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Goias - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

Goias
Brazil Serie A Predictions
D W W W L L D W D W
Goias vs Ferroviaria SP 05/24/2025 00:35

Brazil Serie B

Betimate

Correct score

Avg. goals

B.O

Score

BSB

Goias

Ferroviaria SP

1 - 0

1.41

1.92

Last Overall

Played matches Goias

18.05.25

Paysandu

0-0

Goias

BR2

0-0

10.05.25

Goias

1-0

Coritiba

BR2

1-0

05.05.25

Goias

2-1

Avai

BR2

2-1

28.04.25

Botafogo SP

0-1

Goias

BR2

0-1

24.04.25

Goias

5-6

Paysandu

BCV

5-6

20.04.25

America MG

1-0

Goias

BR2

1-0

17.04.25

Goias

2-2

Vila Nova

BR2

2-2

12.04.25

Operario PR

1-2

Goias

BR2

1-2

09.04.25

Paysandu

0-0

Goias

BCV

0-0

04.04.25

Goias

1-0

Amazonas FC

BR2

1-0

19.03.25

Goias

0-0

Brasiliense

BCV

0-0

16.03.25

Vila Nova

0-0

Goias

BCG

0-0

12.03.25

Brasiliense

3-3

Goias

BCV

3-3

09.03.25

Goias

0-1

Vila Nova

BCG

0-1

05.03.25

Goias

4-2

Crac

BCG

4-2

02.03.25

Crac

0-0

Goias

BCG

0-0

26.02.25

Goias

3-0

Uniao Rondonopolis

BCV

3-0

23.02.25

Goias

1-1

ABECAT Ouvidorense

BCG

1-1

Win

Draw

Lost

Overall statistics

Goias

Played games: 18

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

1.39

Under/Over

1.5

56%

44%

2.5

61%

39%

3.5

78%

22%

Both scored games (Yes/No)

39%

61%

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

50%

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

61%

39%

Fixtures

Date

Match

24.05.25

BSB

Goias – Ferroviaria SP

31.05.25

BSB

Atletico GO – Goias

08.06.25

BSB

Goias – Volta Redonda

17.06.25

BSB

CRB – Goias

21.06.25

BSB

Goias – Athletic Club MG

28.06.25

BSB

Chapecoense – Goias

05.07.25

BSB

Goias – Criciuma

12.07.25

BSB

Athletico Paranaense – Goias

19.07.25

BSB

Goias – Cuiaba

22.07.25

BSB

Gremio Novorizontino – Goias

26.07.25

BSB

Goias – Clube Do Remo

02.08.25

BSB

Amazonas FC – Goias

09.08.25

BSB

Goias – Operario PR

16.08.25

BSB

Vila Nova – Goias

22.08.25

BSB

Goias – America MG

Brazil Serie A Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Palmeiras	22	9	7	1	1	11 - 4	7
2	Flamengo	18	9	5	3	1	17 - 4	13
3	Cruzeiro	17	9	5	2	2	13 - 7	6
4	Bragantino	17	9	5	2	2	11 - 8	3
5	Ceara	15	9	4	3	2	11 - 7	4
6	EC Bahia	15	9	4	3	2	9 - 9	0
7	Fluminense	14	9	4	2	3	11 - 11	0
8	Corinthians	13	9	4	1	4	12 - 14	-2
9	Atletico Mineiro	13	9	3	4	2	10 - 10	0
10	Botafogo	12	9	3	3	3	10 - 5	5
11	Sao Paulo	12	9	2	6	1	8 - 7	1
12	Mirassol	11	9	2	5	2	14 - 12	2
13	Vasco da Gama	10	9	3	1	5	10 - 11	-1
14	Fortaleza	10	9	2	4	3	10 - 8	2
15	Internacional	10	9	2	4	3	11 - 13	-2
16	Vitoria	9	9	2	3	4	10 - 13	-3
17	Gremio	9	9	2	3	4	8 - 14	-6
18	EC Juventude	8	9	2	2	5	8 - 21	-13
19	Santos	5	9	1	2	6	7 - 11	-4
20	Sport Recife	2	9	0	2	7	4 - 16	-12

Name

MPG

Giorgian De Arrascaeta Giorgian De Arrascaeta Flamengo Flamengo

544

Pablo Vegetti Pablo Vegetti Vasco da Gama Vasco da Gama

647

Yuri Alberto Yuri Alberto Corinthians Corinthians

701

141

Kaio Jorge Kaio Jorge Cruzeiro Cruzeiro

637

128

Reinaldo Reinaldo Mirassol Mirassol

729

183

Pedro Pedro Flamengo Flamengo

270

Pedro Raul Pedro Raul Ceara Ceara

749

188

Memphis Depay Memphis Depay Corinthians Corinthians

553

185

Juan Martin Lucero Juan Martin Lucero Fortaleza Fortaleza

566

189

Renato Kayzer Renato Kayzer Vitoria Vitoria

135

Brazil Serie A Fixtures

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Goiás Esporte Clube, commonly known as Goiás, is a professional football club based in Goiânia, Goiás, Brazil. Founded in 1943, Goiás is one of the most prominent football clubs in the state of Goiás and in Brazilian football. With a rich tradition, the club has enjoyed considerable domestic success and developed a significant fanbase in central Brazil.

The club plays its home matches at Estádio Hailé Pinheiro, popularly known as Estádio da Serrinha, located in Goiânia. The team's traditional colors are green and white, and the club's crest is highlighted by a circular "G" representing Goiás.

Goiás fans, known as "Esmeraldinos," are well-known for their devotion and lively support. The club's principal rivalry is with Vila Nova and Atlético Goianiense, with matches between them forming the "Goiânia derby," one of the most heated encounters in the region.

Throughout its history, Goiás has been home to legendary players including Luvanor, Fernandão, Túlio Lustosa, and Paulo Baier, as well as talented youngsters who later succeeded at the national and international levels. The club is recognized for being a springboard for talents within Brazil.

Goiás has consistently performed well in Brazil's national competitions, having spent most of their history in the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A and Série B. The club has never won a national league title but has lifted several regional and state trophies, and finished as runners-up in the 1990 Copa do Brasil. Goiás also regularly competes in the Copa Sudamericana and other continental competitions.

Today, Goiás continues to be a major force in central Brazilian football, renowned for its tradition, passionate supporters, and commitment to youth development. The Esmeraldino remains a respected and historic club in the Brazilian football landscape.

Team:	Goiás
Full name:	Goiás Esporte Clube
Country:	Brazil
Nickname:	Esmeraldino, Verdão
Founded:	06/04/1943
Colors:	Green and White
Stadium:	Estádio Hailé Pinheiro (Serrinha) 14,450 seats
Address:	Av. Edmundo Pinheiro de Abreu, 721 - Setor Bela Vista CEP 74823-030, Goiânia - GO
Telephone:	+55 62 3546-1965
Fax:	+55 62 3546-1966
Homepage:	https://www.goiasec.com.br/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Goiás Esporte Clube

Founded

Goiás Esporte Clube was founded on April 6, 1943, in Goiânia, Brazil. The club was established by a group of local football enthusiasts and quickly became one of the most important teams in the state of Goiás. Its growth coincided with the expansion of Goiânia as a major urban center in central Brazil.

Starting in local amateur leagues, Goiás gradually moved up the footballing ladder, with their first titles coming in the Campeonato Goiano, the state championship. The club's first major success was its state title in 1966. Goiás made its debut in the Brazilian national league in 1973 and has consistently featured in the country's top divisions, establishing itself as a leading club in central Brazil.

Throughout the decades, Goiás has won more than 25 Campeonato Goiano titles and achieved strong performances in the Copa do Brasil and national leagues. The club's highest national honour was as runners-up in the Copa do Brasil in 1990. Goiás also reached the semifinals of the Copa Sudamericana in 2010, marking its international presence.

Finances and ownership

Goiás Esporte Clube is managed as a traditional football association, with its administration overseen by a president elected by club members. The club has operated under various leaderships with strong ties to local business interests, most notably the Pinheiro family, who have played a pivotal role in the club's history.

Goiás's financial position has been stable relative to other Brazilian clubs outside the country's largest states. The club is known for relying on youth development and responsible financial management. In recent years, Goiás has balanced its books through player sales, participation in national leagues, and sponsorship deals, keeping the club sustainable and competitive in the highly demanding Brazilian football environment.

Despite not having external investors as seen in some Brazilian clubs, Goiás's clear management model and strong community ties have allowed the club to maintain its presence in Brazil's top football tiers.

Popular culture

Goiás’s supporters, known as "Esmeraldinos," are recognized for their fervor and loyalty, creating vibrant atmospheres at Estádio da Serrinha. The club’s green colour is an icon across Goiânia and the state, symbolizing unity and pride in the region.

The Goiânia derby, especially against Vila Nova, is one of the most anticipated events on the local football calendar, often resulting in passionate and colourful displays both inside and outside the stadiums.

Beyond the pitch, Goiás is part of Goiás state’s cultural identity through music, literature, and media. The club maintains youth and social programs to engage local children and communities, further reinforcing its impact on Goianiense society.

Goiás is celebrated in regional songs and has been referenced in books documenting the culture and people of central Brazil. The strength of its fanbase and the symbolism of its colours have given Goiás a unique and central place in Brazilian popular football culture.

Players

Goiás has been home to both legendary local stars and national idols. The club is famous for developing talented players, many of whom have moved on to play for larger clubs in Brazil or abroad.

Some of the most notable historical players include Luvanor, who is the club’s all-time top scorer, Fernandão, who went on to captain Internacional to a Copa Libertadores title, Túlio Lustosa, Dill, and Paulo Baier. Other notable products of the Goiás academy include Danilo, who became a star at São Paulo and Corinthians.

In recent years, Goiás's squad combines experienced veterans with young prospects promoted from the club’s academy, embodying the club’s tradition of nurturing homegrown talent.

Famous Players

Luvanor: Goiás’s greatest goalscorer, with more than 190 goals for the club. A symbol of the club’s early dominance in the state league and a legend among supporters.
Fernandão: Developed at Goiás, he later starred for Internacional, but always remembered as one of Esmeraldino’s most talented forwards.
Danilo: Midfielder who grew up in the club, remembered for his skill and who later achieved national fame with São Paulo and Corinthians.
Túlio Lustosa: A versatile midfielder with several years serving Goiás and later moving to Botafogo and other top clubs.
Paulo Baier: Attacking midfielder known for his vision and goalscoring prowess, he played a key role during his time at Goiás.
Dill: Striker who had notable spells during one of Goiás's most successful eras in Serie A in the late 1990s and early 2000s.

These players, among others, have been crucial in building Goiás's rich history and making the club a talent hub for Brazilian football.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Luvanor	FW	187	389	0.48
2	Heber	FW	132	382	0.35
3	Lincoln	FW	114	290	0.39
4	Alex Dias	FW	103	232	0.44
5	Dill	FW	94	217	0.43
6	Araújo	FW	93	241	0.39
7	Souza	MF	88	225	0.39
8	Paulo Baier	MF	78	180	0.43
9	Fernandão	FW	76	147	0.52
10	Carlos Alberto Santos	MF	70	192	0.36

Typical Squad

Goiás typically fields a balanced squad composed of a strong defensive lineup, talented midfielders, and dynamic forwards. The team often adapts a 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 formation, emphasizing solid defense and quick attacking transitions.

Goalkeeper

The primary goalkeeper is an experienced professional, often playing a leadership role. In recent seasons, Tadeu has been the club's first-choice keeper, known for his shot-stopping and command of the area.

Defender

Defenders at Goiás are typically a mix of experienced professionals and promising academy graduates. Key recent defenders include Sidimar, Bruno Melo, and Yan Souto, who provide stability and resilience at the back.

Midfielder

Goiás's midfield features dynamic players capable of both defensive duties and creative play. Notable midfielders in recent squads include Willian Oliveira and Diego Gonçalves, who control the tempo and link defense to attack.

Forward

The attack is led by energetic and skilled forwards. Matheus Babi, Alesson, and Anderson Oliveira have been among the key attacking threats, bringing speed and finishing ability to the frontline.

The club's focus on youth means several younger players are regularly integrated into the first team, keeping the squad fresh and competitive throughout the season.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season sees Goiás Esporte Clube competing in Brazil’s Série B, Campeonato Goiano, and Copa do Brasil, with a squad that continues the tradition of combining youth with experience.
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Goalkeeper
Updating	23	Tadeu	Brazil	Brazil	04/02/1992
Updating	1	Matheus Albino	Brazil	Brazil	08/01/1997
Defender
Updating	4	Sidimar	Brazil	Brazil	03/08/1992
Updating	12	Bruno Melo	Brazil	Brazil	26/10/1992
Updating	3	Yan Souto	Brazil	Brazil	07/12/2001
Updating	6	Sander	Brazil	Brazil	03/10/1990
Midfielder
Updating	8	Willian Oliveira	Brazil	Brazil	17/02/1993
Updating	10	Diego Gonçalves	Brazil	Brazil	22/09/1994
Updating	5	Luiz Felipe	Brazil	Brazil	23/09/2001
Updating	20	André Ramalho	Brazil	Brazil	27/02/1992
Forward
Updating	9	Matheus Babi	Brazil	Brazil	18/03/1997
Updating	7	Alesson	Brazil	Brazil	16/11/1999
Updating	11	Anderson Oliveira	Brazil	Brazil	16/07/1998
Updating	17	Thiago Galhardo	Brazil	Brazil	20/07/1989
Manager
Updating		Zé Ricardo	Brazil	Brazil	05/06/1971
Ass. Manager
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Coach

Goiás Esporte Clube has a rich legacy in Brazilian football, marked by the leadership of several influential managers who have guided the team through its most successful eras. Throughout its history, Goiás has relied on both Brazilian and foreign coaches, some of whom have left a significant mark on the club with state championships, national achievements, and remarkable campaigns in the top tiers of Brazilian football. The following are some of the most outstanding and memorable coaches in the history of Goiás EC:

Hélio dos Anjos: One of the most iconic coaches in Goiás history, Hélio dos Anjos led the team through various spells (notably 1999–2002, 2006–2007, 2008–2009, and others), winning multiple Campeonato Goiano titles and achieving consistent good performances in the national league, including a Copa do Brasil runner-up finish in 1990.
Geninho: Geninho managed Goiás from 1998–1999 and 2002–2003, winning the Campeonato Brasileiro Série B with the club in 1999 and elevating them as a reliable force in Série A thereafter, as well as state championships.
Enderson Moreira: In his spell from 2011–2013, Enderson Moreira secured two Campeonato Goiano titles and led Goiás to win the Campeonato Brasileiro Série B in 2012, marking a return to the top flight for the team.
Arthur Neto: Managing the club on several occasions (notably 1996–1997 and other short terms), Arthur Neto was responsible for state league victories and established a solid tactical foundation for Goiás in the late 1990s.
PC Gusmão: Under his leadership in 2009, Goiás had one of their best campaigns in the Brazilian Série A, finishing in the top six and qualifying for the Copa Sudamericana.

These managers, among others, have significantly contributed to Goiás EC's rise as a competitive club, especially in regional dominance and solid national league campaigns.

Period	Manager	Country	born
12/06/2023 – Present	Armando Evangelista	Portugal	03/11/1973
12/04/2023 – 11/06/2023	Emerson Ávila (interim)	Brazil	22/02/1972
15/12/2022 – 12/04/2023	Guto Ferreira	Brazil	07/09/1965
10/08/2022 – 12/12/2022	Jair Ventura	Brazil	19/03/1979
21/05/2022 – 10/08/2022	Emerson Ávila (interim)	Brazil	22/02/1972
24/02/2022 – 16/05/2022	Bruno Pivetti	Brazil	19/02/1984
04/02/2022 – 24/02/2022	Glauber Ramos (interim)	Brazil	22/03/1978
30/05/2021 – 03/02/2022	Marcelo Cabo	Brazil	06/12/1966
16/05/2021 – 29/05/2021	Augusto César (interim)	Brazil	03/08/1989
03/12/2020 – 16/05/2021	Ariel Cabral (interim)	Brazil	14/06/1987
01/01/2020 – 02/12/2020	Enderson Moreira	Brazil	28/09/1971
13/05/2019 – 08/02/2020	Claudinei Oliveira	Brazil	29/09/1969
03/03/2018 – 16/04/2019	Hélio dos Anjos	Brazil	07/03/1958
30/09/2017 – 02/03/2018	Ney Franco	Brazil	22/01/1966
24/08/2017 – 30/09/2017	Sílvio Criciúma (interim)	Brazil	07/09/1971
13/06/2017 – 23/08/2017	Sérgio Soares	Brazil	11/01/1967
19/09/2016 – 13/06/2017	Gilson Kleina	Brazil	19/03/1968
25/08/2016 – 19/09/2016	Enderson Moreira	Brazil	28/09/1971
30/05/2016 – 21/08/2016	Léo Condé	Brazil	21/04/1978
23/09/2015 – 23/05/2016	Danny Sérgio	Brazil	29/03/1978
10/12/2014 – 20/09/2015	Wagner Lopes	Brazil	01/06/1969
14/08/2014 – 08/12/2014	Ricardo Drubscky	Brazil	20/01/1962
20/08/2013 – 11/08/2014	Enderson Moreira	Brazil	28/09/1971
05/07/2012 – 01/08/2013	Enderson Moreira	Brazil	28/09/1971
08/07/2011 – 30/05/2012	Harlei (interim)	Brazil	30/03/1972
24/03/2011 – 01/07/2011	Artur Neto	Brazil	17/01/1955
05/07/2010 – 22/03/2011	Jorginho	Brazil	28/08/1964
08/08/2009 – 04/07/2010	Paulo César Gusmão	Brazil	19/05/1962
20/05/2008 – 08/08/2009	Hélio dos Anjos	Brazil	07/03/1958
06/09/2007 – 13/05/2008	Caio Júnior	Brazil	08/03/1965
14/03/2006 – 11/06/2007	Hélio dos Anjos	Brazil	07/03/1958
31/08/2005 – 13/03/2006	Geninho	Brazil	15/05/1948
22/08/2003 – 30/03/2005	Paulo Bonamigo	Brazil	23/09/1960
12/06/2002 – 22/08/2003	Geninho	Brazil	15/05/1948
16/06/1999 – 01/12/2002	Hélio dos Anjos	Brazil	07/03/1958
15/08/1998 – 15/06/1999	Geninho	Brazil	15/05/1948
12/07/1996 – 01/08/1997	Arthur Neto	Brazil	17/01/1955
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Crests and Colors

Goiás Esporte Clube, commonly referred to as Goiás, is a prominent Brazilian football club based in Goiânia. Throughout its history, the club’s crest and colors have come to symbolize the identity and pride of Goiás supporters.

The club's original crest, adopted in 1943, featured a simple circular badge with the letters "GEC" in the center, representing the club’s full name. Over time, the design has undergone minor updates, but the essential elements have remained: the circle, the green and white colors, and the “G” as the dominant initial. Recent versions of the crest continue this tradition, with a clean white circle, the green "G," and the year of its establishment, 1943, at the bottom. The distinctive simplicity emphasizes elegance and tradition.

Goiás’s traditional colors are green and white. Green symbolizes hope, growth, and the lush landscapes of the Goiás state, while white denotes peace and unity. The home kit is typically a solid green shirt with white details, while the away kit is usually white with green elements. Over the years, there have been alternate jerseys with shades of gold or darker green, but the classic green and white remain the most recognized and beloved by fans.

Overall, the Goiás crest and colors reflect the club’s dedication to its regional roots and longstanding traditions, serving as powerful emblems on and off the pitch.

Fan Club

Goiás EC boasts a vibrant and loyal fan base known for their enthusiastic support at matches. The most prominent organized fan group is the "Força Jovem Goiás," which was founded in 1996 and is widely recognized for its passionate displays, banners, and vocal support during games at the Estádio Hailé Pinheiro (Serrinha).

Força Jovem Goiás and other dedicated supporters bring energy and color to match days, featuring green and white flags, drums, and coordinated chants. The atmosphere at Goiás matches is renowned for its friendliness and inclusivity, reflecting the open and vibrant culture of Central Brazil.

Besides Força Jovem, other fan groups such as Mancha Verde Goiás and Torcida Esquadrão V, also contribute to the lively and supportive environment. Goiás fans take pride in their strong regional identity and maintain a great sense of community spirit, both at home matches and when traveling with the team.

Stadium

Goiás plays its home matches at Estádio Hailé Pinheiro, more commonly known as "Serrinha," located in Goiânia, Brazil. The stadium, originally built in 1995, has undergone numerous upgrades to accommodate modern football standards and enhance the matchday experience.

Currently, Serrinha has a seating capacity of around 14,450 spectators, following its most recent renovation completed in 2020. The upgrades included new grandstands, improved facilities for players and fans, and enhanced safety features, making it one of the most comfortable and welcoming venues in the region.

Historically, Goiás has also used the larger Estádio Serra Dourada, with a capacity of up to 50,049, for major matches and derbies. However, Serrinha is now the primary home ground. The stadium is a cherished symbol for Goiás fans, reflecting the club’s growth and ambition over recent decades.

Honours and Awards

Goiás Esporte Clube is one of the most successful clubs in the Central-West region of Brazil. Since its founding in 1943, the club has accumulated a notable record in both state and national competitions.

They are the dominant force in the Campeonato Goiano, having won a record number of state championships. At the national level, Goiás has achieved promotion to Brazil's top flight multiple times and consistently participates in major domestic tournaments. Although Goiás has not secured a major national or continental title, its achievements at the state and second-tier levels are highly respected.

No	Cups	Country	Awards	Years
1	Campeonato Goiano	Brazil	Champion (State Title)	28 times (last in 2018)
2	Campeonato Brasileiro Série B	Brazil	Winner	1999, 2012
3	Campeonato Brasileiro Série C	Brazil	Runner-up	1995
4	Copa Sudamericana	South America	Runner-up	2010

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FAQs about Goiás

Q: When was Goiás Esporte Clube founded?

A: Goiás Esporte Clube was founded on April 6, 1943.

Q: What are the official colors of Goiás?

A: The official colors are green and white.

Q: What is the nickname of Goiás EC?

A: The club is commonly nicknamed "Verdão," which means "Big Green."

Q: Which is the main Goiás supporter group?

A: The largest and best-known supporter group is "Força Jovem Goiás."

Q: Where does Goiás play their home matches?

A: Goiás plays its home games at Estádio Hailé Pinheiro, also known as Serrinha, in Goiânia.

Q: How many times has Goiás won the Campeonato Goiano?

A: Goiás has won the Campeonato Goiano 28 times, making them the most successful club in the state.

Q: Has Goiás ever played in an international final?

A: Yes, Goiás was runner-up in the Copa Sudamericana in 2010.

Q: What is the seating capacity of Estádio Hailé Pinheiro?

A: The stadium can currently accommodate approximately 14,450 spectators.

Q: Who are the biggest rivals of Goiás?

A: Goiás's main rivals are Vila Nova and Atlético Goianiense, both based in Goiânia.

Q: What is the best position Goiás has achieved in the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A?

A: Goiás's best finish in the Série A was 3rd place, achieved in 2005.

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