Brasília District Championship

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The state championship of Brasília , or Campeonato Brasiliense de Futebol, is the championship of the local soccer clubs held every year since the foundation of the Brazilian federal district . Alternative names are Campeonato Candango or Candangão , after the Candangos , the construction workers who created Brasília. The organizer is the Federation of the Federal District, the Federação de Futebol do Distrito Federal . Associations from the neighboring states of Goiás and Minas Gerais within a radius of 200 km from Brasília are also eligible .

The record winner is SE Gama from the satellite town of the same name in the southwest of the federal district with around 170,000 inhabitants with 10 titles. Brasília FC , founded in 1975, followed with 8 titles that he won in the 1970s and 1980s. Brasília FC was the first club in Brazil to transform into a company in 1999. These days, Brasiliense FC , which was founded in 2000 and is also privately owned and has won eight championships since 2002, is in the lead and has one more title than Taguatinga EC , which is second-rate these days and which had five titles between 1981 and 1993. Both come from the western satellite city of Taguatinga, which has a population of around 250,000.

The Ceilândia EC from the administrative district of the capital of the same name , which is home to around 330,000 inhabitants, became champions for the first time in 2010, making it the 20th club to secure the title.

mode

  • Round 1: Hosted in league mode with two legs. The first four qualify for round 2, the last two are relegated.
  • Round 2: Played in league mode with two legs. Points from round 1 are not taken into account.
  • Round 3: Final between the first two from round 2 with a return leg.
  • Final 2010: Ceilândia EC - Brasiliense FC 3-1, 2-2

winner

Badge of the SE Gama
Record champions:
SE Gama

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  • 12: SE Gama ( Gama )
  • 09: Brasília FC ( Plano Piloto )
  • 08: Brasiliense FC ( Taguatinga )
  • 05: Taguatinga EC (Taguatinga)
  • 04: Defelê FC (Brasília)
  • 03: Sobradinho EC ( Sobradinho )
  • 02: Ceilândia EC ( Ceilândia )
  • 02: Grêmio Esportivo Brasiliense ( Núcleo Bandeirante )
  • 02: Rabello FC (Brasília)
  • 02: Luziânia AA ( Luziânia )
  • 01: CEUB EC (Plano Piloto)
  • 01: Coenge FC (Plano Piloto)
  • 01: CA Colombo (Núcleo Bandeirante)
  • 01: AE Cruzeiro do Sul (Plano Piloto)
  • 01: AA Guanabara (Plano Piloto)
  • 01: Pederneiras FC (Plano Piloto)
  • 01: Pioneira FC (Plano Piloto)
  • 01: AA Serviço Gráfico (Plano Piloto)
  • 01: Grêmio Esportivo Tiradentes (Plano Piloto)
  • 01: CFZ / Centro de Futebol do Zico / BSB (Plano Piloto)
  1. ↑ Name of the city or administrative region in brackets.

Championship history

Badge of the SE Gama
Title holder 2019
SE Gama 		0
  • 2019: SE Gama (GA)
  • 2018: Sobradinho EC
  • 2017: Brasiliense FC (TA)
  • 2016: Luziânia AA
  • 2015: SE Gama (GA)
  • 2014: Luziânia AA
  • 2013: Brasiliense FC (TA)
  • 2012: Ceilândia EC (CE)
  • 2011: Brasiliense FC (TA)
  • 2010: Ceilândia EC (CE)
  • 2009: Brasiliense FC (TA)
  • 2008: Brasiliense FC (TA)
  • 2007: Brasiliense FC (TA)
  • 2006: Brasiliense FC (TA)
  • 2005: Brasiliense FC (TA)
  • 2004: Brasiliense FC (TA)
  • 2003: SE Gama (GA)
  • 2002: Centro de Futebol do Zico / BSB
  • 2001: SE Gama (GA)
  • 2000: SE Gama (GA)
  • 1999: SE Gama (GA)
  • 1998: SE Gama (GA)
  • 1997: SE Gama (GA)
  • 1996: CR Guará (GU)
  • 1995: SE Gama (GA)
  • 1994: SE Gama (GA)
  • 1993: Taguatinga EC (TA)
  • 1992: Taguatinga EC (TA)
  • 1991: Taguatinga EC (TA)
  • 1990: SE Gama (GA)
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  • 1989: Taguatinga EC (TA)
  • 1988: Grêmio Esportivo Tiradentes
  • 1987: Brasília FC
  • 1986: Sobradinho EC (S)
  • 1985: Sobradinho EC (S)
  • 1984: Brasília FC
  • 1983: Brasília FC
  • 1982: Brasília FC
  • 1981: Taguatinga EC (TA)
  • 1980: Brasília FC
  • 1979: SE Gama (GA)
  • 1978: Brasília FC
  • 1977: Brasília FC
  • 1976: Brasília FC
  • 1975: Olímpico AC
  • 1974: Pioneira FC
  • 1973: CEUB EC
  • 1972: AA Serviço Gráfico
  • 1971: CA Colombo (NB)
  • 1970: Grêmio Esportivo Brasiliense (NB)
  • 1969: Coenge FC
  • 1968: Defelê FC
  • 1967: Rabello FC
  • 1966: Rabello FC
  • 1965: Pederneiras FC
  • 1964: AA Guanabara
  • 1963: AE Cruzeiro do Sul
  • 1962: Defelê FC
  • 1961: Defelê FC
  • 1960: Defelê FC
  • 1959: Grêmio Esportivo Brasiliense (NB)

See also

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