José Eduardo Esidio (born November 17, 1970) in São Paulo) is a Brazilian footballer. He was the South American Top scorer in the year 2000 with 37 goals...
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[https://historialblanquiazul.com/2001/07/21/alianza-lima-5-aguila-3/ Eduardo Esidio 10' Waldir Saenz 45' 49' Rafael Gallardo 70' Jefferson Farfan 90' Stadium:...
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524, José Luis Carranza 1986–04 Most goals scored in a season: 37, Eduardo Esidio 1998–00 Most goals scored overall: 156, Teodoro "Lolo" Fernández 1930–53...
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13 7 2 39 20 46 1st 1st — — Copa Libertadores Copa Merconorte GS GS Eduardo Esidio 37 Torneo Clausura 22 17 3 2 55 23 54 1st 2001 Torneo Apertura 22 8...
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Alianza Lima 1–2 América de Cali Eduardo Esidio 30' report Mafla 57' Garcia 64'...
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Guastavino Tomás Silva Honduras Eugenio Dolmo Flores Brazil Alex Rossi Eduardo Esidio Chile Cristián Álvarez Juan Carlos Letelier Colombia Mayer Candelo Héctor...
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32 84 2000 Universitario Sporting Cristal Sport Boys Roberto Challe Eduardo Esidio Universitario 37 85 2001 Alianza Lima Cienciano Sporting Cristal Bernabé...
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In the second half, Eduardo Esidio received a bad free kick taken by Alianza Lima close to their own penalty box in which Esidio only had to kick to score...
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starting eleven. He formed a powerful striking duo playing alongside Eduardo Esidio, aiding him to score the record number of goals in Peruvian football...
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Lima Deportivo UPAO remained in Peruvian Primera División 37 goals Eduardo Esidio (Universitario) 19 goals Luis A. Bonnet (Cienciano) 15 goals Roberto...
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