Series B: Sport and Santos is a sports attraction on TV Brasil this Sunday

The final round of Series B of the Brazilian Championship is the sporting attraction of TV Brasil this Sunday (24). The highlight will be the clash between already champion Santos and Sport, which is still fighting for access to the next edition of Série A. The match will be played on Ilha do Retiro, in Recife, starting at 6:30 pm (Brasília time). Series B: Sport and Santos is a sports attraction on TV Brasil this Sunday

Occupying 5th place in the standings with 63 points, Leão needs to win and hope for stumbles from Mirassol, Novorizontino or Ceará to finish the competition within the G4 (which guarantees access to Series A).

In addition to broadcasting the emotions of Santos and Sport live, the public broadcaster’s sports team will also provide all the information on the other matches that will define the last three teams that will move up to the first division of the Brazilian Championship.

Another candidate for access is vice-leader Mirassol, who, with 64 points, will face off, also at 6:30 pm, with Chapecoense who occupies 15th place with 44 points. The match will be played at the José Maria de Campos Maia Municipal Stadium, in Mirassol.

Novorizontino is also fighting for a place in Série A in 2025. Currently third in the competition with 64 points, Tigre do Vale visits sixth placed Goiás (which, with 60 points, is also alive in the fight for access) at the Serrinha stadium .

The last team alive in this dispute is fourth-placed Ceará. With 63 points, Vozão visits the bottom, and already relegated, Guarani at the Brinco de Ouro stadium, in Campinas.

Series B broadcast

This year, 20 clubs competed in the championship, which is worth a place in Series A and the Copa do Brasil. The following clubs compete in the competition: Amazonas (AM), América (MG), Avaí (SC), Botafogo (SP), Brusque (SC), Ceará (CE), Chapecoense (SC), Coritiba (PR), CRB (AL ), Goiás (GO), Guarani (SP), Ituano (SP), Mirassol (SP), Novorizontino (SP), Operário (PR), Paysandu (PA), Ponte Preta (SP), Santos (SP), Sport (PE) and Vila Nova (GO).

In 2024, Series B was played on a points system, in turn and return, with 19 first games and 19 return games. The first four win a place in Series A in 2025 and the last four are relegated to Series C.