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Brusque – Matcher, tabeller och tabellställningar, spelare, statistik och nyheter

Brazil Serie C

Betimate

Korrekt resultat

Målsnitt

Odds

Poäng

BSC

Brusque

ABC

1 - 0

1.8

2.56

Senaste matcher

Spelade matcher Brusque

27.05.23

Brusque

0-1

Sao Jose PA

BR3

0-1

20.05.23

CSA

0-0

Brusque

BR3

0-0

14.05.23

Brusque

3-2

Volta Redonda

BR3

3-2

06.05.23

Pouso Alegre

1-0

Brusque

BR3

1-0

29.03.23

Brusque

3-1

Barra FC

BCC

3-1

26.03.23

Barra FC

1-2

Brusque

BCC

1-2

23.03.23

Brusque

2-0

Concordia AC

BCC

2-0

19.03.23

Concordia AC

0-0

Brusque

BCC

0-0

16.03.23

CSA

1-0

Brusque

CDB

1-0

11.03.23

Brusque

3-2

Figueirense

BCC

3-2

Vinna

Oavgjort

Förlorat

övergripande statistik

Brusque

Spelade match 10

Mål (Gjorda mål - insläppta mål)

1.3

0.9

över/under

1.5

50%

2.5

60%

40%

3.5

70%

30%

Båda lag gör mål (Ja-nej)

40%

60%

Rena mål (Ja-nej)

30%

70%

Gjorda mål (Ja-nej)

50%

Match

Datum

Match

10.05.25

BSC

Brusque – ABC

18.05.25

BSC

Ponte Preta – Brusque

20.05.25

CDB

Athletico Paranaense – Brusque

25.05.25

BSC

Brusque – Sao Bernardo SP

01.06.25

BSC

AD Confianca – Brusque

Brazilian Matches Table

Pos #	Team	Pts	Gp	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	GA Sampaio	6	2	2	0	0	8 - 3	5
2	Bare RR	4	2	1	1	0	1 - 0	1
3	Nautico RR	3	2	1	0	1	6 - 3	3
4	Rio Negro RR	1	3	0	1	2	1 - 9	-8
5	Atlético Roraima	0	1	0	0	1	0 - 1	-1

Brazilian Matches Results

Brusque Futebol Clube, commonly known as Brusque, is a professional football club based in Brusque, Santa Catarina, Brazil. Founded in 1987, the club has become a respected name in Brazilian football, especially in the southern region. Well known for their yellow, green and red colors and vibrant local support, Brusque has enjoyed rapid growth and a series of achievements in recent decades.

The team plays their home matches at the Estádio Augusto Bauer, a compact venue that has witnessed much of the club's history and success. Brusque’s fanbase is passionate and deeply connected to the club’s roots in the industrial city of Brusque.

Historically, Brusque has competed in the various tiers of Brazilian football, making significant marks in the Campeonato Catarinense and securing national attention with impressive cup runs. The team, nicknamed "Quadricolor," boasts a culture of resilience and ambition.

Throughout the years, the club has produced and featured several notable players and has a reputation for strong community ties and consistent crowd support. Brusque is continually striving for growth, both on and off the pitch, and is committed to sustainable sporting success.

Team:	Brusque
Full name:	Brusque Futebol Clube
Country:	Brazil
Nickname:	Quadricolor, Bruscão
Founded:	12/10/1987
Colors:	Yellow, green, red & white
Stadium:	Estádio Augusto Bauer 5,000 seats
Address:	Rua Cons. Rui Barbosa, 34, Brusque – SC, 88350-025, Brazil
Telephone:	+55 47 3351-1918
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://brusqueoficial.com.br/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Brusque Futebol Clube

Founded

Brusque Futebol Clube was established on October 12, 1987, after a merger between two local teams, Paysandu-SC and Carlos Renaux. The club was founded with the goal of strengthening football in the region of Brusque, Santa Catarina. From its inception, Brusque embraced the colors of its two predecessors, forming the "Quadricolor" identity: yellow, green, red, and white.

Brusque scaled the state leagues rapidly and soon gained recognition in Brazilian football. The club’s first major state title arrived in 1992 with the Campeonato Catarinense win, followed by other state triumphs, including numerous Copa Santa Catarina trophies. The club also made national waves by winning the Campeonato Brasileiro Série D in 2019, which catapulted Brusque to national prominence and higher tiers of competition.

Throughout its journey, Brusque has built a reputation for competitiveness and a significant regional following, often punching above its weight and earning respect in national competitions.

Finances and Ownership

Brusque Futebol Clube is traditionally structured as a private football club with local ownership and management, led by a board of directors and an elected president. The club’s finances are rooted in community support, sponsorships from prominent local companies, and revenue from ticket sales and commercial partnerships within the city of Brusque.

With the growth of the club and its ascension in the national football leagues, Brusque has attracted greater commercial attention. The club remains focused on sustainable investment, prioritizing stability over risky ventures. Local involvement and a prudent financial approach have insulated Brusque from the major financial crises suffered by some rival clubs, even as they continue to invest in squad quality and infrastructure.

Brusque’s business model is community-centered, leaning on strong fan engagement and effective partnerships in the regional industry.

Popular culture

Brusque is renowned for its close connection with the city’s community and industry, boasting a loyal fanbase known for their heartfelt support and local pride. The club’s nickname, "Quadricolor," is a source of identity, celebrating the traditional four-colored kit representing the city’s football history.

Game days at Estádio Augusto Bauer are characterized by festivity and local traditions, with families and local businesses participating in events. The club’s supporters, sometimes referred to as "Torcida Quadricolor," create an intense yet friendly match atmosphere, reflecting Brusque’s community spirit.

Brusque is also recognized for its active involvement in local community outreach, supporting youth football development and charity initiatives in the region.

Players

Brusque has featured many talented footballers since its founding, contributing to both state and national football. The club’s major successes have often been built around a core squad of hard-working, determined players, many of whom have become local icons.

Brusque’s current squad is a mix of promising younger talents and experienced veterans, reflecting the club’s focus on both competitive achievement and player development. Over the years, players such as Zé Carlos, Edu (Eduardo de Souza), Dandan (Daniel Simões), and Thiago Alagoano have played key roles in the club’s success, alongside more recent names who helped propel Brusque into the national spotlight.

The club has also served as a launching pad for local players, many of whom went on to feature in larger Brazilian clubs or returned to share their experience with Brusque. The commitment to youth development remains a key part of the club’s ethos.

Famous Players

Zé Carlos: One of the club's all-time leading goalscorers, pivotal during state championships and Série D campaigns.
Edu (Eduardo de Souza): Instrumental in the 2019 Série D title win, where he was a standout scorer and later moved to Cruzeiro.
Dandan (Daniel Simões): Known for his work rate in midfield and long-term contribution to multiple campaigns.
Thiago Alagoano: Forward and key part of both state and national runs, especially admired for critical goals.
Jerson Testoni: Served as both player and later as head coach, leading the club during its most successful modern period.

Many of these footballers are fondly remembered for their decisive contributions and strong connection with Brusque fans.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	🇧🇷 Zé Carlos	FW	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
2	🇧🇷 Edu (Eduardo de Souza)	FW	38	79	0.48
3	🇧🇷 Eliomar	MF	34	Updating...	Updating...
4	🇧🇷 Thiago Alagoano	FW	31	80	0.39
5	🇧🇷 Jonatas Belusso	FW	29	Updating...	Updating...

Typical Squad

Brusque, like many Brazilian clubs, tends to adopt tactical flexibility but generally lines up in formations such as 4-2-3-1 or 4-4-2. The team is noted for its work ethic and organization, especially in transition and on home turf.

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeper is the last line of defense and a crucial communicator for the team. In recent seasons, Brusque’s main goalkeepers have included Matheus Nogueira and Ruan Carneiro.

Defender

Brusque’s defense focuses on strong central defenders and overlapping full-backs. Notable names for the upcoming season include Wallace, Éverton Alemão, and Airton.

Midfielder

In the midfield, Brusque emphasizes both defensive solidity and creativity, frequently deploying hardworking and technically capable midfielders such as Rodolfo Potiguar and Jailson.

Forward

The forward line typically features fast wingers and a central striker, with recent notable names such as Olávio and Dentinho leading attacking duties.

Brusque continues to invest in youth and squad depth, balancing local talent and strategic signings.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season is a pivotal campaign for Brusque, with the club competing in the Campeonato Brasileiro Série B and Campeonato Catarinense, seeking further promotion and silverware.

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Matheus Nogueira	🇧🇷	Brazil	17/05/1995
Updating	12	Ruan Carneiro	🇧🇷	Brazil	06/02/1998
Defender
Updating	3	Éverton Alemão	🇧🇷	Brazil	01/06/1993
Updating	4	João Carlos	🇧🇷	Brazil	01/09/1988
Updating	6	Airton	🇧🇷	Brazil	22/02/1994
Updating	16	Wallace	🇧🇷	Brazil	23/04/1992
Midfielder
Updating	5	Rodolfo Potiguar	🇧🇷	Brazil	03/09/1986
Updating	8	Jailson	🇧🇷	Brazil	03/09/1991
Updating	7	Guilherme Queiróz	🇧🇷	Brazil	22/08/1990
Updating	10	Jhemerson	🇧🇷	Brazil	22/12/1999
Forward
Updating	9	Olávio	🇧🇷	Brazil	01/04/1993
Updating	11	Dentinho	🇧🇷	Brazil	06/02/1999
Updating	21	Fernandinho	🇧🇷	Brazil	02/03/1995
Manager
Updating		Luizinho Lopes	🇧🇷	Brazil	05/10/1981
Ass. Manager
Updating		Everson Paraiba	🇧🇷	Brazil	Updating...

Coach

Brusque Futebol Clube, a club based in Santa Catarina, Brazil, has seen various coaches at its helm throughout its history, many of whom have played important roles in the club's achievements and progression, especially in regional and national competitions. Below is a summary of some of the most important coaches in Brusque's history:

Waguinho Dias: Considered one of Brusque's most successful coaches, Waguinho Dias took charge in 2019 and led the club to win the Campeonato Brasileiro Série D (2019), the Recopa Catarinense (2020, 2023) and the Copa Santa Catarina (2019). Under his guidance, Brusque achieved promotion to Série C and later to Série B, marking historic milestones for the club.
Jersinho Testoni: Testoni was head coach from the end of 2019 until late 2021. He led Brusque to promotion from Série C to Série B in 2020 and secured the Copa Santa Catarina title in 2020. His period is considered one of the most important in the club’s modern era.
Pícoli: Serving as head coach during important cycles (particularly in 2022), Pícoli managed the team in Série B and made significant contributions to the club's stability in the division.
Marcelo Caranhato: With spells in both 2016 and 2018-2019, Caranhato led Brusque to the Copa Santa Catarina title in 2018, which qualified the club for the Recopa Catarinense and national competitions.

These names, along with others, have been central to Brusque’s rise in regional and national Brazilian football, helping to establish the club as a competitive and organized presence in recent years.

Period	Manager	Country	born
19/02/2024 – Present	Luizinho Lopes	Brazil	11/07/1981
27/09/2023 – 15/02/2024	Fabio Matias	Brazil	18/01/1981
17/02/2023 – 25/09/2023	Gerson Testoni ("Jersinho" Testoni)	Brazil	15/06/1980
06/12/2022 – 15/02/2023	Umberto Louzer	Brazil	24/02/1980
04/04/2022 – 06/12/2022	Luan Carlos	Brazil	06/07/1992
17/02/2022 – 04/04/2022	Waguinho Dias	Brazil	09/03/1963
09/11/2021 – 15/02/2022	Gerson Testoni ("Jersinho" Testoni)	Brazil	15/06/1980
03/06/2021 – 30/10/2021	Pícoli	Brazil	17/12/1978
18/06/2019 – 02/06/2021	Gerson Testoni ("Jersinho" Testoni)	Brazil	15/06/1980
22/08/2018 – 17/06/2019	Marcelo Caranhato	Brazil	26/09/1978
19/06/2018 – 20/08/2018	Waguinho Dias	Brazil	09/03/1963
13/01/2016 – 29/04/2018	Marcelo Caranhato	Brazil	26/09/1978
2015 – 2015	Leandro Campos	Brazil	25/01/1964
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Crests and Colors

Brusque Futebol Clube, more commonly known as Brusque, is a professional football club based in Brusque, Santa Catarina, Brazil. Since its foundation in 1987, the club's visual identity—its crest and colors—has reflected the culture and history of its region.

The original crest of Brusque was a simple shield featuring the initials "BFC," drawing inspiration from the flags and traditional symbols of Santa Catarina. In 1992, the club modernized its emblem, introducing the distinctive yellow shield divided horizontally by a green and red band, encapsulating the state and city’s flags. The club periodically has made subtle refinements to the crest, including improvements in graphic quality and slight shape adjustments, but it has largely remained faithful to the recognizable yellow, green, and red motif. Notably, the star above the badge commemorates the 1992 state championship win—the club's greatest triumph.

Brusque’s traditional colors are yellow, green, and red, symbolic of the city and state’s heritage. The home kit predominantly features yellow shirts and socks, with green shorts and red ornamentation, while away kits often invert the palette or display white as a base with colored accents. Over the decades, the club occasionally uses alternative designs incorporating greater proportions of green or red, but yellow always stands at the heart of the club’s visual identity.

Brusque’s colors and crest both serve as proud reminders of the club’s roots in Santa Catarina, connecting its sporting legacy with the cultural landscape of southeastern Brazil.

Fan Club

Brusque FC enjoys the support of a devoted local fan base, with supporters who are known for their passionate and festive atmosphere during matches. The club's main supporters group is the "Bruscão Chopp," notable for its vibrant yellow, green, and red banners, vocal support, and traditional southern Brazilian carnival instruments.

The Bruscão Chopp was founded in the early 2000s and quickly became prominent in the state scene, recognized for organizing pre-match parades, singing club anthems, and continuous flag-waving throughout the 90 minutes. Unique among Brazilian fan communities, Brusque's supporters often incorporate German-Brazilian cultural elements (reflective of the city’s heritage), such as brass bands, local culinary festivals, and communal celebrations after important victories at the stadium or city squares.

Although Brusque is a relatively young club by Brazilian standards, its supporters’ pride, creativity, and regional flavor make every home match a lively celebration—demonstrating unwavering loyalty regardless of the match outcome or division the club competes in.

Stadium

Brusque Futebol Clube's home matches are played at the Estádio Augusto Bauer, located in Brusque, Santa Catarina, Brazil. This historic stadium holds a special place in both the club and the city's sporting culture.

The Estádio Augusto Bauer was inaugurated in 1931, long before Brusque FC’s foundation, originally serving local teams. With the emergence of Brusque FC, the stadium became the heart of the club's activities, hosting thousands of fans for both league and knockout matches. The stadium has an official capacity of approximately 5,000 spectators, though it has welcomed more during special occasions and finals.

Augusto Bauer Stadium has undergone several refurbishments—the most significant took place in the early 2000s, which brought improvements to seating, security, and player facilities. Further updates in the 2010s provided upgraded lighting and better accessibility. However, the intimate and traditional atmosphere has always been retained, keeping fans close to the pitch and maintaining the special southern Brazilian football spirit.

Estádio Augusto Bauer remains a proud symbol of Brusque’s footballing ambition and its tight community connection.

Honours and Awards

Despite being a relatively young club, Brusque Futebol Clube has made notable achievements in Santa Catarina and national competitions. Their honors reflect a steady progression from regional relevance to wider recognition within Brazilian football.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Campeonato Catarinense (Santa Catarina State Championship)	1	Winner	1992
2	Copa Santa Catarina	2	Winner	1992, 2008
3	Recopa Catarinense	1	Winner	2020
4	Campeonato Brasileiro Série D	1	Winner	2019
5	Campeonato Catarinense Série B	4	Winner	1997, 2008, 2015, 2018
6	National Cups & International Titles	0	Updating...	Updating...

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One of the main features of Betimate is its 60% accurate predictions on the outcome of Brusque matches in every tournament throughout history up to 2023. These predictions are powered by a complex algorithm that considers team form, player performance, and historical data. While no prediction can ever be 100% accurate, Betimate’s insights are a valuable tool for bettors looking to improve their chances of success.

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With accurate predictions, extensive statistics, and an attractive interface, Betimate is a must-visit website for Brusque fans or anyone interested in betting on their matches.

FAQs about Brusque

Q: When was Brusque Futebol Clube founded?

A: Brusque FC was founded on October 12, 1987, through a merger between two local teams, Paysandu-SC and Carlos Renaux.

Q: What are Brusque’s official colors?

A: Brusque’s official colors are yellow, green, and red, reflecting the city’s and state’s symbols.

Q: What is the capacity of Estádio Augusto Bauer?

A: The stadium has an official capacity of approximately 5,000 spectators.

Q: What is Brusque’s greatest achievement in football?

A: Brusque’s greatest achievement is winning the Campeonato Catarinense (Santa Catarina State Championship) in 1992.

Q: Who are Brusque’s traditional rivals?

A: Brusque's main rivals are Joinville, Marcílio Dias, and Metropolitano, competing mainly in Santa Catarina state competitions.

Q: Has Brusque ever played in the top division of Brazilian football?

A: As of 2024, Brusque has not played in the top flight (Campeonato Brasileiro Série A) but has recently competed in Série B.

Q: What is “Bruscão Chopp”?

A: "Bruscão Chopp" is the largest and most prominent fan group of Brusque FC, renowned for their enthusiastic matchday support, flags, and celebrations.

Q: Why is the club’s crest marked with a star?

A: The lone star above Brusque’s badge commemorates their state championship victory in 1992.

Q: Has Brusque produced any notable footballers?

A: While Brusque has yet to produce internationally renowned players, the club has developed several athletes who later succeeded in bigger Brazilian clubs. Specific names vary by season.

Q: What competitions is Brusque currently competing in?

A: As of 2024, Brusque competes in Campeonato Brasileiro Série B and the Campeonato Catarinense.

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