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Esportivo Sapucaiense is a
Brazilian football club from
Sapucaia do Sul, Rio
Grande do Sul state,
founded on July 28, 1941. Grêmio
Esportivo Sapucaiense was...
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sacked after only
three matches. He was
subsequently in
charge of
Sapucaiense, Riograndense, Bagé and União
Frederiquense before being named Grêmio's...
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representing Brasil de
Farroupilha and
Sapucaiense.
After a
brief period in Paraná,
playing for
Toledo CW, he
returned to
Sapucaiense, and
signed with
Caxias shortly...
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Brazil national football team. Mazarópi has
coached Nagoya Grampus,
Sapucaiense,
Vilhena and
Guarani (VA). "The World's 414 Top
Division Goalkeepers...
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Brazilian football club
based in
Cachoeira do Sul Grêmio
Esportivo Sapucaiense,
Brazilian football club
based in
Sapucaia do Sul Grêmio Foot-Ball Santanense...
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known as
Jucemar Gaucho, is a
Brazilian footballer who last pla**** for
Sapucaiense.
Jucemar pla**** for CRB in
Serie B
during 2012, on loan from CSA. Jucemar...
- 20
January 2009,
starting in a 1–0
Campeonato Gaúcho home win
against Sapucaiense.
Despite appearing regularly in the year's Gauchão,
Ruschel never established...
- Born in São Leopoldo, Rio
Grande do Sul,
Rafinha began his
career with
Sapucaiense in 2012
before moving to
Santo Ângelo in the
following year.
After being...
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central defender for Guarani.
Douglas made his
league debut against Sapucaiense on 20
January 2009. He
scored his
first goal for the club
against Guarani...
- Cruz-RS 5 (1) 2006
Sapucaiense 2007
Lajeadense 2008 Ypiranga-RS 2009 14 de
Julho 2009
Iraty 2010
Imbituba 1 (0) 2011
Sapucaiense Managerial career 2011...
