See all the champion coaches of the Copa do Brasil, year by year
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The draw of São Paulo as Flamengothis Sunday (24), in Morumbi, placed Dorival Junior in a select group of coaches at the Copa do Brasil. The 2023 title was the coach’s third and the second in a row, which made the São Paulo coach equal to Mano Menezes, who won the trophy in 2017 and 2018 with Cruzeiro.
Unlike the coach of the Minas Gerais team in terms of achievements, Dorival is the first in the history of the competition to win with two different teams.
This Sunday’s title is São Paulo’s first in the competition and Dorival Júnior’s third as coach. Previously, the coach won the Brazilian Cup with Santos, with Ganso, Neymar and Robinho, in 2010, and in 2022, with Flamengo.
Now, Dorival Júnior is the second most successful coach in the tournament, alongside Mano Menezes, with three wins. The leadership of the coaches ranking is Felipão, who won the Copa do Brasil on four occasions, with Criciúma, Grêmio and Palmeiras on two occasions.
Check out all the Brazilian Cup champion coaches per year
1989 – Grêmio – Claudio Duarte
1990 – Flamengo – Jair Pereira
1991 – Criciúma – Felipão
1992 – International – Antônio Lopes
1993 – Cruzeiro – Pinheiro
1994 – Grêmio – Felipão
1995 – Corinthians – Eduardo Amorim
1996 – Cruzeiro – Levir Culpi
1997 – Grêmio – Evaristo de Macedo
1998 – Palmeiras – Felipão
1999 – Youth – Valmir Louruz
2000 – Cruzeiro – Marco Aurélio
2001 – Grêmio – Tite
2002 – Corinthians – Carlos Alberto Parreira
2003 – Cruzeiro – Vanderlei Luxemburgo
2004 – Santo André – Péricles Chamusca
2005 – Paulista – Vagner Mancini
2006 – Flamengo – Ney Franco
2007 – Fluminense – Renato Gaúcho
2008 – Sport – Nelsinho Batista
2009 – Corinthians – Mano Menezes
2010 – Santos – Dorival Júnior
2011 – Vasco da Gama – Ricardo Gomes
2012 – Palmeiras – Felipão
2013 – Flamengo – Jayme de Almeida
2014 – Atlético-MG – Levir Culpi
2015 – Palmeiras – Marcelo Oliveira
2016 – Grêmio – Renato Gaúcho
2017 – Cruzeiro – Mano Menezes
2018 – Cruzeiro – Mano Menezes
2019 – Athletico – Tiago Nunes
2020 – Palmeiras – Abel Ferreira
2021 – Atlético-MG – Cuca
2022 – Flamengo – Dorival Júnior
2023 – São Paulo – Dorival Júnior
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