Brazil national access football team

Brazil Access

Nickname(s)| SeleAcesso
Association| Confederação Brasileira de Futebol
(Brazilian Football Confederation)
Confederation| CONMEBOL (South America)
Head coach| Sylvio Pirillo (1962)
Denoni Alves (1964)
Most caps| Various (5)
Top scorer| Luís Carlos (5)
Home stadium| Didn't play at home
FIFA code| BRA

First colours

Second colours

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First international
Brazil 3–2  Chile
(Lima, Peru; January 25, 1962)
Last international
Argentina 1–1  Brazil
(Buenos Aires, Argentina; February 2, 1964)
Biggest win
Brazil 4–1  Uruguay
(Buenos Aires, Argentina; January 25, 1964)
Biggest defeat
None
South American Access Championship
Appearances| 2 (first in 1962)
Best result| Winners : 1962
1964

The Brazil national access team, also known as Seleacesso, was a Brazilian football team formed in 1962[1] and 1964 especially for the South American Access Championship, a tournament between national teams from South America that were formed only by athletes who did not disputed their national top league level.[2][3]

In Brazil, players who competed in their state level leagues were accepted.

## Titles[edit]

* South American Access Championship
* Winners (2): 1962, 1964

## All matches played[edit]

Nº  | Edition  | Date  | Game

|
|
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1  |  1962  | 25 January 1962  |  Brazil 3-2  Chile
2  |  1962  | 29 January 1962  |  Brazil 3-2  Paraguay
3  |  1962  | 3 February 1962  |  Argentina 0-0  Brazil
4  |  1962  | 5 February 1962  |  Peru 1-3  Brazil
5  |  1964  | 18 January 1964  |  Brazil 1-0  Peru
6  |  1964  | 22 January 1964  |  Brazil 1-0  Paraguay
7  |  1964  | 25 January 1964  |  Brazil 4-1  Uruguay
8  |  1964  | 29 January 1964  |  Argentina 1-1  Brazil
9  |  1964  | 2 February 1964  |  Argentina 1-1  Brazil

Overall
9 matches, 5 wins, 3 draws, 0 loses, 17 goals scored, 8 goals awarded (+9 difference)

## Squads[edit]

The following players were called up to the Brazil in each tournament. In 1962 only players from the São Paulo countryside were called up. In 1964, only players from less important clubs in Rio de Janeiro league.

From 1962 team, Jurandir and Ademar participated in senior A team friendly matches in the same year. Jurandir was called to be part of the Brazil's squad of the 1962 FIFA World Cup.

### 1962[edit]

Head coach: Sylvio Pirillo

Pos  | Name  | Club

|
|

GK  | Cláudio  | Portuguesa Santista
GK  | Raimundinho  | AA Votuporanguense
DF  | Adelson  | Portuguesa Santista
DF  | Ambrósio  | América de Rio Preto
DF  | Clóvis  | Portuguesa Santista
DF  | Gilberto  | Francana
DF  | Jurandir | São Bento de Marilia
DF  | Roberto Ramos  | Prudentina
DF  | Vicente  | Prudentina
MC  | Adamastor  | América de Rio Preto
MC  | Capitão  | Prudentina
MC  | Esnel | Ponte Preta
MC  | Paulo Nunes | Ponte Preta
FW  | Ademar | Prudentina
FW  | Bibe | Ponte Preta
FW  | Dirceu Carvalho | América de Rio Preto
FW  | Neves  | Jaboticabal
FW  | Picolé  | São Bento de Marilia

### 1964[edit]

Head coach: Denoni Alves

Pos  | Name  | Club

|
|

GK  | Franz  | São Cristóvão
GK  | Aricarlos  | Olaria
DF  | Ari  | São Cristóvão
DF  | Isidoro  | São Cristóvão
DF  | Nesio  | Olaria
DF  | Waltinho  | Olaria
MC  | Batata  | Madureira
MC  | Cassimiro  | Olaria
MC  | Fefeu | Canto do Rio
MC  | Ivo Soares | São Cristóvão
MC  | Zezinho  | AA Portuguesa
FW  | Eltinho  | São Cristóvão
FW  | Enir  | São Cristóvão
FW  | Jair  | São Cristóvão
FW  | Luís Carlos  | Olaria
FW  | Uriel  | Canto do Rio

## References[edit]

1. ^ RSSSF. "Campeonato Sudamericano de Acesso 1962 (Lima)". Retrieved 19 February 2022.
2. ^ "Sudamericano de selecciones de Segunda División: Ascenso continental" (in Spanish). dechalaca.com. Retrieved 19 February 2022.
3. ^ cihfhistoria.com/ ¿Sudamericano de Primera B?

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