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Campeonato Brasileiro Série B

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Second level football league in Brazil
Not to be confused withSerie B.
Football league
Campeonato Brasileiro Série B
Founded1971; 54 years ago (1971)
CountryBrazil
ConfederationCONMEBOL
Number of clubs20
Level on pyramid2
Promotion toSérie A
Relegation toSérie C
Domestic cupCopa do Brasil (third stage)
Current championsCoritiba (3rd title)
(2025)
Most championshipsCoritiba (3 titles)
Broadcaster(s)ESPN
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Desimpedidos
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WebsiteOfficial website
Current:2025 Campeonato Brasileiro Série B

TheCampeonato Brasileiro Série B (commonly referred to as theBrasileirão Série B, theSérie B or theBrazilian Série B to distinguish it from the ItalianSerie B), and currently officially calledBrasileirão Série B Superbet for sponsorship reasons[1]) is the second tier of theBrazilian football league system, which is organized by theBrazilian Football Confederation.

The competition was played for the first time in 1971, and for a long time, the competition format was inconsistent, with changes happening frequently in the past. Also, there were years where the competition wasn't played at all.

Since 2006 it has been contested by 20 teams in a double round-robin format with 38 matches, with the top four teams being promoted to theCampeonato Brasileiro Série A group and the bottom four teams being relegated to theCampeonato Brasileiro Série C.

2025 Série B teams

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TeamHome cityStateStadiumCapacity
AmazonasManausAmazonasMunicipal Carlos Zamith5,000
Arena da Amazônia44,000
América MineiroBelo HorizonteMinas GeraisArena Independência23,018
AthleticSão João del-ReiArena Sicredi6,000
Athletico ParanaenseCuritibaParanáLigga Arena42,372
Atlético GoianienseGoiâniaGoiásAntônio Accioly12,500
AvaíFlorianópolisSanta CatarinaRessacada17,826
Botafogo-SPRibeirão PretoSão PauloSanta Cruz29,292
ChapecoenseChapecóSanta CatarinaArena Condá20,089
CoritibaCuritibaParanáCouto Pereira40,502
CRBMaceióAlagoasRei Pelé17,126
CriciúmaCriciúmaSanta CatarinaHeriberto Hülse19,225
CuiabáCuiabáMato GrossoArena Pantanal44,000
FerroviáriaAraraquaraSão PauloFonte Luminosa20,000
GoiásGoiâniaGoiásEstádio da Serrinha14,450
NovorizontinoNovo HorizonteSão PauloDoutor Jorge Ismael de Biasi16,000
Operário FerroviárioPonta GrossaParanáGermano Krüger10,632
PaysanduBelémParáCuruzu16,200
Mangueirão53,635
RemoBaenão13,792
Vila NovaGoiâniaGoiásOnésio Brasileiro Alvarenga6,500
Volta RedondaVolta RedondaRio de JaneiroRaulino de Oliveira20,255

Champions of Série B

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Official champions

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Below is the table of the Campeonato Brasileiro Série B champions according to theBrazilian Football Confederation:[2][3]

Mixed formats

From 1971 to 2005, the format of the competition and the number of promoted and relegated teams were inconsistent. Below is a list of the champions and runners up of the competition during that time:

Ed.SeasonChampionRunner-up
1
1971Minas GeraisVilla NovaParáRemo
2
1972MaranhãoSampaio CorrêaParaíbaCampinense
–
1973−1979Not held
3
1980Paraná (state)LondrinaAlagoasCSA
4
1981São Paulo (state)GuaraniGoiásAnapolina
5
1982Rio de Janeiro (state)Campo GrandeAlagoas CSA
6
1983São Paulo (state)JuventusAlagoasCSA
7
1984Minas GeraisUberlândiaParáRemo
8
1985ParáTuna LusoRio de Janeiro (state)Goytacaz
–
1986Not held(See1986 Torneio Paralelo)
–
1987Not held(SeeCopa União Blue and White Modules)
9
1988São Paulo (state)Inter de LimeiraPernambucoNáutico
10
1989São Paulo (state)BragantinoSão Paulo (state)São José
11
1990PernambucoSportParaná (state)Atlético Paranaense
12
1991ParáPaysanduSão Paulo (state)Guarani
13
1992Paraná (state)ParanáBahiaVitória
–
1993Not held
14
1994Rio Grande do SulJuventudeGoiásGoiás
15
1995Paraná (state)Atlético ParanaenseParaná (state)Coritiba
16
1996São Paulo (state)União São JoãoRio Grande do NorteAmérica de Natal
17
1997Minas GeraisAmérica MineiroSão Paulo (state)Ponte Preta
18
1998Federal District (Brazil)GamaSão Paulo (state)Botafogo
19
1999GoiásGoiásPernambucoSanta Cruz
–
2000Not held(SeeCopa João Havelange Group Yellow)
20
2001ParáPaysanduSanta Catarina (state)Figueirense
21
2002Santa Catarina (state)CriciúmaCearáFortaleza
22
2003São Paulo (state)PalmeirasRio de Janeiro (state)Botafogo
23
2004Federal District (Brazil)BrasilienseCearáFortaleza
24
2005Rio Grande do SulGrêmioPernambucoSanta Cruz
Round-robin tournament

Since 2006, the competition has had a consistent format with 20 teams and 38 matchdays, with each team playing the others twice, once at home and once away. Here is the list of teams promoted to the Série A each season:

Ed.SeasonChampionRunner-upThird placeFourth place
25
2006Minas GeraisAtlético MineiroPernambucoSportPernambucoNáuticoRio Grande do NorteAmérica
26
2007Paraná (state)CoritibaMinas GeraisIpatingaSão Paulo (state)PortuguesaBahiaVitória
27
2008São Paulo (state)CorinthiansSão Paulo (state)Santo AndréSanta Catarina (state)AvaíSão Paulo (state)Barueri
28
2009Rio de Janeiro (state)Vasco da GamaSão Paulo (state)GuaraniCearáCearáGoiásAtlético Goianiense
29
2010Paraná (state)CoritibaSanta Catarina (state)FigueirenseBahiaBahiaMinas GeraisAmérica Mineiro
30
2011São Paulo (state)PortuguesaPernambucoNáuticoSão Paulo (state)Ponte PretaPernambucoSport
31
2012GoiásGoiásSanta Catarina (state)CriciúmaParaná (state)Atlético ParanaenseBahiaVitória
32
2013São Paulo (state)PalmeirasSanta Catarina (state)ChapecoensePernambucoSportSanta Catarina (state)Figueirense
33
2014Santa Catarina (state)JoinvilleSão Paulo (state)Ponte PretaRio de Janeiro (state)Vasco da GamaSanta Catarina (state)Avaí
34
2015Rio de Janeiro (state)BotafogoPernambucoSanta CruzBahiaVitóriaMinas GeraisAmérica Mineiro
35
2016GoiásAtlético GoianienseSanta Catarina (state)AvaíRio de Janeiro (state)Vasco da GamaBahiaBahia
36
2017Minas GeraisAmérica MineiroRio Grande do SulInternacionalCearáCearáParaná (state)Paraná
37
2018CearáFortalezaAlagoasCSASanta Catarina (state)AvaíGoiásGoiás
38
2019São Paulo (state)BragantinoPernambucoSportParaná (state)CoritibaGoiásAtlético Goianiense
39
2020Santa Catarina (state)ChapecoenseMinas GeraisAmérica MineiroRio Grande do SulJuventudeMato GrossoCuiabá
40
2021Rio de Janeiro (state)BotafogoGoiásGoiásParaná (state)CoritibaSanta Catarina (state)Avaí
41
2022Minas GeraisCruzeiroRio Grande do SulGrêmioRio de Janeiro (state)Vasco da GamaBahiaBahia
42
2023BahiaVitóriaRio Grande do SulJuventudeSanta Catarina (state)CriciúmaGoiásAtlético Goianiense
43
2024São Paulo (state)SantosSão Paulo (state)MirassolPernambucoSportCearáCeará
44
2025Paraná (state)CoritibaParaná (state)Athletico ParanaenseSanta Catarina (state)ChapecoenseParáRemo
Notes

Unofficial champions

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The following seasons are not officially recognized by theCBF:[2]

YearWinnerScoreRunner-upThird placeComments
1986[4]ParaíbaTrezeGroup EMaranhãoMaranhãoAmazonas (Brazilian state)Rio NegroThe four winners were promoted to the first level in the same year.[5][6]
PernambucoCentralGroup FRio de Janeiro (state)AmericanoRio de Janeiro (state)Goytacaz
São Paulo (state)Inter de LimeiraGroup GSão Paulo (state)JuventusSão Paulo (state)Santo André
Santa Catarina (state)CriciúmaGroup HSanta Catarina (state)Marcílio DiasParaná (state)Pinheiros
1987[7]Rio de Janeiro (state)AmericanoBlue ModuleMinas GeraisUberlândiaRio Grande do SulJuventudeFinal stage of each module was disputed in a triangular.
Mato Grosso do SulOperário–MSWhite ModuleParáPaysanduParaíbaBotafogo-PB
2000[8]Paraná (state)Paraná1 − 1
3 − 1		São Paulo (state)São CaetanoParáRemoIt was theYellow Module of theCopa João Havelange. The top three teams were promoted to the first level in the same year.

Titles by team

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Below are the titles by team, according to the Brazilian Football Confederation:

RankClubWinnersWinning years
1Paraná (state)Coritiba32007, 2010, 2025
2Minas GeraisAmérica Mineiro21997, 2017
Rio de Janeiro (state)Botafogo2015, 2021
GoiásGoiás1999, 2012
São Paulo (state)Palmeiras2003, 2013
ParáPaysandu1991, 2001
São Paulo (state)Red Bull Bragantino1989, 2019
8GoiásAtlético Goianiense12016
Minas GeraisAtlético Mineiro2006
Paraná (state)Athletico Paranaense1995
Federal District (Brazil)Brasiliense2004
Rio de Janeiro (state)Campo Grande1982
Santa Catarina (state)Chapecoense2020
São Paulo (state)Corinthians2008
Santa Catarina (state)Criciúma2002
Minas GeraisCruzeiro2022
CearáFortaleza2018
Federal District (Brazil)Gama1998
Rio Grande do SulGrêmio2005
São Paulo (state)Guarani1981
São Paulo (state)Inter de Limeira1988
Santa Catarina (state)Joinville2014
Rio Grande do SulJuventude1994
São Paulo (state)Juventus1983
Paraná (state)Londrina1980
Paraná (state)Paraná1992
São Paulo (state)Portuguesa2011
MaranhãoSampaio Corrêa1972
São Paulo (state)Santos2024
PernambucoSport Recife1990
ParáTuna Luso1985
Minas GeraisUberlândia1984
São Paulo (state)União São João1996
Rio de Janeiro (state)Vasco da Gama2009
Minas GeraisVilla Nova1971
BahiaVitória2023

Titles by state

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Below are the titles by state, according to the Brazilian Football Confederation:

StateNº of titles
São Paulo11
Minas Gerais6
Paraná6
Rio de Janeiro4
Pará3
Goiás3
Santa Catarina3
Distrito Federal2
Rio Grande do Sul2
Bahia1
Ceará1
Maranhão1
Pernambuco1

Participations

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Most appearances

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As of 2025 season

Below is the list of clubs that have more appearances in the Campeonato Brasileiro Série B.

ClubAppFirstLast
CRB3519712025
Ceará3219812024
América Mineiro2819802025
Criciúma2719802025
Londrina2719712023
Vila Nova2719822025
Avaí2619802025
América de Natal2419722014
Náutico2319712022
Ponte Preta2319712024
Remo2319712025
ABC2219712023
Americano2019802002
Joinville2019822016
Paysandu2019712025
Sampaio Corrêa2019712023
Santa Cruz2019822017

Clubs promoted to Série A

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1971 and 1972
YearClubs
1971None
1972None
Taça de Prata era (1980-1986)
YearClubs promoted in same yearClubs promoted to next season
1980América de Rio Preto,Americano,Bangu,SportLondrina,CSA
1981Bahia,Náutico,Palmeiras,UberabaGuarani,Anapolina
1982America (RJ),Atlético Paranaense,Corinthians,São Paulo (RS)Campo Grande,CSA
1983Americano,Botafogo (SP),Guarani,Operário (MS)None
1984UberlândiaRemo
1985NoneTuna Luso
1986Central,Criciúma,Inter de Limeira,Treze—
Mixed formats (1987-2005)
YearClubs
1987SeeCopa União
1988Inter de Limeira,Náutico
1989Bragantino,São José (SP)
1990Sport,Atlético Paranaense
1991Paysandu,Guarani
1992Paraná,Vitória,Criciúma,Santa Cruz,Remo,América Mineiro,Fortaleza,União São João,Grêmio,Ceará,Desportiva,Coritiba
1994Juventude,Goiás
1995Atlético Paranaense,Coritiba
1996União São João,América de Natal
1997América Mineiro,Ponte Preta
1998Gama,Botafogo (SP)
1999–2000SeeCopa João Havelange
2001Paysandu,Figueirense
2002Criciúma,Fortaleza
2003Palmeiras,Botafogo
2004Brasiliense,Fortaleza
2005Grêmio,Santa Cruz
Round-robin tournament (2006-present)
YearClubs (points)
2006Atlético Mineiro (71),Sport (64),Náutico (64),América de Natal (61)
2007Coritiba (69),Ipatinga (67),Portuguesa (63),Vitória (59)
2008Corinthians (85),Santo André (68),Avaí (67),Grêmio Barueri (63)
2009Vasco da Gama (76),Guarani (69),Ceará (68),Atlético Goianiense (65)
2010Coritiba (71),Figueirense (67),Bahia (65),América Mineiro (63)
2011Portuguesa (81),Náutico (64),Ponte Preta (63),Sport (61)
2012Goiás (78),Criciúma (73),Atlético Paranaense (71),Vitória (71)
2013Palmeiras (82),Chapecoense (72),Sport (63),Figueirense (60)
2014Joinville (70),Ponte Preta (69),Vasco da Gama (63),Avaí (62)
2015Botafogo (72),Santa Cruz (67),Vitória (66),América Mineiro (65)
2016Atlético Goianiense (76),Avaí (66),Vasco da Gama (65),Bahia (63)
2017América Mineiro (73),Internacional (71),Ceará (67),Paraná (64)
2018Fortaleza (71),CSA (62),Avaí (61),Goiás (60)
2019Bragantino (75),Sport (68),Coritiba (66),Atlético Goianiense (62)
2020Chapecoense (73),América Mineiro (73),Juventude (61),Cuiabá (61)
2021Botafogo (70),Goiás (65),Coritiba (64),Avaí (64)
2022Cruzeiro (78),Grêmio (65),Bahia (62),Vasco da Gama (62)
2023Vitória (72),Juventude (65),Criciúma (64),Atlético Goianiense (64)
2024Santos (68),Mirassol (67),Sport (66),Ceará (64)
2025Coritiba (68),Athletico Paranaense (65),Chapecoense (62),Remo (62)

Clubs relegated to Série C

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Mixed formats (1988-2005)
YearClubs (points)
1988None[a]
1990None[a]
1992None[a]
1994Fortaleza (6),Tiradentes (DF) (5)
1995Ponte Preta (5)[b],Democrata (GV) (5)
1996Canceled[c]
1997Moto Club (Group A),Central (Group B),Sergipe (Group C),Goiatuba (Group D),Mogi Mirim (Group E)
1998Fluminense (11),Atlético Goianiense (10),Náutico (8),Juventus (7),Volta Redonda (6),Americano (6)
1999–2000SeeCopa João Havelange
2001Sergipe (33),Tuna Luso (33),ABC (29),Desportiva (29),Nacional (AM) (25),Serra (24)
2002Americano (32),Botafogo (SP) (30),Sampaio Corrêa (25),Guarany de Sobral (20),XV de Piracicaba (19),Bragantino (17)
2003Gama (19),União São João (16)
2004América de Natal (26),Remo (25),América Mineiro (23),Joinville (18),Mogi Mirim (18),Londrina (17)
2005Vitória (27),Bahia (25),Anapolina (25),União Barbarense (24),Criciúma (19),Caxias (16)
Round-robin tournament (2006-present)
YearClubs (points)
2006Paysandu (44),Guarani (44),São Raimundo (AM) (43),Vila Nova (42)
2007Paulista (46),Santa Cruz (42),Remo (36),Ituano (33)
2008Marília (45),Criciúma (41),Gama (35),CRB (24)
2009Juventude (44),Fortaleza (38),Campinense (37),ABC (35)
2010Brasiliense (46),Santo André (43),Ipatinga (41),América de Natal (41)
2011Icasa (47),Vila Nova (32),Salgueiro (26),Duque de Caxias (17)
2012CRB (42),Guarani (41),Ipatinga (41),Grêmio Barueri (30)
2013Guaratinguetá (41),Paysandu (40),São Caetano (36),ASA (35)
2014América de Natal (43),Icasa (43),Vila Nova (32),Portuguesa (25)
2015Macaé (43),ABC (32),Boa Esporte (31),Mogi Mirim (23)
2016Joinville (40),Tupi (33),Bragantino (32),Sampaio Corrêa (27)
2017Luverdense (44),Santa Cruz (37),ABC (34),Náutico (32)
2018Paysandu (43),Sampaio Corrêa (38),Juventude (35),Boa Esporte (30)
2019Londrina (39),São Bento (39),Criciúma (39),Vila Nova (39)
2020Figueirense (39),Paraná (37),Botafogo (SP) (34),Oeste (29)
2021Remo (43),Vitória (40),Confiança (37),Brasil de Pelotas (23)
2022CSA (42),Brusque (34),Operário Ferroviário (34),Náutico (30)
2023Sampaio Corrêa (39),Tombense (37),Londrina (31),ABC (28)
2024Ponte Preta (38),Ituano (37),Brusque (36),Guarani (33)
2025Ferroviária (40),Amazonas (36),Volta Redonda (36),Paysandu (28)
  1. ^
    No relegations due to absence of aSérie C tournament in the posterior season.
  2. ^
  3. ^
    Sports court (STJD) canceled all relegations in1996 season, sparingGoiatuba,Sergipe andCentral.[10]

Top scorers

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YearPlayer (team)Goals
1971Robilotta (Remo)4
1972Pelezinho (Sampaio Corrêa)8
1980Osmarzinho (Botafogo-SP)12
1981Jorge Mendonça (Guarani)11
1982Luizinho (Campo Grande)10
1983Lima (Operário-MS)9
1984Dadinho (Remo)6
1985Paulo César (Tuna Luso)
Guilherme (Figueirense)		6
1986[d]Joãozinho (Taguatinga)11
1987[e]Manelão (Paysandu)6
1988Machado (Inter de Limeira)11
1989Bugrão (Anapolina)7
1990Rivelino (Catuense)11
1991Cacaio (Paysandu)14
1992Saulo (Paraná)12
1994Baltazar (Goiás)
Mário (Juventude)		11
1995Oséas (Atlético Paranaense)14
1996Maurício (Santa Cruz)13
1997Tupãzinho (América-MG)13
1998Gauchinho (XV de Piracicaba)13
1999Ueslei (Bahia)25
2000[f]Adhemar (São Caetano)16
2001Sérgio Alves (Ceará)21
2002Vinícius (Fortaleza)22
2003Vágner Love (Palmeiras)19
2004Rinaldo (Fortaleza)14
2005Reinaldo (Santa Cruz)16
2006Vanderlei (Gama)21
2007Alessandro (Ipatinga)25
2008Túlio Maravilha (Vila Nova)24
2009Elton (Vasco da Gama)
Marcelo Nicácio (Fortaleza)
Rafael Coelho (Figueirense)		17
2010Alessandro (Ipatinga)21
2011Kieza (Náutico)21
2012Zé Carlos (Criciúma)27
2013Bruno Rangel (Chapecoense)31
2014Magno Alves (Ceará)18
2015Zé Carlos (CRB)19
2016Bill (Ceará)15
2017Bergson (Paysandu)
Mazinho (Oeste)		16
2018Dagoberto (Londrina)17
2019Guilherme (Sport)17
2020Caio Dantas (Sampaio Corrêa)17
2021Edu (Brusque)17
2022Gabriel Poveda (Sampaio Corrêa)19
2023Gustavo Coutinho (Atlético Goianiense)14
2024Erick Pulga (Ceará)13
2025Pedro Rocha (Remo)15
  1. ^
    Torneio Paralelo.
  2. ^
    White and Blue Modules of the Copa União.
  3. ^
    Yellow Module of the Copa João Havelange. Adhemar scored another six goals in the Knockout Stage of the Copa João Havelange.

Winning managers

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YearManagerClub
1971Martim FranciscoVilla Nova
1972Marçal TolentinoSampaio Corrêa
1980Jair BalaLondrina
1981José DuarteGuarani
1982Décio EstevesCampo Grande
1983CandinhoJuventus
1984Vicente LageUberlândia
1985José DutraTuna Luso
1987[g]José Maria PenaAmericano
Silvio EliteOperário-MS
1988Levir CulpiInter de Limeira
1989Vanderlei LuxemburgoBragantino
1990Roberto BridaSport Recife
1991Joel MartinsPaysandu
1992Otacílio GonçalvesParaná
1994Heron FerreiraJuventude
1995PepeAtlético Paranaense
1996Lula PereiraUnião São João
1997Givanildo OliveiraAmérica Mineiro
1998Vágner BenazziGama
1999Hélio dos AnjosGoiás
2000[h]GeninhoParaná
2001Givanildo Oliveira(2)Paysandu
2002Edson GaúchoCriciúma
2003Jair PicerniPalmeiras
2004EdinhoBrasiliense
2005Mano MenezesGrêmio
2006Levir Culpi(2)Atlético Mineiro
2007René SimõesCoritiba
2008Mano Menezes(2)Corinthians
2009Dorival JúniorVasco da Gama
2010Ney FrancoCoritiba
2011JorginhoPortuguesa
2012Enderson MoreiraGoiás
2013Gilson KleinaPalmeiras
2014Hemerson MariaJoinville
2015Ricardo GomesBotafogo
2016Marcelo CaboAtlético Goianiense
2017Enderson Moreira(2)América Mineiro
2018Rogério CeniFortaleza
2019Antônio Carlos ZagoBragantino
2020Umberto LouzerChapecoense
2021Enderson Moreira(3)Botafogo
2022UruguayPaulo PezzolanoCruzeiro
2023Léo CondéVitória
2024Fábio CarilleSantos
2025MozartCoritiba
  1. ^
    White and Blue Modules of the Copa União.
  2. ^
    Yellow Module of the Copa João Havelange.

See also

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References

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