0–2 (4–2 p ) | Cabofriense |
2008 | Nova Iguaçu | 1–0 3–2 | Americano |
2009 | Tigres do Brasil | 2–2 2–0 | Madureira |
2010 | Sendas | 1–0 1–2 (4–3 p ) | Bangu |
2011 | Madureira | 2–1 3–2 | Friburguense |
2012 | Nova Iguaçu | 0–0 1–0 | Bangu |
2013 | Duque de Caxias | 0–1 3–1 | Boavista |
2014 | Resende | 0–1 1–0 (3–1 p ) | Madureira |
2015 | Resende | 0–0 5–2 | Portuguesa |
2016 | Portuguesa | 3–2 3–4 (4–3 p ) | Friburguense |
2017 | Boavista | 0–1 1-0 (4–2 p ) | Americano |
2018 | Americano | 1–1 1–0 | Itaboraí |
2019 | Bonsucesso | 0–0 1–0 | Portuguesa |
2020 | Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Brazil. [2] | ||
2021 | Pérolas Negras | 1–1 1–1 (7–6 p ) | Maricá |
2022 | Volta Redonda | 3–1 1–1 | Portuguesa |
2023 | Portuguesa | 2–2 3–0 | Olaria |
Club | Titles |
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Volta Redonda | 5 |
Portuguesa | 3 |
Nova Iguaçu | 2 |
Resende | |
Tigres do Brasil | |
Vasco da Gama | |
Americano | 1 |
Boavista | |
Bonsucesso | |
Duque de Caxias | |
Flamengo | |
Fluminense | |
Madureira | |
Pérolas Negras | |
Sendas |
Year | Champion |
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1996 | Rubro Social |
1997 | Duquecaxiense |
Club | Titles |
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Duquecaxiense | 1 title |
Rubro Social | 1 title |
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