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Campeonato Brasileiro Série B

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Champions: Cruzeiro · Promoted: Cruzeiro, Grêmio, Bahia, Vasco

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
CruzeiroMineirãoopened 1965Belo Horizonte2,315,560 people66,658
GrêmioArena do Grêmioopened 2012Porto Alegre1,388,794 people60,540
BahiaArena Fonte Novaopened 2013Salvador2,417,678 people47,915
Sampaio CorrêaEstádio Governador João Casteloopened 1982São Luís1,037,775 people40,000
Sport RecifeEstádio Ilha do Retiroopened 1937Recife1,488,920 people35,020
GuaraniEstádio Brinco de Ouroopened 1953Campinas1,213,792 people29,130
Vasco da GamaSão Januárioopened 1927Rio de Janeiro6,211,223 people25,000
ChapecoenseArena Condáopened 1976Chapecó224,013 people22,600
CRBEstádio Rei Peléopened 1970Maceió957,916 people20,551
NáuticoEstádio dos Aflitosopened 1939Recife1,488,920 people19,800
CriciúmaEstádio Heriberto Hülseopened 1955Criciúma211,369 people19,300
ItuanoEstádio Novelli Júnioropened 1947Itu167,095 people18,000
Vila NovaEstádio Onésio Brasileiro Alvarengaopened 1980Goiânia1,437,366 people7,800
BrusqueEstádio Augusto Baueropened 1931Brusque141,385 people5,000
CSAEstádio Mutangeopened 1922Maceió957,916 people4,000
Capacity not recorded yet
LondrinaEstádio Municipal Jacy ScaffLondrina581,382 people–
Novorizontino–
Operário Ferroviário–
Ponte PretaEstádio Moisés LucarelliCampinas1,213,792 people–
Tombense–

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