Squad
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Goalkeeper
1 Danilo Brazil 31/07/1985
João Paulo Brazil 12/02/1981
36 Nivaldo Brazil 19/03/1974
39 Silvio Brazil 11/10/1988
Defender
André Paulinho Brazil 14/03/1985
2 Apodi Brazil 13/12/1986
6 Dener Brazil 28/06/1991
14 Felipe Zang Brazil 21/05/1994
18 Igor Brazil 21/03/1995
32 Mateus Caramelo Brazil 30/08/1994
26 Michel Brazil 13/09/1995
29 Neto Brazil 16/08/1985
12 Pedro Brazil 23/03/1995
3 Rafael Lima Brazil 08/03/1986
27 Thiego Brazil 22/07/1986
45 Tiago Costa Brazil 13/04/1987
Tiago Saletti Brazil 29/01/1983
34 Vílson Brazil 03/04/1988
25 Wesley Brazil 25/08/1996
Midfielder
22 Abuda Brazil 22/01/1989
55 Bruno Silva Brazil 03/08/1986
10 Camilo Brazil 09/03/1986
88 Cléber Santana Brazil 27/06/1981
17 Elicarlos Brazil 08/06/1985
8 Gil Brazil 03/09/1987
21 Hyoran Brazil 25/05/1993
Jailson Brazil 07/09/1995
15 João Afonso Brazil 09/02/1995
16 Lucas Machado Brazil 22/02/1994
40 Maranhão Brazil 03/05/1990
18 Maylson Brazil 06/03/1989
33 Neném Brazil 04/02/1982
20 Richarlyson Brazil 27/12/1982
97 Wagner Brazil 27/05/1991
5 Wanderson Brazil 06/10/1980
Forward
11 Ananias Brazil 20/01/1989
9 Bruno Rangel Brazil 11/12/1981
56 Edmilson Brazil 15/09/1982
23 Roger Silva Brazil 07/01/1985
7 Wiliam Barbio Brazil 22/10/1992
19 Yuri Brazil 28/06/1994
Manager
Vinícius Eutrópio Brazil 27/06/1966

Chapecoense

Chapecoense
Chapecoense
Associação Chapecoense de Futebol
 
Country: Brazil
Founded: 10/05/1973
stadium: Arena Condá
Homepage: www.chapecoense.com/
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Lawyers for the families of those killed in a 2016 plane crash that all but wiped out Brazilian football team Chapecoense arrived in La Paz Wednesday to enlist government help in their compensation case....
Journalist Rafael Henzel, one of just six survivors of the 77 people on board the plane that crashed carrying the Brazilian football team Chapecoense in 2016, has died of heart attack that struck while he was playing soccer with friends, his employers Radio Oeste Capital announced on Thursday....
The 2016 plane crash that wiped out a Brazilian football team was caused by a lack of fuel, Colombia's aviation authority said Friday following an extensive investigation into the disaster....
A year after Brazil's Chapecoense football club was all but wiped out in an air crash on their way to play the game of their lives, the team is winning again -- and daring to think of the future....
Spanish giants Barcelona said Thursday they had pledged to aid the reconstruction of Brazilian side Chapecoense, decimated by an air crash last month in Colombia....
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