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The C.A. River Raid is a football club from the city of Curitiba, Parana state, Brazil.  
The C.A. River Raid is a football club from the city of Curitiba, Parana state, Brazil.  


On the Brazilian league, the team has won the 4th division two times and once finished in third at the 3rd division. Whereas on the regional competition, the [[Campeonato Paranaense de Hattrick]], the "Flying Shamrocks" won two times the first division and were the runners-up once. Such good seasons lead the club to the Brazilian [[Liga dos Campeos]] in two opportunities, in one of them the Paranaenses finished in second, losing the final of the national Wednesdays' league in the penalty kicks (3-2).
On the Brazilian league, the team has won the 4th division two times and once finished in third at the 3rd division. Whereas on the regional competition, the [[Campeonato Paranaense]], the "Flying Shamrocks" won two times the first division and were the runners-up once. Such good seasons lead the club to the Brazilian [[Liga dos Campeoes]] in two opportunities, in one of them the Paranaenses finished in second, losing the final of the national Wednesdays' league in the penalty kicks (3-2).

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The C.A. River Raid is a football club from the city of Curitiba, Parana state, Brazil.

On the Brazilian league, the team has won the 4th division two times and once finished in third at the 3rd division. Whereas on the regional competition, the Campeonato Paranaense, the "Flying Shamrocks" won two times the first division and were the runners-up once. Such good seasons lead the club to the Brazilian Liga dos Campeoes in two opportunities, in one of them the Paranaenses finished in second, losing the final of the national Wednesdays' league in the penalty kicks (3-2).