Choque-Rei

The Choque-Rei (English: Clash of Kings) is the name given to Palmeiras and São Paulo football rivalry matches. It is contested between two very big, classic football clubs. The derby dates back to 1930. The tension between both clubs and fanbases is extremely fierce, and it is considered the one of the biggest derbies in the city of São Paulo.

Choque-Rei
A Choque-Rei match in the 2007 Campeonato Brasileiro Série A
LocationSão Paulo, Brazil
First meeting30 March 1930
Campeonato Paulista
São Paulo 2–2 Palestra Itália
Latest meeting29 April 2024
Campeonato Paulista
São Paulo 0–0 Palmeiras
Next meeting10 August 2024
Campeonato Brasileiro
Palmeiras v São Paulo
StadiumsAllianz Parque (Palmeiras)
Morumbi (São Paulo)
Statistics
Meetings total347[1]
Most player appearancesRogério Ceni (58)[2]
Top scorerMüller (15)[3]
All-time seriesPalmeiras: 116
Drawn: 115
São Paulo: 116
Largest victoryPalmeiras 0–6 São Paulo
Campeonato Paulista
26 March 1939

São Paulo and Palmeiras are tied in head-to-head statistics, both with 116 wins along with other 115 drawn matches, making for an balanced encounter. In Campeonato Brasileiro Série A matches, Palmeiras has an advantadge with 27 wins, while São Paulo won 17, and 33 matches ended in a draw.[4]

The two teams have their training centers separated by only a wall, being nicknamed by many as the "Berlin Wall".[5]

History

The first meeting between São Paulo and Palmeiras (at the time called Palestra Itália) began in the 1930 Campeonato Paulista, with a 2–2 draw. The rivalry blossomed in the 1940s, because between 1942 and 1950, São Paulo and Palmeiras were state protagonists. São Paulo won five Campeonato Paulista titles (1943, 1945, 1946, 1948 and 1949), while Palmeiras won four (1942, 1944, 1947 and 1950).[6] At that time, the rivalry between the two teams was responsible for bringing crowds to the stadiums. The magnitude of the duel caused journalist Thomaz Mazzoni, from the newspaper A Gazeta Esportiva, to highlight the classic as "Choque-Rei" (Clash of Kings).[6][7]

Statistics

Last updated on 29 April 2024

Source: [8][9]

TypeCompetitionPalmeiras winsDrawsSão Paulo wins
ContinentalCopa Libertadores136
NationalCampeonato Brasileiro Série A273317
Copa do Brasil105
Supercopa do Brasil010
Inter-stateTorneio Rio–São Paulo1377
StateCampeonato Paulista585369
Supercampeonato Paulista011
Other matches161811
Total116115116

Total goals in all competitions:

  • Palmeiras goals: 453
  • São Paulo goals: 443

Total goals in Campeonato Brasileiro:

  • Palmeiras goals: 99
  • São Paulo goals: 79

Largest wins

Palmeiras largest win:

  • Palmeiras 5–0 São Paulo (19 May 1965, Pacaembu; Torneio Rio–São Paulo)[10][11]
  • Palmeiras 5–0 São Paulo (25 October 2023, Allianz Parque; Campeonato Brasileiro)[11]

São Paulo largest win:

Largest attendances

  • Attendance: 115,000 (Palmeiras 0–1 São Paulo; 27 June 1971, Morumbi; Campeonato Paulista)[citation needed]
  • Attendance: 112,016 (Palmeiras 0–0 São Paulo; 17 June 1979, Morumbi; Campeonato Paulista)[13]

Titles comparison

CompetitionPalmeirasSão Paulo
Campeonato Brasileiro Série A126
Copa do Brasil41
Supercopa do Brasil11
Copa Libertadores33
Copa Sudamericana1
Recopa Sudamericana12
Supercopa Libertadores1
Copa Mercosur1
Copa CONMEBOL1
Copa Master de CONMEBOL1
Copa Rio International1
FIFA Club World Cup/Intercontinental Cup3
Total2320
Other competitionsPalmeirasSão Paulo
Campeonato Paulista2622
Supercampeonato Paulista1
Torneio Rio–São Paulo51
Copa dos Campeões1
Total General5544

Note: Although the Intercontinental Cup and the FIFA Club World Cup are officially different tournaments, in Brazil they are treated many times as the same tournament.

List of matches

National league

Palmeiras v São Paulo
DateVenueScoreCompetition
6 May 1967Pacaembu1–1Torneio Roberto G. Pedrosa
12 October 1968Morumbi1–1Torneio Roberto G. Pedrosa
22 November 1972Pacaembu0–0Campeonato Nacional
25 November 1973Morumbi1–2Campeonato Nacional
20 February 1974Morumbi0–0Campeonato Nacional
12 June 1974Pacaembu1–0Campeonato Nacional
23 April 1978Morumbi0–0Copa Brasil
3 February 1985Morumbi2–2Taça de Ouro
14 December 1986Morumbi2–2Copa Brasil
26 September 1987Pacaembu2–1Copa Brasil
13 November 1988Palestra Itália1–1Copa Brasil
21 November 1993Morumbi1–1Série A
29 September 1996Palestra Itália2–1Série A
26 July 1998Pacaembu2–1Série A
27 June 2000Palestra Itália2–3Copa João Havelange
2 September 2000Morumbi0–3Copa João Havelange
25 November 2000Pacaembu1–1Copa João Havelange
2 October 2002Pacaembu1–1Série A
27 June 2004Pacaembu2–1Série A
12 November 2005Pacaembu2–1Série A
24 September 2006Prudentão3–1Série A
29 August 2007Palestra Itália0–1Série A
19 October 2008Palestra Itália2–2Série A
24 May 2009Palestra Itália0–0Série A
19 September 2010Pacaembu0–2Série A
27 November 2011Pacaembu1–0Série A
15 July 2012Arena Barueri1–1Série A
17 August 2014Pacaembu1–2Série A
28 June 2015Allianz Parque4–0Série A
7 September 2016Allianz Parque2–1Série A
27 August 2017Allianz Parque4–2Série A
2 June 2018Allianz Parque3–1Série A
30 October 2019Allianz Parque3–0Série A
10 October 2020Allianz Parque0–2Série A
17 November 2021Allianz Parque0–2Série A
16 October 2022Allianz Parque0–0Série A
25 October 2023Allianz Parque5–0Série A
São Paulo v Palmeiras
DateVenueScoreCompetition
5 November 1969Palestra Itália2–1Torneio Roberto G. Pedrosa
20 September 1970Morumbi0–2Torneio Roberto G. Pedrosa
23 October 1971Morumbi1–1Campeonato Nacional
10 December 1972Morumbi2–1Campeonato Nacional
12 October 1975Morumbi0–0Copa Brasil
17 October 1976Morumbi1–2Copa Brasil
6 November 1977Pacaembu0–2Copa Brasil
9 July 1978Morumbi1–1Copa Brasil
16 March 1985Pacaembu4–4Taça de Ouro
2 November 1986Morumbi0–0Copa Brasil
5 November 1989Morumbi2–2Série A
21 October 1990Morumbi1–2Série A
4 April 1991Morumbi0–0Série A
8 March 1992Morumbi0–4Série A
14 December 1993Morumbi0–2Série A
30 October 1994Morumbi2–2Série A
26 November 1995Morenão0–2Série A
7 September 1997Morumbi0–2Série A
3 October 1999Morumbi0–0Série A
30 November 2000Morumbi1–2Copa João Havelange
6 October 2001Morumbi0–1Série A
2 October 2004Morumbi2–1Série A
4 August 2005Morumbi3–3Série A
24 May 2006Morumbi4–1Série A
27 May 2007Morumbi0–0Série A
13 July 2008Morumbi2–1Série A
30 August 2009Morumbi0–0Série A
26 May 2010Morumbi1–0Série A
21 August 2011Morumbi1–1Série A
6 October 2012Morumbi3–0Série A
16 November 2014Morumbi2–0Série A
27 September 2015Morumbi1–1Série A
29 May 2016Morumbi1–0Série A
27 May 2017Morumbi2–0Série A
6 October 2018Morumbi0–2Série A
13 July 2019Morumbi1–1Série A
19 February 2021Morumbi1–1Série A
31 July 2021Morumbi1–1Série A
20 June 2022Morumbi1–2Série A
11 June 2023Morumbi0–2Série A
29 April 2024Morumbi0–0Série A

Cup

DateVenueScoreCompetition
24 June 2000Morumbi2–1Copa do Brasil quarterfinal 1st leg
27 June 2000Palestra Itália2–3Copa do Brasil quarterfinal 2nd leg
23 June 2022Morumbi1–0Copa do Brasil round of 16 1st leg
14 July 2022Allianz Parque2–1[a]Copa do Brasil round of 16 2nd leg
5 July 2023Morumbi1–0Copa do Brasil quarterfinal 1st leg
13 July 2023Allianz Parque1–2Copa do Brasil quarterfinal 2nd leg
4 February 2024Mineirão0–0[b]Supercopa do Brasil

International competitions

DateVenueScoreCompetition
30 March 1974Morumbi2–0Copa Libertadores group stage
24 April 1974Palestra Itália1–2Copa Libertadores group stage
27 April 1994Pacaembu0–0Copa Libertadores round of 16 1st leg
24 July 1994Morumbi2–1Copa Libertadores round of 16 2nd leg
18 May 2005Palestra Itália0–1Copa Libertadores round of 16 1st leg
25 May 2005Morumbi2–0Copa Libertadores round of 16 2nd leg
26 April 2006Palestra Itália1–1Copa Libertadores round of 16 1st leg
3 May 2006Morumbi2–1Copa Libertadores round of 16 2nd leg
10 August 2021Morumbi1–1Copa Libertadores quarterfinal 1st leg
17 August 2021Allianz Parque3–0Copa Libertadores quarterfinal 2nd leg

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