Palmeiras reached their 27th Campeonato Paulista title this Sunday (8), beating Novorizontino in the decision.
Abel Ferreira’s team is the second biggest winner of the state, behind Corinthians, with 31 cups.
Next come São Paulo and Santos, with 22 victories each.
The Campeonato Paulista, the country’s first state football tournament, has been played without interruption since 1902.
In December 1901, five clubs from the capital — Sport Club Internacional, Club Athletico Paulistano, Sport Club Germânia, Associação Athletica Mackenzie College and São Paulo Athletic Club, whose captain was Charles Miller — founded the Liga Paulista de Foot-ball, an entity that would organize, the following year, the inaugural edition of the championship.
In 1912, differences between the clubs led to the creation of the São Paulo Athletic Sports Association. In the following years, each of the leagues organized their own competition, until the closure of the Liga Paulista de Foot-ball in 1917.
In 1925, a new split was at the root of the creation of the Amateur Football League, which promoted its championship between 1926 and 1929.
The tournament was unified in the 1930s, with the founding of the Liga Paulista de Futebol, the embryo of the current FPF (Federação Paulista de Futebol), which has organized the state competition since 1941.
Check out the complete list of Campeonato Paulista champions below.
2026 Palmeiras
2025 Corinthians
2024 Palm trees
2023 Palm trees
2022 Palm trees
2021 São Paulo
2020 Palm trees
2019 Corinthians
2018 Corinthians
2017 Corinthians
2016 Santos
2015 Santos
2014 Ituano
2013 Corinthians
2012 Santos
2011 Santos
2010 Santos
2009 Corinthians
2008 Palm trees
2007 Santos
2006 Santos
2005 São Paulo
2004 AD São Caetano
2003 Corinthians
2002 (State) Ituano
2002 (Super) São Paulo
2001 Corinthians
2000 São Paulo
1999 Corinthians
1998 São Paulo
1997 Corinthians
1996 Palm trees
1995 Corinthians
1994 Palm trees
1993 Palm trees
1992 São Paulo
1991 São Paulo
1990 Bragantino
1989 São Paulo
1988 Corinthians
1987 São Paulo
1986 AA Internacional (Limeira)
1985 São Paulo
1984 Santos
1983 Corinthians
1982 Corinthians
1981 São Paulo
1980 São Paulo
1979 Corinthians
1978 Santos
1977 Corinthians
1976 Palm trees
1975 São Paulo
1974 Palm trees
1973 Santos and Portuguese
1972 Palm trees
1971 São Paulo
1970 São Paulo
1969 Santos
1968 Santos
1967 Santos
1966 Palm trees
1965 Santos
1964 Santos
1963 Palm trees
1962 Santos
1961 Santos
1960 Santos
1959 Palm trees
1958 Santos
1957 São Paulo
1956 Santos
1955 Santos
1954 Corinthians
1953 São Paulo
1952 Corinthians
1951 Corinthians
1950 Palm trees
1949 São Paulo
1948 São Paulo
1947 Palm trees
1946 São Paulo
[1945 São Paulo
1944 Palm trees
1943 São Paulo
1942 Palm trees
1941 Corinthians
CHAMPIONSHIPS NOT ORGANIZED BY THE PAULISTA FOOTBALL FEDERATION
1940 – LFESP Lecture Italy
1939 – LFESP Corinthians
1938 – LFESP Corinthians
1937 – LPF Corinthians
1936 – LPF Lecture Italy
1936 – HOW Portuguese
1935 – LPF Santos
1935 – HOW Portuguese
1934 – HOW Lecture Italy
1933 – HOW Lecture Italy
1932 – HOW Lecture Italy
1931 – HOW São Paulo da Floresta
1930 – HOW Corinthians
1929 – HOW Corinthians
1929 – LAF From São Paulo
1928 – HOW Corinthians
1928 – LAF SC International
1927 – HOW Lecture Italy
1927 – LAF From São Paulo
1926 – HOW Lecture Italy
1926 – LAF From São Paulo
1925 – HOW Saint Benedict
1924 – HOW Corinthians
1923 – HOW Corinthians
1922 – HOW Corinthians
1921 – HOW From São Paulo
1920 – HOW Lecture Italy
1919 – HOW From São Paulo
1918 – HOW From São Paulo
1917 – HOW From São Paulo
1916 – LPF Corinthians
1916 – HOW From São Paulo
1915 – LPF Germania
1915 – HOW AA das Palmeiras
1914 – LPF Corinthians
1914 – HOW Saint Benedict
1913 – LPF Americano
1913 – HOW From São Paulo
1912 – LPF Americano
1911 – LPF São Paulo Athletic
1910 – LPF AA das Palmeiras
1909 – LPF AA das Palmeiras
1908 – LPF From São Paulo
1907 – LPF SC International
1906 – LPF Germania
1905 – LPF From São Paulo
1904 – LPF São Paulo Athletic
1903 – LPF São Paulo Athletic
1902 – LPF São Paulo Athletic
