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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-06 · 105 entries checked · 78 flagged · 185 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 185 still open
Torcida Jovem — Torcida Jovem is a supporters' group for Palmeiras, not Santos FC.
Allianz Parque — The intro states the stadium is in Água Branca, São Paulo, but the correct neighborhood is Perdizes, São Paulo.
Allianz Parque — The intro says the stadium was formerly known officially as Allianz Parque from 2014 to May 2026, but the naming rights agreement was announced in 2013 for 20 years (until 2033), so the end date of May 2026 is incorrect.
Cafu — Cafu never played for Palmeiras.
Cafu — Cafu never won the South American Footballer of the Year award.
Sócrates — Sócrates did not wear a headband during the 1986 World Cup in solidarity with victims of the Mexico City earthquake; he wore a headband with the phrase 'Dia a dia, o Corinthians vai se tornando o time do povo' and later a headband with political messages.
Sócrates — Sócrates was not the highest goalscorer in the 1976 Campeonato Paulista da Divisão Especial de Futebol Profissional.
Palestra Itália — The entry states the record attendance of 40,283 was for a match against Corinthians on March 26, 1977, played at Pacaembu, but the widely accepted record attendance at Palestra Itália is 40,283 for Palmeiras vs. XV de Piracicaba on 18 August 1976, creating a
Mazola Junior — The entry's INTRO states Gilson Kleina is currently the head coach of Ponte Preta, but as of the latest widely-known canon, he is not; he left Ponte Preta in 2023 and has since managed other clubs or been without a club.
Morumbi — The entry states 'Owner=São Paulo Futebol Clube (Leased by Palmeiras)'. This is factually incorrect: Estádio do Morumbi is owned by São Paulo Futebol Clube and is not leased by Palmeiras.
Verdão — The entry states the inaugural match was Mixto beating Dom Bosco 2-0 with the first goal by Pastoril, but the lore says the first goal at Verdão was scored by Cuiabá on March 12, 1975, and the official inauguration on April 8, 1976, featured Flamengo vs a comb
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