Tupãzinho (footballer, born 1968)

Brazilian footballer

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Tupãzinho
Personal information
Full name	Pedro Francisco Garcia
Date of birth	(1968-07-07) July 7, 1968 (age 56)
Place of birth	Tupã, SP, Brazil
Position(s)	Midfielder
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1987–1989	São Bento
1990–1996	Corinthians	340	(52)
1996	Fluminense
1997–1999	América-MG
	Matonense
	XV de Piracicaba
	Jaboticabal
	União de Rondonópolis (MT)
	Cene (MS)
	Ituiutaba (MG)
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Pedro Francisco Garcia, best known as Tupãzinho (born in Tupã, July 7, 1968 was a Brazilian footballer, nicknamed by fans Talismã da Fiel (Fiel's Talisman).

He was the player who scored the goal that gave the first Brazilian Championship title for Sport Club Corinthians Paulista at 1990.

Honours

1990 : Brazilian Championship
1995 : Copa do Brasil
1995 : Campeonato Paulista
1997 : Campeonato Brasileiro Série B

References

"Futpedia: Tupãzinho (Pedro Francisco Garcia)" (in Portuguese). Globo Esporte. Retrieved 2010-03-30.

v t e Copa CONMEBOL top scorers
1992: Aílton 1993: Sinval 1994: Juninho Paulista & Rodríguez & Tupãzinho 1995: Carbonari & da Silva 1996: Mena 1997: Valdir 1998: Morales & Viola 1999: Marcelo Araxá & Missinho

v t e Campeonato Brasileiro Série B top scorers
1971: Robilotta 1972: Pelezinho 1973–1979 1980: Osmarzinho 1981: Jorge Mendonça 1982: Luizinho 1983: Lima 1984: Dadinho 1985: Guilherme & Paulo César 1986: Joãozinho 1987: Manelão 1988: Machado 1989: Bugrão 1990: Rivelino 1991: Cacaio 1992: Saulo 1993 1994: Baltazar & Mário 1995: Oséas 1996: Maurício 1997: Tupãzinho 1998: Gauchinho 1999: Ueslei 2000*: Adhemar 2001: Sérgio Alves 2002: Vinícius 2003: Love 2004: Rinaldo 2005: Reinaldo 2006: Vanderlei 2007: Alessandro 2008: Túlio 2009: Élton, Marcelo Nicácio & Rafael Coelho 2010: Alessandro 2011: Kieza 2012: Zé Carlos 2013: Bruno Rangel 2014: Magno Alves 2015: Zé Carlos 2016: Bill 2017: Bergson & Mazinho 2018: Dagoberto 2019: Guilherme 2020: Caio Dantas 2021: Edu 2022: Gabriel Poveda 2023: Gustavo Coutinho 2024: Pulga
*Related tournaments: 1986 Torneio Paralelo (groups E, F, G, H) – 1987 Copa União Blue and White Modules – 2000 Copa João Havelange Yellow Group

Campeonato Brasileiro Série B top scorers

1971: Robilotta
1972: Pelezinho
1973–1979
1980: Osmarzinho
1981: Jorge Mendonça
1982: Luizinho
1983: Lima
1984: Dadinho
1985: Guilherme & Paulo César
1986*: Joãozinho
1987*: Manelão
1988: Machado
1989: Bugrão
1990: Rivelino
1991: Cacaio
1992: Saulo
1993
1994: Baltazar & Mário
1995: Oséas
1996: Maurício
1997: Tupãzinho
1998: Gauchinho
1999: Ueslei
2000*: Adhemar
2001: Sérgio Alves
2002: Vinícius
2003: Love
2004: Rinaldo
2005: Reinaldo
2006: Vanderlei
2007: Alessandro
2008: Túlio
2009: Élton, Marcelo Nicácio & Rafael Coelho
2010: Alessandro
2011: Kieza
2012: Zé Carlos
2013: Bruno Rangel
2014: Magno Alves
2015: Zé Carlos
2016: Bill
2017: Bergson & Mazinho
2018: Dagoberto
2019: Guilherme
2020: Caio Dantas
2021: Edu
2022: Gabriel Poveda
2023: Gustavo Coutinho
2024: Pulga

*Related tournaments:
1986 Torneio Paralelo (groups E, F, G, H) – 1987 Copa União Blue and White Modules – 2000 Copa João Havelange Yellow Group

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