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Atletiba
Other namesAthletiba, Atle-Tiba
LocationCuritiba, Paraná, Brazil
First meetingJune 8, 1924
1924 Campeonato Paranaense
Coritiba 6–3 Athletico
Latest meetingFebruary 18, 2024
2024 Campeonato Paranaense
Coritiba 1–1 Athletico
StadiumsArena da Baixada (Athletico)
Couto Pereira (Coritiba)
Statistics
Most winsCoritiba (137 wins)
Top scorerNeno (21)
All-time seriesAthletico: 115
Coritiba: 137
Drawn: 105
Largest victoryCoritiba 6–0 Atlético
November 14, 1959
Athletico Paranaense
Coritiba

The Atle-Tiba, also known as Atletiba or Athletiba, is one of the biggest and most traditional derbies in Brazilian football. It is the rivalry between the two biggest football clubs of Paraná: Coritiba and Athletico Paranaense. These clubs were founded in 1909 and 1924, respectively, and have been each other's biggest rival for many decades. On many occasions the Campeonato Paranaense, the state championship of Paraná, was decided by this derby.

Athletico's Sicupira (left) and Coritiba's "Capitão Hidalgo" (right) before an Atletiba in 1972.

History

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Background

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The Brazilian city of Curitiba, capital of the state Paraná in the south of Brazil, has always been divided in two halves when it comes to football. The traditional families that had lived in Curitiba for generations rooted for América and Internacional, whereas the new immigrants (mainly the Germans) were represented by Coritiba. It stayed like that, until the traditional families were united when América and Internacional merged to become "Atlético Paranaense" in 1924.

Matches

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The first official game between Coxa and Furacão took place on June 8, 1924. On the field of Coritiba, Parque Graciosa, the new immigrants won 6–3. It took until December 25, 1927, for Athletico to win its first Atletiba, when Coritiba was beaten 2–1 at Água Verde. After that, it was Coritiba's turn to wait 3 years for a victory in the derby. In 1930 Coritiba broke the spell and won 7–3.

The largest victory of Athletico against Coritiba was a 6–2 win on April 6, 1938, at the Estádio Joaquim Américo. Coritiba's largest win is not the aforementioned 7–3, but a 6–0 victory on November 14, 1959. The highest scoring games are a 7–4 victory for Coritiba and a 6–5 Athletico victory.

In the Campeonato Paranaense, the state competition, Coritiba holds the record with 39 titles, followed by Athletico, with 27 titles. They have played against each other in the final of the tournament nineteen times, with Athletico having a slight advantage, winning 10 times, while Coritiba won 9.[1]

Statistics

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Head to head statistics

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Matches
M CFC D CAP GCFC GCAP
357 137 105 115 512 460
M - matches; CFC - Coritiba wins; D - draws; CAP - Athletico wins; GCFC - Coritiba goals; GCAP - Athletico goals[2]

Topscorers

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Topscorers
Name G
CFC Neno 21
CFC Baby 14
CAP Jackson 14
CAP Marreco 13
CFC Staco 13
CFC Pizzatinho 13
CAP Guará 13
CFC Duílio 13
G - Goals; CFC - Coritiba; CAP - Athletico Paranaense

Statistics in the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A

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  • 44 matches
  • 16 Athletico wins
  • 12 draws
  • 16 Coritiba wins
  • 42 Athletico goals
  • 43 Coritiba goals[3]

Last match: October 1, 2023: Coritiba 2–0 Athletico

Titles comparison

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Competitions Athletico Coritiba
Brazilian Championship
1
1
Brazil Cup
1
-
Copa Sudamericana
2
-
Suruga Bank Cup
1
-
Total
5
1
Other Competitions Athletico Coritiba
Paranaense Championship
27
39
Torneio do Povo
-
1
Seletiva para a Libertadores
1
-
Campeonato Brasileiro Série B
1
2
Total General
34
43

Note: The "Torneio do Povo" in 1973 was an official tournament, but this was the only edition with an official character.

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Athletico e Coritiba se encaram na final do Paranaense pela 19ª vez na história, a primeira sem público".
  2. ^ "Números de Atlético-PR x Coritiba". Coritiba Foot Ball Club (in Portuguese). September 7, 2017. Retrieved February 17, 2024.
  3. ^ "Raio-X - Athletico Paranaense vs Coritiba - Retrospecto". oGol. Retrieved February 17, 2024.
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