Campeonato Brasileiro de Futebol - Series B

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The Série B is the second highest division in Brazilian football . In the first season in 1971, 23 teams took part; Vila Nova became the master. With the exception of a few interruptions, the championship has been held annually until today. The first four teams move up to Série A , in which the national champion is determined. The last four clubs rise in the Série C from.

List of Masters of the Série B

season master Runner-up Third place Fourth place Attendees
1971 Minas GeraisMinas Gerais Villa Nova AC ParáPará Clube do Remo SergipeSergipe Olímpica Itabaiana São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) AA Ponte Preta 23
1972 MaranhãoMaranhão Sampaio Corrêa FC ParaíbaParaíba Campinense Clube BahiaBahia Atlético de Alagoinhas Rio Grande do NorteRio Grande do Norte America de Natal 23
1973-1979 No competition
1980 ParanáParaná Londrina EC AlagoasAlagoas CS Alagoano São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) Ferroviária São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) Botafogo FC 64
1981 São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) Guarani FC GoiásGoiás AA Anapolina ParáPará Clube do Remo Mato Grosso do SulMato Grosso do Sul IT Comercial 48
1982 Rio de Janeiro (State)Rio de Janeiro (State) Campo Grande AC AlagoasAlagoas CS Alagoano Minas GeraisMinas Gerais Uberaba SC Santa CatarinaSanta Catarina Joinville EC 48
1983 São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) CA Juventus AlagoasAlagoas CS Alagoano Santa CatarinaSanta Catarina Joinville EC Distrito Federal do BrasilDistrito Federal do Brasil Brasília FC 48
1984 Minas GeraisMinas Gerais Uberlândia EC ParáPará Clube do Remo Rio Grande do SulRio Grande do Sul EC Internacional ParaíbaParaíba Botafogo FC 32
1985 ParáPará Tuna Luso Rio de Janeiro (State)Rio de Janeiro (State) Goytacaz FC Santa CatarinaSanta Catarina Figueirense FC Mato Grosso do SulMato Grosso do Sul Opérario FC 24
1986 ( 1 ) ParaíbaParaíba FC Treze MaranhãoMaranhão Maranhão AC Amazonas (Brazilian state)Amazonas (Brazil) Atlético Rio Negro Clube (AM) MaranhãoMaranhão Moto Club São Luís 9
PernambucoPernambuco Central SC Rio de Janeiro (State)Rio de Janeiro (State) Americano FC Rio de Janeiro (State)Rio de Janeiro (State) Goytacaz FC Espírito SantoEspírito Santo Desportiva Capixaba 9
São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) AA Internacional (Limeira) São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) Juventus São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) EC Santo André GoiásGoiás Anápolis FC 9
Santa CatarinaSanta Catarina Criciúma EC Santa CatarinaSanta Catarina Náutico Marcílio Dias ParanáParaná Paraná Clube ParanáParaná Londrina EC 9
1987 ( 2 ) Rio de Janeiro (State)Rio de Janeiro (State) Americano FC Minas GeraisMinas Gerais Uberlândia EC Rio Grande do SulRio Grande do Sul EC Juventude São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) AA Ponte Preta 24
Mato Grosso do SulMato Grosso do Sul Opérario FC ParáPará Paysandu SC ParaíbaParaíba Botafogo FC Mato GrossoMato Grosso Mixto EC 24
1988 São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) Inter de Limeira PernambucoPernambuco Náutico capibaribe São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) AA Ponte Preta Rio de Janeiro (State)Rio de Janeiro (State) Americano FC 24
1989 São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) CA Bragantino São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) São José EC ParáPará Clube do Remo BahiaBahia Catuense Futebol 96
1990 PernambucoPernambuco Sport Recife ParanáParaná Athletico Paranaense São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) Guarani FC BahiaBahia Catuense Futebol 24
1991 ParáPará Paysandu SC São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) Guarani FC ParanáParaná Coritiba FC Rio de Janeiro (State)Rio de Janeiro (State) Americano FC 64
1992 ( 3 ) ParanáParaná Paraná Clube BahiaBahia EC Vitória Santa CatarinaSanta Catarina Criciúma EC PernambucoPernambuco Santa Cruz FC 32
1993 No competition
1994 Rio Grande do SulRio Grande do Sul EC Juventude GoiásGoiás Goiás EC Espírito SantoEspírito Santo Desportiva Capixaba Rio de Janeiro (State)Rio de Janeiro (State) Americano FC 24
1995 ParanáParaná Athletico Paranaense ParanáParaná Coritiba FC São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) Mogi Mirim EC PernambucoPernambuco Central SC 24
1996 São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) União São João EC Rio Grande do NorteRio Grande do Norte America de Natal PernambucoPernambuco Náutico capibaribe ParanáParaná Londrina EC 25th
1997 Minas GeraisMinas Gerais America Mineiro São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) AA Ponte Preta PernambucoPernambuco Náutico capibaribe GoiásGoiás Vila Nova FC 25th
1998 Distrito Federal do BrasilDistrito Federal do Brasil SE Gama São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) Botafogo FC Espírito SantoEspírito Santo Desportiva Capixaba ParanáParaná Londrina EC 24
1999 ( 4 ) GoiásGoiás Goiás EC PernambucoPernambuco Santa Cruz FC BahiaBahia EC Bahia GoiásGoiás Vila Nova FC 23
2000 ( 5 ) ParanáParaná Paraná Clube São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) AD Sao Caetano ParáPará Clube do Remo ParáPará Paysandu SC 36
2001 ParáPará Paysandu SC Santa CatarinaSanta Catarina Figueirense FC Rio Grande do SulRio Grande do Sul SER Caxias do Sul Santa CatarinaSanta Catarina Avaí FC 28
2002 Santa CatarinaSanta Catarina Criciúma EC CearáCeará Fortaleza EC PernambucoPernambuco Santa Cruz FC São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) Paulista FC 26th
2003 São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) SE Palmeiras Rio de Janeiro (State)Rio de Janeiro (State) Botafogo FR PernambucoPernambuco Sport Recife São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) Marília AC 24
2004 Distrito Federal do BrasilDistrito Federal do Brasil Brasiliense FC CearáCeará Fortaleza EC Santa CatarinaSanta Catarina Avaí FC BahiaBahia EC Bahia 24
2005 Rio Grande do SulRio Grande do Sul Gremio FBPA PernambucoPernambuco Santa Cruz FC PernambucoPernambuco Náutico capibaribe São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) Portuguesa 22nd
2006 Minas GeraisMinas Gerais Atlético Mineiro PernambucoPernambuco Sport Recife PernambucoPernambuco Náutico capibaribe Rio Grande do NorteRio Grande do Norte America de Natal 20th
2007 ParanáParaná Coritiba FC Minas GeraisMinas Gerais Ipatinga FC São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) Portuguesa BahiaBahia EC Vitória 20th
2008 São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) SC Corinthians São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) EC Santo André Santa CatarinaSanta Catarina Avaí FC São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) Gremio Barueri 20th
2009 Rio de Janeiro (State)Rio de Janeiro (State) CR Vasco da Gama São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) Guarani FC CearáCeará Ceará SC GoiásGoiás Atlético Goianiense 20th
2010 ParanáParaná Coritiba FC Santa CatarinaSanta Catarina Figueirense FC BahiaBahia EC Bahia Minas GeraisMinas Gerais America Mineiro 20th
2011 São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) Portuguesa PernambucoPernambuco Náutico capibaribe São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) AA Ponte Preta PernambucoPernambuco Sport Recife 20th
2012 GoiásGoiás Goiás EC Santa CatarinaSanta Catarina Criciúma EC ParanáParaná Athletico Paranaense BahiaBahia EC Vitória 20th
2013 São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) SE Palmeiras Santa CatarinaSanta Catarina Chapecoense PernambucoPernambuco Sport Recife Santa CatarinaSanta Catarina Figueirense 20th
2014 Santa CatarinaSanta Catarina Joinville EC São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) AA Ponte Preta Rio de Janeiro (State)Rio de Janeiro (State) CR Vasco da Gama Santa CatarinaSanta Catarina Avaí FC 20th
2015 Rio de Janeiro (State)Rio de Janeiro (State) Botafogo FR PernambucoPernambuco Santa Cruz FC BahiaBahia EC Vitória Minas GeraisMinas Gerais America Mineiro 20th
2016 GoiásGoiás Atlético Goianiense Santa CatarinaSanta Catarina Avaí FC Rio de Janeiro (State)Rio de Janeiro (State) CR Vasco da Gama BahiaBahia EC Bahia 20th
2017 Minas GeraisMinas Gerais America Mineiro Rio Grande do SulRio Grande do Sul SC Internacional CearáCeará Ceará SC ParanáParaná Paraná Clube 20th
2018 CearáCeará Fortaleza EC AlagoasAlagoas CS Alagoano Santa CatarinaSanta Catarina Avaí FC GoiásGoiás Goiás EC 20th
2019 São Paulo (State)São Paulo (State) CA Bragantino PernambucoPernambuco Sport Recife ParanáParaná Coritiba FC GoiásGoiás Atlético Goianiense 20th
2020 20th

( 1 ) 1986 no direct master was determined. For the 1987 season, the number of participants in Série A should be increased. The season was played in four groups. All group winners were declared champions. This and the respective group runner-up rose to the Série A 1987.

( 2 ) There was no official second division in 1987. Instead, a green and a yellow league were played according to the Brazilian national colors , which corresponded to the first division; the blue and white leagues corresponded to the second division. All leagues had 32 participants and were organized by region. The green league included the Brazilian south with the traditionally most popular and strongest teams; for this reason the yellow league is viewed by observers as a second division, but not officially recognized as such. At the end of the season there were no promoters.

( 3 ) The field of participants for the Série A 1993 should be increased, so twelve clubs from the 1992 season rose.

( 4 ) The field of participants for the Série A 2000 should be reduced, so no team from the 1999 season was allowed to advance.

( 5 ) Módulo Amarelo of the Copa João Havelange , carried out by the Clube dos 13 , but not a Série B in the strict sense. In addition to the first two clubs, the AD São Caetano was also promoted to the Série A 2001

See also

Web links

The Série B on bolanaarea.com

Seasons of the Campeonato Brasileiro de Futebol - Série B


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