Campeonato Paulista Segunda Divisão
Campeonato Paulista Segunda Divisão, also known as Campeonato Paulista Série B, is the fourth level of the São Paulo state professional football championship, one of the Brazilian state championships. This tournament is played by 30 teams, in which the four best teams are promoted to Série A3.
Founded | 1929 (Amateur Era) 1960 (Professional Era) |
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Region | Brazil |
Number of teams | 41 |
Current champions | Paulista de Jundiaí (2019) |
2020 clubs
The following 42 clubs are expected to compete in the Segunda Divisão during the 2020 season.
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Andradina
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Grêmio Prudente
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VOCEM
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São-Carlense
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Amparo
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Jaguariuna
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União Mogi
Atlético Mogi
Atlético Mogi
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Itararé
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Locations of the 2020 Paulistão Segunda Divisão teams
List of champions
Amateur era
Year | Champion |
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1929 | Luzitano |
1930 | Estrela do Pari |
1931 | Castelhões |
Professional era
Year | Champion |
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1960 | Votuporanguense |
1961 | GREC |
1962 | Usina Santa Bárbara |
1963 | Bandeirante |
1964 | São José |
1965 | Andradina |
1966 | Araçatuba |
1967 | Minister Clube |
1968 | Sãomanoelense |
1969 | Itapirense |
1970 to 1976 | Not held |
1977 | Primavera |
1978 | Lemense |
1979 | Fernandópolis |
1980 to 1987 | Not held |
1988 | Central Brasileira |
1989 | Jaboticabal |
1990 | Corintians |
1990 to 1993 | Not held |
1994 | Fernandópolis |
1995 | Matonense |
1996 | Jaboticabal |
1997 | Taquaritinga |
1998 | Oeste-SP |
1999 | Independente |
2000 | Flamengo |
2001 | ECO |
2002 | Rio Claro |
2003 | Grêmio Mauaense |
2004 | Monte Azul |
2005 | São Carlos |
2006 | União Mogi |
2007 | Oeste Paulista |
2008 | Pão de Açúcar |
2009 | Red Bull Brasil |
2010 | CATS |
2011 | Independente FC |
2012 | CA Votuporanguense |
2013 | SE Matonense |
2014 | Nacional AC |
2015 | São Carlos FC |
2016 | Portuguesa Santista |
2017 | Manthiqueira |
Titles by club
Amateur era
- 1 title
- Castelhões
- Estrela do Pari
- Luzitano
Professional era
- 2 titles
- 1 title
- Andradina
- Araçatuba
- Bandeirante
- CA Votuporanguense
- Central Brasileira
- Corintians de Presidente Venceslau
- ECO
- Flamengo de Guarulhos
- Mauaense
- Itapirense
- Lemense
- Manthiqueira
- Minister Clube
- Mirassol
- Monte Azul
- Nacional AC
- Oeste
- Oeste Paulista Esporte Clube
- Pão-de-Açucar
- Portuguesa Santista
- Primavera
- Red Bull
- Rio Claro
- Sãomanoelense
- CATS
- Taquaritinga
- Usina Sta Bárbara
- Votuporanguense
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See also
References
- Comunicação, Drive. "Federação Paulista de Futebol". 2016.futebolpaulista.com.br (in Portuguese). Retrieved June 23, 2020.
External links
- League on Soccerway.com
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