Botafogo Wins First Brazilian Title Since 1995
Botafogo Wins First Brazilian Title Since 1995

Botafogo Wins First Brazilian Title Since 1995

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Botafogo celebrated a historic victory by clinching its first Brazilian league title since 1995, defeating Sao Paulo 2-1 at the Nilton Santos Stadium. The club, owned by American businessman John Textor, has experienced a resurgence marked by significant investment and recent success in the Copa Libertadores. Jefferson Savarino and Gregore scored for Botafogo, while Sao Paulo equalized through William Gomes, but Gregore's last-minute goal secured the win. Botafogo finished the league with 79 points, six ahead of runner-up Palmeiras, who lost their final match against Fluminense. This victory not only ends a 29-year wait for the Brasileiro title but also qualifies Botafogo for the 2024 Club World Cup. Fans, including Brazilian celebrities, celebrated the triumph on social media, highlighting the club's return to prominence in football.

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