Flávio Costa
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Flávio Costa is a former Brazilian football manager.
| Preceded by Adhemar Pimenta |
Brazilian national football team manager 1944-1950 |
Succeeded by Zezé Moreira |
| Preceded by Vicente Feola |
Brazilian national football team manager 1955 |
Succeeded by Osvaldo Brandão |
| Preceded by Teté |
Brazilian national football team manager 1956 |
Succeeded by Sylvio Pirillo |
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Brazil squad - 1950 World Cup Runners-up | |
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1 Barbosa | 2 Castilho | 3 Augusto | 4 Ely | 5 Juvenal | 6 Nena | 7 Nílton Santos | 8 Bauer | 9 Bigode | 10 Danilo | 11 Noronha | 12 Rui | 13 Adãozinho | 14 Ademir | 15 Alfredo | 16 Baltazar | 17 Chico | 18 Friaça | 19 Jair | 20 Maneca | 21 Rodrigues | 22 Zizinho | Coach: Costa |
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