brSérie C

Third Brazilian tier — 20 clubs including traditional names such as Santa Cruz, Paysandu and Figueirense.

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Inter de Limeira

Club from Limeira in São Paulo state, nicknamed "Leão" (Lion).

interdelimeira.com

Club from the city of Brusque in Santa Catarina, a regular in both Série B and C in recent years.

brusquefutebolclube.com.br

Club from Recife, historically one of the biggest clubs in the north-east, playing at the Estádio Arruda.

santacruzpe.com.br

Club from Belém, traditional rivals of Remo in the Re-Pa derby, founded in 1914.

paysandu.com.br

Club from Campinas, the only Brazilian league champions from outside a capital or coastal city (1978).

guaranifc.com.br

Club from Araraquara in São Paulo state, playing at the Estádio Fonte Luminosa.

ferroviariasa.com.br

Club from João Pessoa, the most successful club in Paraíba state.

botafogopb.com.br

Young club from Maringá in Paraná, founded in 2010.

maringafc.com.br

Club from Caxias do Sul, city rivals of Juventude.

sercaxias.com.br

Club from Fortaleza, founded in 1954, colours green and white.

florestaesporteclube.com.br

Club from Florianópolis, rivals of Avaí in the island derby.

figueirense.com.br

Club from the city of Itu in São Paulo state, whose mascot is a rooster.

Club from Erechim in Rio Grande do Sul, founded in 1924.

Club from Volta Redonda in Rio de Janeiro state, playing at the Estádio Raulino de Oliveira.

Club from São Luís, the capital of Maranhão state, nicknamed "Sabiá".

maranhaoatleticoclube.com.br

Club from Manaus, founded in 2019 but already won Série C in 2023.

amazonasfc.com.br

Club from the city of Itabaiana in Sergipe state, founded in 1938.

aoitabaiana.com.br

Young club from Balneário Camboriú in Santa Catarina, founded in 2013.

Club from Anápolis in Goiás state, nicknamed "Galo da Comarca".

Club from Aracaju, the capital of Sergipe state, nicknamed "Dragão do Sertão".

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