Vitória
BrazilFounded
1899
Venue
Estádio Manoel Barradas
City
Salvador
Capacity
35,980
Surface
grass
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Esporte Clube Vitória was founded on 13 May 1899 in Salvador, Bahia, making it one of the oldest football clubs in Brazil.
Season Stats
Record
4W 3D 4L
H:4W/A:0W
Goals
11 / 14 (-3)
H:8/A:3
Clean Sheets
1
H:0/A:1
Rank
16
Sidelined Players (28)
Recent Results
@ Flamengo
23/04/2026Copa do Brasil
vs Corinthians
18/04/2026Serie A
vs Piauí
16/04/2026Copa do Nordeste
vs São Paulo
11/04/2026Serie A
vs Juazeirense
08/04/2026Copa do Nordeste
@ Chapecoense
05/04/2026Serie A
@ Cruzeiro
01/04/2026Serie A
@ CRB
28/03/2026Copa do Nordeste
vs Botafogo PB
25/03/2026Copa do Nordeste
vs Mirassol
22/03/2026Serie A
Upcoming Fixtures
@ Athletico Paranaense
Serie A
26/04/2026
23:30
@ Confiança
Copa do Nordeste
30/04/2026
02:30
vs Coritiba
Serie A
02/05/2026
23:30
@ Fluminense
Serie A
09/05/2026
23:00
vs Flamengo
Copa do Brasil
15/05/2026
02:30
@ RB Bragantino
Serie A
17/05/2026
23:30
vs Internacional
Serie A
23/05/2026
22:00
@ Santos
Serie A
31/05/2026
22:00
vs Vasco da Gama
Serie A
22/07/2026
22:00
@ Remo
Serie A
26/07/2026
22:00
Vitória
Esporte Clube Vitória was founded on 13 May 1899 in Salvador, Bahia, making it one of the oldest clubs in Brazil. The club initially competed in cricket before embracing football, playing its first football match in 1901. Known as Leão da Barra (Lion of the Bar) or Rubro-Negro Baiano, they wear distinctive red and black horizontal stripes and play at the Manoel Barradas stadium, with a capacity of 35,632. Vitória is the most successful team in the history of the Copa do Nordeste, with five titles, and was Brasileirão runner-up in 1993. Their youth academy has produced international stars including David Luiz, Hulk, Bebeto, and Dida. In 2023, Vitória won the Série B championship, earning promotion to the top flight and continuing a storied legacy in north-eastern Brazilian football.