All Major Football Competitions from Brazil

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	Type	Season
Série B	Domestic League	2026
Série C	Domestic League	2019
Série A	Domestic League	2026
Série D	Domestic League	2019
Copa do Brasil	Domestic Cup	2025
Campeonato Carioca 2	Domestic League	2019
Campeonato Paranaense	Domestic League	2019
Campeonato Gaúcho	Domestic League	2019
Campeonato Mineiro	Domestic League	2019
Campeonato Goiano	Domestic League	2019
Campeonato Catarinense	Domestic League	2019
Campeonato Paraense	Domestic League	2019
Campeonato Potiguar	Domestic League	2019
Campeonato Brasiliense	Domestic League	2019
Paulista A3	Domestic League	2019
Paulista A2	Domestic League	2019
Cearense Série A	Domestic League	2019
Baiano - 1ª Divisao	Domestic League	2019
Pernambuco - Série A1	Domestic League	2019
Paraíba - 1ª Divisão	Domestic League	2019
Paulista A1	Domestic League	2019
Campeonato Carioca	Domestic League	2019
Acreano - 1ª Divisão	Domestic League	2019
Alagoas - 1ª Divisão	Domestic League	2019
Sergipano - 1ª Divisão	Domestic League	2019
Cearense Série B	Domestic League	2019
Copa do Nordeste	Domestic Cup	2020

Brazil Information

Region South America
Common name: Brazil
Full Name: Federative Republic of Brazil
Alternative used names: BR, Brasil, Federative Republic of Brazil, República Federativa do Brasil
Demonym: Brazilian
Population: 206.135.893
Languages: Portuguese (Português)
Time Zones: UTC-05:00, UTC-04:00, UTC-03:00, UTC-02:00
National Stadium: Estádio Nacional de Brasília
Capital: Brasília

Description

Football is the sport of choice of Brazil. Since losing the World Cup on home soil in 1950, the nation made a vow to become the most successful in the history of international football, and their passion and intensity for glory has not waned, despite winning the World Cup on five separate occasions, in 1958, 1962, 1970, 1994 and 2002. Their most famous players are a who's who of some of the greatest ever; from the fantastic team of Vava, Pele and Garrincha, through to Rivelino and Jairzinho. Romario was the superstar of 1994, while Ronaldo's eight goals in 2002 made him the hero of the World Cup in Japan & South Korea. Their current stars include Phillipe Coutinho, Roberto Firmino and Neymar. Brazilian domestic football has been typified in recent years by players leaving for Europe at a younger and younger age, decreasing the standard of the local competition. But there are Brazilian players competing in virtually every league in the world, and their heritage for thrilling attacking football makes them one of the most beloved sides.

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