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2009 Campeonato Brasileiro Série B

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Campeonato Brasileiro Série B
Season2009
ChampionsVasco da Gama(1st title)
PromotedVasco da Gama
Guarani
Ceará
Atlético Goianiense
RelegatedJuventude
Fortaleza
Campinense
ABC
Goals1,056
Average goals/game2.78
Highest attendance78,609 −Vasco da Gama 2−1Juventude, Round 34, Nov 7
Lowest attendance5 −Duque de Caxias 4−1Ponte Preta, Round 38, Nov 27

In 2009, theCampeonato Brasileiro Série B, the second level of the Brazilian League, was contested by 20 clubs from May 8 to November 29, 2009. Top four teams in the table would eventually qualify to theCampeonato Brasileiro Série A to be contested in2010, meanwhile the bottom four would be relegated toSérie C next season.

Three former Brazilian champions played in this edition.Vasco da Gama was relegated for the first time in history, meanwhileBahia andGuarani came back fromSérie C in 2007 and 2008, respectively. Also playing for the first time wasDuque de Caxias, which was promoted along withAtlético Goianiense andCampinense. After spending a single season inSérie A,Ipatinga andPortuguesa had returned to Série B along withFigueirense, which was playing top-level since 2002.

In the beginning of the tournament,Vasco was figuring in the middle of the table with 4 draws in 6 matches. Meanwhile, recently promotedGuarani had a promising start. However, another team which came fromSéric C,Atlético Goianiense, managed to reach the top of the table. But when 4-time Brazilian champions woke up, no other team could stop them.Vasco took the lead in the end of the first half of the championship and never let it go. On round 34, after defeatingJuventude 2−1 in a packedMaracanã Stadium,Vasco clinched their promotion. Two rounds later, in a crowdedMaracanã Stadium again, the club fromRio de Janeiro reached the title after a 2−1 win againstAmérica de Natal. On round 37,Guarani andAtlético Goianiense also reachedSérie A along withCeará, which did not start well but managed comeback and reach the top-four group.

In the other side of the table, teams from Northeastern Brazil struggled to avoid relegation.Campinense stayed in the bottom four group during all the championship and their relegation was confirmed on round 37. In the very same day,ABC andFortaleza also booked their trip toSérie C, meanwhile 1988 Brazilian championsBahia avoided relegation after flirting with it in the last rounds. The last matchday decided who was the last relegated team.Brasiliense,Ipatinga andAmérica de Natal good results sentJuventude to the third level of Brazilian football after spending 15 years in SériesA andB.

Format

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For the fourth consecutive season, the tournament was played in a double round-robin system. The team with most points has been declared champions. Top four clubs ascended toSérie A, meanwhile the bottom four were relegated toSérie C.

Team information

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TeamCityStateStadiumCapacity2008 season
ABCNatalRio Grande do NorteRNFrasqueirão24,00013th inSérie B
AméricaNatalRio Grande do NorteRNMachadão35,00015th inSérie B
Atlético GoianienseGoiâniaGoiásGOSerra Dourada60,000Série C champions
BahiaSalvadorBahiaBAJóia da Princesa25,00010 inSérie B
BragantinoBragança PaulistaSão Paulo (state)SPNabi Abi Chedid21,2097th inSérie B
BrasilienseTaguatingaFederal District (Brazil)DFBoca do Jacaré32,00014th inSérie B
CearáFortalezaCearáCECastelão60,32612th inSérie B
CampinenseCampina GrandeParaíbaPBAmigão40,0003rd inSérie C
Duque de CaxiasDuque de CaxiasRio de Janeiro (state)RJMarrentão10,0004th inSérie C
FigueirenseFlorianópolisSanta Catarina (state)SCOrlando Scarpelli29,80817th inSérie A
FortalezaFortalezaCearáCECastelão60,32616th inSérie B
GuaraniCampinasSão Paulo (state)SPBrinco de Ouro30,988Série C runners-up
IpatingaIpatingaMinas GeraisMGIpatingão15,00020th inSérie A
JuventudeCaxias do SulRio Grande do SulRSAlfredo Jaconi30,5198th inSérie B
ParanáCuritibaParaná (state)PRVila Capanema20,08311th inSérie B
Ponte PretaCampinasSão Paulo (state)SPMoisés Lucarelli19,7225th inSérie B
PortuguesaSão PauloSão Paulo (state)SPCanindé25,47019th inSérie A
São CaetanoSão Caetano do SulSão Paulo (state)SPAnacleto Campanella22,7389th inSérie B
VascoRio de JaneiroRio de Janeiro (state)RJSão Januário25,00018th inSérie A
Vila NovaGoiâniaGoiásGOSerra Dourada60,0006th inSérie B

Final standings

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion or relegation
1Vasco da Gama(C, P)38221065829+2976Promotion toCampeonato Brasileiro
2Guarani(P)38216115551+469
3Ceará(P)38191185434+2068
4Atlético Goianiense(P)38205137353+2065
5Portuguesa38188125345+862
6Figueirense38193166451+1360
7São Caetano38159145238+1454
8Duque de Caxias38159145555054
9Bragantino38158155251+153
10Paraná381411135156−553
11Ponte Preta381410146255+752
12Bahia38149155253−151
13Vila Nova38147174259−1749
14Brasiliense38146184556−1148
15Ipatinga381212144350−748
16América-RN38137184961−1246
17Juventude(R)38128184650−444Relegation toSérie C
18Fortaleza(R)38108205664−838
19Campinense(R)38114235479−2537
20ABC(R)38105234066−2635
Source:CBF
Rules for classification: 1st points; 2nd wins; 3rd goal difference; 4th goals scored; 5th head-to-head results; 6th least red cards received; 7th least yellow cards received; 8th draw
(C) Champions;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated

Results

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Home \ AwayABCARNACGBAHBRGBRSCEACPNDUQFIGFORGUAIPAJUVPARPONPORSCAVASVIL
ABC1–02–13–00–16–21–31–21–21–32–11–11–12–11–12–11–00–42–31–0
América-RN1–01–24–11–42–11–54–40–11–02–13–11–00–23–11–24–00–02–22–0
Atlético Goianiense2–04–10–33–15–14–11–03–03–23–14–12–22–15–01–10–12–02–22–1
Bahia4–03–32–11–11–21–03–01–20–12–22–01–12–22–02–21–43–12–11–0
Bragantino3–02–12–23–01–21–13–22–01–04–10–11–13–22–21–11–22–00–02–1
Brasiliense1–10–00–13–02–10–12–11–10–41–01–22–02–00–13–03–22–20–12–1
Ceará2–00–01–02–12–02–12–01–02–21–02–22–01–10–11–12–02–10–22–0
Campinense3–10–12–11–22–01–01–31–24–22–41–25–11–02–22–33–32–10–12–3
Duque de Caxias2–14–15–10–00–10–01–21–42–34–31–13–14–22–14–12–12–10–11–2
Figueirense1–00–12–12–02–13–12–13–11–23–10–13–03–11–01–21–20–21–13–1
Fortaleza3–33–00–13–21–22–30–03–01–13–12–41–03–24–02–10–11–21–12–2
Guarani1–01–01–32–13–22–12–13–02–13–22–13–12–11–22–10–31–00–01–1
Ipatinga2–12–21–00–02–05–20–05–11–02–20–11–00–11–10–00–30–22–04–0
Juventude2–02–11–30–11–02–02–20–10–02–02–04–12–20–13–11–01–21–21–1
Paraná1–32–12–11–24–10–23–33–01–10–41–12–02–01–10–00–21–03–13–0
Ponte Preta2–04–03–11–32–12–01–23–04–10–11–10–11–23–03–35–21–31–13–1
Portuguesa2–12–12–10–02–00–11–01–11–13–12–14–30–10–11–01–11–11–31–2
São Caetano3–00–12–22–13–02–10–04–14–02–12–01–20–00–01–20–21–10–13–1
Vasco da Gama3–02–13–02–10–01–00–23–00–01–22–11–04–02–12–13–00–10–04–1
Vila Nova1–02–12–31–01–20–01–02–13–22–12–10–00–21–02–23–20–01–00–2
Source:CBF(in Portuguese)
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Top scorers

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PosPlayerClubGoals
1Brazil Rafael CoelhoFigueirense17
Brazil Marcelo NicácioFortaleza17
Brazil ÉltonVasco da Gama17
4Brazil LúcioAmérica de Natal15
Brazil EdivaldoDuque de Caxias15
6Brazil MarcãoAtlético Goianiense14
Brazil EdmundoCampinense14
Brazil Ricardo XavierGuarani14
Brazil MendesJuventude14
10Brazil GeraldoCeará13
Brazil FernandesFigueirense13
Brazil Luiz CarlosFortaleza13

References

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