Excerpt from the video produced by the members of the ADM201 class group
Clube São Cristóvão de Futebol e Regatas emerged from the merger of two other clubs: Club de Regatas São Cristóvão, founded on October 12, 1898, and São Cristóvão Athletic Club, founded on July 15, 1909 and dedicated solely to football. The merger of the clubs took place on February 13, 1943, 17 years after São Cristóvão Athletic Club's most important achievement — winning the 1926 Campeonato Carioca da Primeira Divisão.
Therefore, at the time of the merger, São Cristóvão had already inherited from the old club the fame earned on the field.
Some students from the PAV111 and ADM201 classes went in search of this story, and it even earned a rhyme in tribute to the club, made by Kayque (2Bê) from the PAV111 class.
SÃO CRISTÓVÃO FUTEBOL E REGATAS 2BÊ (Kayque Sobrinho - PAV 111)
Club founded in the '40s It was 5 to 1 against Piedade FC The white side's jersey Embroidered crest Fire hose ready for Brás Oliver
Campo de São Cristóvão if you all try With us things are gonna get ugly Since a kid at Nazario the crowd chanting knows an upset's coming
Kennedy Cesar Couto as fullback Put the two together, the fusion happened Douglas Mota, shin breaker Put him in the back line, you know it's screwed
Timão of my heart I have scfr tattooed on my skin Reminds me of the victory over Cruzeiro That 7-goal thrashing we handed them
Carioca champion 4 times 6 times filling the runner-up spot The carioca title was in hand But Neto started with the craziness Team of tradition alone We always play with heart, blood in our veins Revealing many legends Ronaldo, jersey number 9 Brazilian national team
Article about the victory of São Cristóvão's cadets over Flamengo in 1975. Photo: Jornal dos Sports - taken from the Arquivos de Futebol do Brasil website
Image description: The image is a black-and-white photograph of a football match. On the left, we see players in action, with a player moving quickly, followed by two others. On the right, there is a goalkeeper in mid-leap, attempting to stop the goal. The background shows the goal net. On the right side of the image, there is text in Portuguese, highlighting a victory by São Cristóvão over Fluminense, with a score of 3 to 2.
