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بطولات أخرى

EC Bahia Women - المباريات، الجداول والترتيبات، اللاعبين، الإحصائيات والأخبار

EC Bahia Women
Brazil Campeonato Brasileiro A2 Women توقعات
W W L W L D D W L
Corinthians Women ضد EC Bahia Women 4/5/2025 21:30

Brazil Serie A1 Women

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النتيجة الصحيحة

الأهداف المتوسطة

وكلاء المراهنات غريب

النتيجة

BSAW

Corinthians Women

EC Bahia Women

3 - 0

3.25

1.28

آخر مرة بشكل عام

المباريات الملعوبة EC Bahia Women

01.05.25

EC Bahia Women

1-0

Bragantino Women

BSAW

1-0

27.04.25

EC Bahia Women

2-1

Fluminense RJ Women

BSAW

2-1

20.04.25

Palmeiras Women

3-1

EC Bahia Women

BSAW

3-1

16.04.25

EC Bahia Women

2-0

Real Brasilia FC Women

BSAW

2-0

12.04.25

Gremio RS Women

1-0

EC Bahia Women

BSAW

1-0

31.03.25

America MG Women

1-1

EC Bahia Women

BSAW

1-1

27.03.25

EC Bahia Women

3-3

Flamengo RJ Women

BSAW

3-3

22.03.25

Internacional Women

2-3

EC Bahia Women

BSAW

2-3

08.03.25

EC Bahia Women

0-1

Cruzeiro Women

BSW

0-1

فوز

44%

تعادل

23%

فاز

33%

إحصائيات عامة

EC Bahia Women

المباريات التي شارك فيها: 9

أهداف (سجل/خالف)

1.44

1.33

تحت/فوق

1.5

33%

67%

2.5

56%

44%

3.5

67%

33%

المباريات التي سجل فيها الفريقان (نعم/لا)

56%

44%

حافظة نظيفة (نعم/لا)

22%

78%

سجل هدفًا (نعم/لا)

78%

22%

مباريات

تاريخ

المباراة

04.05.25

BSAW

Corinthians Women – EC Bahia Women

10.05.25

BSAW

Cruzeiro Women – EC Bahia Women

18.05.25

BSAW

EC Bahia Women – Sao Paulo Women

22.05.25

BSAW

Sport Recife Women – EC Bahia Women

Brazil Campeonato Brasileiro A2 Women Table

Pos #	Team	نقاط	مباريات ملعوبة	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Minas Brasilia DF Women	6	2	2	0	0	4 - 0	4
2	Santos FC Women	6	2	2	0	0	3 - 0	3
3	Botafogo RJ Women	4	2	1	1	0	3 - 2	1
4	Taubate Women	3	2	1	0	1	4 - 2	2
5	Vasco da Gama Women	3	2	1	0	1	1 - 2	-1
6	Atletico Mineiro Women	1	2	0	1	1	1 - 2	-1
7	Avai Women	0	2	0	0	2	1 - 4	-3
8	Sao Jose dos Campos Women	0	2	0	0	2	1 - 6	-5

Brazil Campeonato Brasileiro A2 Women Fixtures

3/5/2025 18:00

Atletico Mineiro Women

Sao Jose dos Campos Women

3/5/2025 18:00

Santos FC Women

0 - 0

Minas Brasilia DF Women

Itacoatiara Futebol Clube Women

Brazil Campeonato Brasileiro A2 Women Results

JC Futebol Clube Women

Recanto da Crianca Women

JC Futebol Clube Women

Minas Brasilia DF Women

18/5/2024 19:00

Recanto da Crianca Women

0 - 6

Sport Recife Women

Esporte Clube Bahia Women, known as Bahia Women or simply Bahia, is a Brazilian professional women's football club based in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil. Established as the women's section of Esporte Clube Bahia, the team has grown into one of the key names in women's football in the Northeast of Brazil. Bahia Women compete in national and state competitions, striving for excellence and the promotion of women's football in the region.

The team plays its home matches at the Arena Fonte Nova, one of the largest and most modern stadiums in Brazil. Bahia's traditional colors are blue, red, and white, reflected in both their home and away kits. The crest features the club’s iconic shield, shared with the men’s team.

Supported by a passionate fan base, supporters of Bahia Women are often referred to as “Tricolores,” reflecting their blue, red, and white colors. The club has cultivated a deeply-rooted football culture in the state of Bahia, celebrated for its inclusivity and vibrant matchday atmosphere.

Throughout its history, Bahia Women have produced talents who have gone on to represent the national team and achieve individual accolades. The club is renowned not just for its on-field achievements but also for its commitment to social projects and development of women's sport in Brazil.

In regional competitions, Bahia Women have secured several Campeonato Baiano de Futebol Feminino titles and have consistently participated in the top tiers of the Campeonato Brasileiro de Futebol Feminino. They continue to be a driving force in promoting and growing women’s football in Brazil.

Team:	EC Bahia Women
Full name:	Esporte Clube Bahia Feminino
Country:	Brazil
Nickname:	Tricolor, Esquadrão de Aço
Founded:	2001 (women's section)
Colors:	Blue-Red-White
Stadium:	Arena Fonte Nova 48,000 seats
Address:	Ladeira da Fonte das Pedras, s/n – Nazaré, Salvador – BA, 40060-390, Brazil
Telephone:	+55 71 3505-1500
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://esportebolabahia.com.br/
e-mail:	faleconosco@esportebolabahia.com.br

History of EC Bahia Women

Founded

EC Bahia Women’s team was officially established in 2001, embracing the momentum of women's football in Brazil. The section was launched as part of the broader Esporte Clube Bahia project, with the aim of competing at the state and national levels and promoting the development of women’s football in Bahia. The club quickly made a mark by winning local competitions and contributing players to the youth levels of the Brazilian national team.

The team has actively participated in Campeonato Baiano de Futebol Feminino, frequently achieving top placements and strengthening its position as one of the state’s powerhouses. Constant investment in structure, coaching, and grassroots development has paid off, allowing EC Bahia Women to expand its presence to national competitions, including the Brasil Ladies Cup and the increasingly competitive Campeonato Brasileiro Série A1 and A2.

Despite facing challenges such as limited resources and infrastructure in the early years, Bahia’s commitment to developing women’s football has resulted in ongoing successes and a growing impact on the local football community.

Finances and ownership

EC Bahia Women is operated under the umbrella of Esporte Clube Bahia, a club which is now a Sociedade Anônima do Futebol (SAF). In 2023, Bahia's parent club entered into a partnership and investment agreement with the City Football Group, bringing both financial stability and expertise to the club. The women’s football department benefits from this structure, with funding coming from the main club’s resources, sponsorships, and growing support from local businesses.

Financial sustainability in women’s football remains a challenge in Brazil; however, with the increasing visibility of the women’s game and the backing of large partners, Bahia Women are well positioned for further growth. The club has also engaged in several social programs, aiming to empower girls and women in sport across Bahia and the wider Northeast.

This new era of investment and professionalization is expected to further lift the profile, competitiveness, and social impact of EC Bahia Women in the coming years.

Popular culture

Bahia's women’s team is closely connected to the unique cultural identity of Salvador and the state of Bahia. Known for its inclusive and diverse atmosphere, the fanbase “Nação Tricolor” extends enthusiastic support to the women’s side, providing a colorful, musical, and festive experience at matches. Songs, drumming, and flags are regularly seen at games, celebrating both football and local Bahian culture.

Bahia Women have been instrumental in campaigns for equality in sport, promoting messages of social inclusion, empowerment of women, and celebration of Afro-Brazilian heritage. The club is often featured in local media and has become a platform for regional female sports advocacy.

During major Bahian festivals and cultural commemorations, club representatives and players often participate, reinforcing the connection between football, community, and regional pride. The women’s team kit, adorned with distinct blue, red, and white stripes, has become a symbol of pride in the city of Salvador and beyond.

The club’s inclusive approach and community involvement have inspired many young girls and contributed to challenging stereotypes in Brazilian football.

Player

EC Bahia Women has served as a platform for some of the best talents in Northeast Brazil. Over the years, the squad has blended experienced players and promising youth, developing a strong footballing identity centered around teamwork and resilience.

The club’s focus has been not only on success but also on player development, regularly producing national team call-ups from its ranks. Several standouts have gone on to play in the Brazilian national setup and abroad, highlighting the quality of talent within Bahia’s youth academies.

Famous Players

Throughout its history, EC Bahia Women has featured several notable players, including:

Rafa Barros: Former captain and key defender, Rafa Barros was instrumental in Bahia’s state titles and set standards for leadership on and off the pitch.
Aline Milene: The talented midfielder has represented Brazil internationally and played a vital role in Bahia’s campaigns before moving to higher-profile clubs.
Gadu: A prolific forward, Gadu made her mark by finishing as top scorer in several state competitions.
Suelen: An accomplished goalkeeper, Suelen was often recognized for her shot-stopping abilities and presence in key matches.
Ingrid Viana: A dynamic and versatile midfielder who has also been called up for Brazil’s youth teams.

These players, among others, have contributed to the club’s history and inspired the next generation of women footballers in Bahia.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Gadu	FW	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
2	Rafa Barros	DF	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
3	Aline Milene	MF	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
4	Ingrid Viana	MF	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
5	Suelen	GK	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Typical Squad

EC Bahia Women typically operates with a 4-3-3 formation, emphasizing dynamic wing play and midfield control. The roster is a mix of seasoned professionals and young local prospects, especially focused on talent from Bahia and the Northeast region.

Goalkeeper

The club is known for producing and recruiting reliable goalkeepers, such as Suelen and current standout Anna Bia, both noted for their leadership and quick reflexes.

Defender

Defense is marked by strong, tactically disciplined players such as Rafa Barros and Nágila, providing stability and ability to build play from the back.

Midfielder

The midfield is the heart of Bahia’s system, led by versatile and creative players like Ingrid Viana and Karol Alves, who orchestrate attacks and control the game’s rhythm.

Forward

Attack is spearheaded by prolific goalscorers such as Gadu and seasoned wingers like Tainá Maranhão, known for their pace, finishing, and movement off the ball.

The club remains committed to the development of promising talents, many of whom earn selections for state or national youth teams.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season sees EC Bahia Women as a major contender in the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A1, Copa do Brasil Feminina, and their state competitions, with an exciting squad blending experience and young talent.

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Anna Bia	Brazil	24/11/1998
Updating	12	Danny	Brazil	Updating...
Defender
Updating	3	Rafa Barros	Brazil	25/11/1992
Updating	14	Nágila	Brazil	Updating...
Updating	22	Joyce	Brazil	Updating...
Updating	6	Pati	Brazil	Updating...
Midfielder
Updating	7	Karol Alves	Brazil	Updating...
Updating	8	Ingrid Viana	Brazil	14/10/1996
Updating	10	Aline Milene	Brazil	15/07/1994
Forward
Updating	11	Gadu	Brazil	Updating...
Updating	9	Tainá Maranhão	Brazil	04/08/2003
Manager
Updating		Wendell Borges	Brazil	Updating...
Ass. Manager
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Coach

Esporte Clube Bahia Women, the women's football section of EC Bahia, has seen significant progress since its establishment. Over the years, several coaches have contributed to the growth and achievements of the team, guiding Bahia Women to regional championships and consistent national league presence. The following are some of the most notable and successful coaches in the history of EC Bahia Women:

Waguinho (Luiz Wagner de Albuquerque Souza): Waguinho was pivotal in leading EC Bahia Women to their first Campeonato Baiano Feminino title in 2019. Under his management, Bahia established itself as a top women's team in the state of Bahia.
Rogério Ferreira: Appointed in 2020, Ferreira successfully led Bahia Women to the Campeonato Baiano Feminino title in 2021 and achieved promotion to the top division of the Campeonato Brasileiro Feminino Série A1 for the first time in club history.
Lucas Grillo: Taking over in 2023, Grillo has helped maintain Bahia's competitive status in the Brasileiro Série A1, continuing the development of local talent and ensuring stability at the top level of Brazilian women's football.

These coaches, along with others who have served EC Bahia Women, have been instrumental in the growth and reputation of the club within women's football in Brazil.

Period	Manager	Country	born
2023 – Present	Lucas Grillo	Brazil	01/12/1990
2020 – 2023	Rogério Ferreira	Brazil	Updating...
2018 – 2020	Waguinho (Luiz Wagner de Albuquerque Souza)	Brazil	Updating...
2017 – 2018	André Mendonça	Brazil	Updating...
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Crests and Colors

Esporte Clube Bahia Women, commonly known as Bahia Women, is the women’s football division of the famous Brazilian club Esporte Clube Bahia. The club reflects the traditions and evolution of the parent organization while forging its own achievements in the women’s game.

Bahia’s current crest mirrors that of the men’s team—a round badge featuring a blue ring containing the club name and the founding year, 1931, with a red and white striped shield at the center and two gold stars on top, symbolizing past titles. Since the inception of the women’s section, the badge has remained consistent with only subtle modern upgrades for branding alignment.

The traditional colors of EC Bahia are blue, red, and white. These colors are deeply rooted in the club’s identity, reflecting the state flag of Bahia, Brazil. The team usually wears kits with dominant white, complemented by blue and red horizontal or vertical accents. Occasionally, the club has experimented with bolder uses of blue or red for special editions, but the white shirt paired with blue or red shorts remains the classic look.

Bahia Women’s colors and crest represent the pride of the Bahia region and are strong symbols of unity and resilience for both the women's and men's teams, maintaining continuity and loyalty to tradition.

Fan Club

Bahia boasts a large and dedicated supporter base, widely recognized as one of the most passionate in Brazil. The women's team is enthusiastically backed by the same community that supports the men's squad. The main organized fan group is "Bamor" (Bamor Torcida Organizada), founded in 1978, which is known for its vibrant match-day atmosphere, large banners, rhythmic drumming, and choreographed dances.

Bamor members and other Bahia fans, including newer groups focusing on women's football, regularly attend Bahia Women’s matches, bringing colorful displays and unwavering support. The culture of Bahia’s fans is characterized by inclusivity, pride in their northeastern heritage, and a strong spirit of resistance and social activism, which frequently extends to the women’s side of the club.

Beyond the stadium, Bahia supporters are highly engaged on social media platforms, helping to elevate women’s football and foster a positive, community-driven environment for current and future generations of fans.

Stadium

Bahia Women primarily play their home games at Estádio de Pituaçu (Estádio Roberto Santos), located in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil. The stadium has a seating capacity of approximately 32,157 and offers modern facilities for players and supporters alike.

Originally inaugurated in 1979, Estádio de Pituaçu has undergone major renovations, most notably in 2009, which included upgrading the pitch, increasing seating capacity, and improving safety standards and spectator comfort. On occasion, high-profile matches may also be played at Arena Fonte Nova, the club’s primary stadium, which boasts a capacity of 48,000 and was one of the venues for the 2014 FIFA World Cup.

Estádio de Pituaçu remains the spiritual home for Bahia Women, providing an intimate yet passionate atmosphere thanks to its devoted fanbase and rich footballing culture.

Honours and Awards

Although EC Bahia Women is a relatively young section compared to the men’s team, the club has already established itself as a competitive force within Brazil’s female football landscape.

Bahia Women have achieved success at both state and regional level, particularly in the Campeonato Baiano Feminino (Bahia State Championship) and Campeonato Brasileiro Série A2 (Brazilian Women’s Second Division). Their rapid rise reflects strong investment, club culture, and local talent development.

No	Cups	Country	Awards	Years
1	Campeonato Baiano Feminino	Brazil	Winner	2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023
2	Campeonato Brasileiro Feminino Série A2	Brazil	Runner-up	2022
3	Supercopa Feminina do Nordeste	Brazil	Winner	2022
4	Campeonato Brasileiro Feminino Série A1	Brazil	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about EC Bahia Women

Q: When was EC Bahia Women’s team founded?

A: EC Bahia Women was officially launched in 2019 as the women’s football section of Esporte Clube Bahia.

Q: What are the official colors of EC Bahia Women?

A: The official colors are blue, red, and white, mirroring those of the men’s section and reflecting the flag of Bahia state.

Q: Which stadium do Bahia Women use for their home matches?

A: The team primarily plays at Estádio de Pituaçu in Salvador, Bahia, which has a capacity of about 32,157 spectators.

Q: What are the main achievements of EC Bahia Women?

A: EC Bahia Women have won the Campeonato Baiano Feminino multiple times (2019–2023) and were runners-up in the Campeonato Brasileiro Feminino Série A2 in 2022.

Q: Who are Bahia Women’s biggest rivals?

A: The main rivals include other Northeastern women’s teams, especially Vitória Women, continuing the classic Bahia football rivalry.

Q: Which fan group is most prominent in supporting EC Bahia Women?

A: The Bamor supporters group is the largest and best-known, providing passionate support at both men’s and women’s matches.

Q: Has EC Bahia Women played in the top tier of Brazilian women's football?

A: Yes, since 2023 they have competed in the Campeonato Brasileiro Feminino Série A1, the premier women’s league in Brazil.

Q: Do EC Bahia Women have any notable players?

A: Several Bahia Women players have earned recognition at the state and national level, including selection for Brazil’s youth and senior national teams.

Q: What are Bahia Women's most recent kit designs?

A: The traditional kit features a white base with blue and red accents, with occasional commemorative editions reflecting Bahian culture and history.

Q: How can fans buy tickets to EC Bahia Women's matches?

A: Tickets are available via the official Bahia website, at the stadium box office, and through authorized ticketing partners, with special pricing often for women’s and youth fixtures.

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