Vasco da Gama
BrasiliaPerustettu
1898
Pelikenttä
Estádio São Januário
Kaupunki
Rio de Janeiro
Kapasiteetti
24,584
Alusta
grass
Tiesitkö?
Club de Regatas Vasco da Gama was founded in 1898 in Rio de Janeiro by Portuguese immigrants and Brazilian workers, initially as a rowing club.
Kauden tilastot
Tilasto
5W 7D 9L
H:5W/A:0W
Maalit
23 / 31 (-8)
H:13/A:10
Nollapelit
2
H:2/A:0
Sijoitus
15
Loukkaantuneet pelaajat (24)
Viimeisimmät tulokset
vs Santos
16/08/2026Brasilian Serie A
vs Olimpia
13/08/2026CONMEBOL Sudamericana
@ Bahia
09/08/2026Brasilian Serie A
@ Fluminense
06/08/2026Copa do Brasil
vs Fluminense
01/08/2026Copa do Brasil
vs Independiente Medellín
29/07/2026CONMEBOL Sudamericana
vs Mirassol
25/07/2026Brasilian Serie A
@ Independiente Medellín
22/07/2026CONMEBOL Sudamericana
@ Vitória
16/07/2026Brasilian Serie A
vs Atlético Mineiro
31/05/2026Brasilian Serie A
Tulevat ottelut
@ Olimpia
CONMEBOL Sudamericana
20/08/2026
00:00
@ Palmeiras
Brasilian Serie A
23/08/2026
21:00
vs Vitória
Copa do Brasil
27/08/2026
02:30
vs Cruzeiro
Brasilian Serie A
30/08/2026
02:20
@ Vitória
Copa do Brasil
03/09/2026
02:30
@ Fluminense
Brasilian Serie A
06/09/2026
02:00
@ Grêmio
Brasilian Serie A
13/09/2026
22:00
vs Coritiba
Brasilian Serie A
20/09/2026
22:00
@ Botafogo
Brasilian Serie A
07/10/2026
22:00
vs Remo
Brasilian Serie A
11/10/2026
22:00
Vasco da Gama
Club de Regatas Vasco da Gama was founded in 1898 in Rio de Janeiro as a rowing club by Portuguese immigrants and Brazilian workers, later establishing a football department in 1915. Named after the famous explorer Vasco da Gama, the club is known as O Gigante da Colina (The Giant of the Hill) and plays in white with a diagonal black sash. Their home ground, São Januário stadium, opened in 1927. Vasco has a distinguished history of social inclusion, being one of the first Brazilian clubs to field Afro-Brazilian and working-class players. Their titles include four Campeonato Brasileiro Série A crowns, the Copa Libertadores (1998), and four Copa do Brasil trophies. In 1957, Vasco beat Real Madrid 4–3 in the final of the Tournoi de Paris, and in 1948 became the first Brazilian club to win an international title abroad.