Rio Branco AC

Leagues Played: Brazílie - Serie D 73 Brazílie - Campeonato Acreano 63 Copa do Brasil 12 Brazílie - Campeonato Capixaba 12 Brazílie - Zápasy 10 Brazílie - Copa Verde 9 Brazílie - Paulista - Pohár 1
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Related Teams: Rio Branco AC U20 Rio Branco AC U19 Rio Branco AC ženy

Brazílie - Serie D	04/27 19:00	1	Manauara v Rio Branco AC	L	3-1
Brazílie - Campeonato Acreano	04/25 20:30	5	^[2] Rio Branco AC v Humaita ^[1]	L	0-3
Brazílie - Campeonato Acreano	04/21 22:00	4	Independencia v Rio Branco AC	L	1-0
Brazílie - Campeonato Acreano	04/18 18:30	3	Sao Francisco AC v Rio Branco AC	W	0-1
Brazílie - Campeonato Acreano	04/15 20:30	2	^[3] Rio Branco AC v Vasco da Gama AC ^[6]	D	3-3
Brazílie - Campeonato Acreano	04/11 18:30	1	Rio Branco AC v Galvez AC	W	1-0
Brazílie - Campeonato Acreano	04/06 20:00	1	Independencia v Rio Branco AC	D	2-2
Brazílie - Campeonato Acreano	04/03 23:00	1	Independencia v Rio Branco AC	-	Postponed
Brazílie - Campeonato Acreano	03/27 21:00	1	Independencia v Rio Branco AC	-	Postponed
Brazílie - Campeonato Acreano	03/23 20:00	1	^[5] ADESG v Rio Branco AC ^[1]	D	1-1
Brazílie - Campeonato Acreano	03/19 21:00	1	ADESG v Rio Branco AC	-	Postponed
Brazílie - Campeonato Acreano	03/16 22:00	1	Rio Branco AC v Andira EC	W	1-0
Brazílie - Campeonato Acreano	03/12 23:00	1	Rio Branco AC v Andira EC	-	Postponed
Brazílie - Campeonato Acreano	03/12 21:00	1	ADESG v Rio Branco AC	-	Postponed
Brazílie - Campeonato Acreano	03/10 20:00	1	^[1] Rio Branco FC AC v Vasco da Gama AC ^[6]	W	2-0
Brazílie - Copa Verde	03/06 23:00	8	Paysandu v Rio Branco AC	L	3-0
Brazílie - Campeonato Acreano	03/05 23:00	1	Rio Branco AC v Andira EC	-	Postponed
Brazílie - Campeonato Acreano	03/02 20:00	1	Rio Branco AC v Independencia	-	Cancelled
Brazílie - Campeonato Acreano	03/02 00:00	1	Rio Branco AC v Vasco da Gama AC	-	Postponed
Brazílie - Copa Verde	02/28 23:00	7	Águia de Marabá v Rio Branco AC	W	0-2
Brazílie - Campeonato Acreano	02/25 22:00	1	Atletico Acreano v Rio Branco AC	W	0-3
Copa do Brasil	02/22 00:30	7	Rio Branco AC v CRB	D	0-0
Brazílie - Campeonato Acreano	02/20 23:00	1	Atletico Acreano v Rio Branco AC	-	Postponed
Brazílie - Zápasy	08/20 18:00	-	Nova Venecia v Rio Branco AC	D	1-1
Brazílie - Zápasy	06/25 18:00	-	Rio Branco AC v Nova Venecia	L	0-2
Brazílie - Zápasy	06/13 22:30	-	Rio Branco AC v Linhares	L	0-1
Brazílie - Campeonato Acreano	05/01 21:00	5	Humaita v Rio Branco AC	W	0-1
Brazílie - Campeonato Acreano	04/27 23:00	4	^[2] Galvez AC v Rio Branco AC ^[2]	D	0-0
Brazílie - Campeonato Acreano	04/23 20:00	3	^[2] Rio Branco AC v Independencia ^[4]	W	2-0
Brazílie - Campeonato Acreano	04/19 23:00	2	^[2] Rio Branco AC v Atletico Acreano ^[1]	W	1-0

Wikipedia - Rio Branco Football Club

Rio Branco Football Club, commonly referred to as Rio Branco, is a Brazilian professional club based in Rio Branco, Acre founded on 8 June 1919. It competes in the Campeonato Acreano, the top flight of the Acre state football league.

It is the most successful club in Acre, having won a record 47 state titles, 31 of those being won in the amateur era. Rio Branco also took part in the national league in 21 seasons, the most of any club from the state. It is also the first Northern Brazil and the only club from Acre to play in a continental cup, featuring in the 1997 Copa CONMEBOL after winning the Copa Norte in the same year.

Rio Branco's highest national league finish was achieved in 1989, when they finished 16th in the Brazilian Série B. The club's home colours are red and white and the team mascot is the Altaneira star, a symbol from the Acre state flag.

Rio Branco is currently ranked third among Acre teams in CBF's national club ranking, at 98th place overall.

History

On June 8, 1919, the club was founded by the lawyer Luiz Mestrinho Filho, a relative of Governor Gilberto Mestrinho.

In 1947, the club won the first state championship organized by the Acre State Football Federation. From 1955 to 1957, Rio Branco won three state championships in a row.

Rio Branco won the first edition of Copa Norte in 1997, beating Remo of Pará state, in the final. Rio Branco gained the right to compete in that year's Copa CONMEBOL. The club was eliminated in the first round of Copa CONMEBOL, by Deportes Tolima, of Colombia, after losing in the penalty shootout. From 2002 to 2005, Rio Branco won four state championships in a row.