Campeonato Brasileiro Série B

Champions: Novorizontino · Promoted: Novorizontino, Juventude

Differs from Wikipedia

Club	Stadium	City	Capacity
Fortaleza	Castelãoopened 1973	Fortaleza2,578,483 people	57,876
Goiás	Estádio Serra Douradaopened 1975	Goiânia1,437,366 people	54,084
Cuiabá	Arena Pantanalopened 2014	Cuiabá691,875 people	42,968
Sport Recife	Estádio Ilha do Retiroopened 1937	Recife1,488,920 people	35,020
Botafogo-SP	Estádio Santa Cruzopened 1968	Ribeirão Preto731,639 people	31,527
Juventude	Estádio Alfredo Jaconi	Caxias do Sul479,599 people	30,519
América Mineiro	Arena Independênciaopened 1950	Belo Horizonte2,315,560 people	23,018
Ceará	Estádio Governador Plácido Aderaldo Casteloopened 1941	Fortaleza2,578,483 people	20,600
CRB	Estádio Rei Peléopened 1970	Maceió957,916 people	20,551
Náutico	Estádio dos Aflitosopened 1939	Recife1,488,920 people	19,800
Criciúma	Estádio Heriberto Hülseopened 1955	Criciúma211,369 people	19,300
Avaí	Estádio da Ressacadaopened 1983	Florianópolis587,486 people	17,800
Atlético Goianiense	Estádio Antônio Acciolyopened 2018	Goiânia1,437,366 people	8,000
Vila Nova	Estádio Onésio Brasileiro Alvarengaopened 1980	Goiânia1,437,366 people	7,800
Capacity not recorded yet
Athletic	Estádio Joaquim Portugal	São João del-Rei90,225 people	–
Londrina	Estádio Municipal Jacy Scaff	Londrina581,382 people	–
Novorizontino			–
Operário Ferroviário			–
Ponte Preta	Estádio Moisés Lucarelli	Campinas1,213,792 people	–
São Bernardo	Estádio 1º de Maioopened 1968	São Bernardo do Campo810,729 people	–