We give a rundown of the Campeonato Brasileiro Série B stadiums. The Campeonato Brasileiro Série B is the second tier of Brazilian football. Thanks for watching!
A few more curiosities about those stadiums, I’ve actually been in some of these and me and my girlfriend are season ticket holders at Mirassol. 1. Guarani (Brinco de Ouro): this stadium’s full name is “Brinco de Ouro da Princesa” (The Princess’ Golden Ring). Both the city of Campinas and the avenue where this stadium is located have the nickname of “Princesa do Oeste” (princess of the west). And the ring part of the stadium’s name was coined by a journalist who, seeing the stadium’s oval shape, created the official name of the stadium. 2. Ponte Preta (Moisés Lucarelli): nicknamed as “Majestoso” (Majestic) the stadium was made with a lot of help from Ponte Preta’s fans, who brought a lot of material to build the stadium and some even worked directly in the stadium’s construction. That green stuff behind the stadium is an elevated and still functioning railroad. Ponte Preta and Guarani’s stadiums are separated by only just about 400 meters and photos encompassing both stadiums are not hard to find. Ponte Preta and Guarani make one of Brazil’s most vicious rivalries. 3. Mirassol (Maião): The stadium has a very family friendly setting, with simple but cozy surroundings. The best seats on the house are on the main stand (not shown in the vídeo), and the view you have from there in late afternoon games is very pretty when sunset arrives. The only downside is the heat in day games, in particular on the sector painted in green shown in the video. It’s bare concrete seating there and it faces the sun directly, so you can imagine what happens when you watch a game seated there 😂. But overall watching a game on this stadium is a quite nice experience. Mirassol is having a rapid rise in Brazilian football, having won the fourth and third tiers in recent years, and there was no time (and room), for further stadium developments. If Mirassol gets promoted it will be involved in the same situation Luton Town is in England. Mirassol neighbors a bigger city in São José do Rio Preto which has two bigger stadiums. It’s likely Mirassol would play on one of those until it’s stadium situation gets sorted out. Mirassol fans would be pissed if this happens, but Mirassol’s stadium belongs to the city of Mirassol, not to the club itself. But Mirassol’s mayor and Mirassol FC’s long standing president are exactly the same person, so anything can happen…
Good video! Congratulations! There is only one small observation, the time difference between the video "Brasil Série A" and "Brasil Série B", meant that some stadiums of traditional clubs were left out, for example the stadium of the club "Vasco da Gama". As a fan of this club, I was sad not to see the reaction. I hope you make another updated video, about the "series A".
Arena Condá will be much better with the current renovation, although it is not as good as the refurbishment project that was announced in 2017. Londrina currently plays at the Estádio do Café, but it has a small stadium with 5,000 seats, which should be expanded and transformed into an arena with a capacity of 20,000 and begin to play in it. It is a trend in Brazil for clubs to be abandoning large public stadiums to use smaller arenas, but which are their own, Atlético Goianiense, before renovating the stadium that appeared in the video, played at Serra Dourada, a public stadium with a capacity of 50,000 seats.
No caso do Serra dourada é pq tá acabado mesmo por isso não tão usando 😅. Afinal é do governo estadual e os clubes não quer gastar pra manter o estádio em bom estado.
Great video! Nice to see some lower level South American clubs get some love. Can you the Argentine second division? Or the Bolivian first division? I would love either video.
Thanks. I will probably cover some of the other 1st divisions in South America before I get to Argentina's second division, but I'm sure I'll do it eventually.
@@TheWideWorldofStadiums If at any point you need info or have questions about either the leagues in Argentina or Bolivia feel free to DM. The Bolivian stuff can be hard to find on the internet especially. There is a lot of strange stuff that goes on with stadiums there haha. Really love your work.
Note: Stadium of Coffe is called like that bc in the city of Londrina wich the club brings the name, was essentially productive in coffe back in the past and there's Still Very productive on coffe collect
00:00 city of Natal ('Christimas' town'), Newton Navarro bridge. most beautiful city in Brazil. Only Brazilian city with contributions to humanity. It served as one of the main and largest bases of World War II, the beginning of space exploration, a reference in neuroscientific research, a pioneer in ballooning and aviation. ❤❤
Se os clubes da série b fossem humanos: ABC: Um menino apaixonado por literatura Atlético Goianiense: Ele gosta de assistir filmes Avaí: Ele sempre precisa de beber agua Botafogo SP: Ele está tentando ser feliz, e tá dando bem Ceará: Ele é sempre triste Chapecoense: Ele foi num acidente de avião em 2016 CRB: Sempre está bom, mas triste na escola Criciúma: O cara barulhenta Guarani: É odiado por sua mãe Ituano: O menino feliz e energético Juventude: Uma criança Londrina: Ele gosta de beber café Mirassol: Ele está com muito sorte Novorizontino: Ninguém fala sobre ele Ponte Preta: Estä com depressão Sampaio Correa: Ele é chato Sport: Ele está feliz e fala que ele é o melhor do Pernambuco Tombense: Uma criança Vila Nova: Bipolar Vitória: A sua mãe sempre pensou em mudar o nome dele
@@victorgarcia3700 descobri que small significa pequeno 😅. A maioria dos times da série B são grandes amigo. A diferença que na série b tem menos dinheiro. Sobre os estádios tão muito é lindo a maioria.
@@victorgarcia3700 grande pra mim amigo são clubes de tradição com história, que tem vários títulos não importa a divisão que se encontra, que tem muita torcida, que tem estádios grandes e lotam e tem grandes médias de públicos que muitas vezes ultrapassa a maioria dos clubes da sérieA, que fazem mosaicos, que arrasta multidões tudo isso amigo é ser grande. Ex: sampaio Corrêa, Ceará, Remo, paysandu, Santa Cruz. Agora não sei se você é brasileiro ou é de fora mas vou falar: os brasileiros só colocam 12 times considerados grandes coisa que não concordo. É só vc acompanhar os jogos desses clubes que citei em seus grandes estádios e verás a grandeza deles mesmo estando em divisão menor atualmente.
Make Brazilian Série C stadiums next... Excited to see your reactions!!!
A few more curiosities about those stadiums, I’ve actually been in some of these and me and my girlfriend are season ticket holders at Mirassol.
1. Guarani (Brinco de Ouro): this stadium’s full name is “Brinco de Ouro da Princesa” (The Princess’ Golden Ring). Both the city of Campinas and the avenue where this stadium is located have the nickname of “Princesa do Oeste” (princess of the west). And the ring part of the stadium’s name was coined by a journalist who, seeing the stadium’s oval shape, created the official name of the stadium.
2. Ponte Preta (Moisés Lucarelli): nicknamed as “Majestoso” (Majestic) the stadium was made with a lot of help from Ponte Preta’s fans, who brought a lot of material to build the stadium and some even worked directly in the stadium’s construction. That green stuff behind the stadium is an elevated and still functioning railroad. Ponte Preta and Guarani’s stadiums are separated by only just about 400 meters and photos encompassing both stadiums are not hard to find. Ponte Preta and Guarani make one of Brazil’s most vicious rivalries.
3. Mirassol (Maião): The stadium has a very family friendly setting, with simple but cozy surroundings. The best seats on the house are on the main stand (not shown in the vídeo), and the view you have from there in late afternoon games is very pretty when sunset arrives. The only downside is the heat in day games, in particular on the sector painted in green shown in the video. It’s bare concrete seating there and it faces the sun directly, so you can imagine what happens when you watch a game seated there 😂. But overall watching a game on this stadium is a quite nice experience. Mirassol is having a rapid rise in Brazilian football, having won the fourth and third tiers in recent years, and there was no time (and room), for further stadium developments. If Mirassol gets promoted it will be involved in the same situation Luton Town is in England. Mirassol neighbors a bigger city in São José do Rio Preto which has two bigger stadiums. It’s likely Mirassol would play on one of those until it’s stadium situation gets sorted out. Mirassol fans would be pissed if this happens, but Mirassol’s stadium belongs to the city of Mirassol, not to the club itself. But Mirassol’s mayor and Mirassol FC’s long standing president are exactly the same person, so anything can happen…
Good video! Congratulations! There is only one small observation, the time difference between the video "Brasil Série A" and "Brasil Série B", meant that some stadiums of traditional clubs were left out, for example the stadium of the club "Vasco da Gama". As a fan of this club, I was sad not to see the reaction. I hope you make another updated video, about the "series A".
As i brazilia, i thank you for the video about our stadiuns!
Nice video! i'm an ABC fan and we're happy the Elephant was promoted back to Série B 🏁🐘
Great video man! Keep them up!
bonito trabalho amigo!!!
Apareceu meu time q joga segunda 2 divisao e minha cidade natal💚
vaiii palmeirassss
Great video
3:43 you forgot to mention it is also going through a new renovation that will add a roof on the northern and maybe eastern stands
Arena Condá will be much better with the current renovation, although it is not as good as the refurbishment project that was announced in 2017.
Londrina currently plays at the Estádio do Café, but it has a small stadium with 5,000 seats, which should be expanded and transformed into an arena with a capacity of 20,000 and begin to play in it. It is a trend in Brazil for clubs to be abandoning large public stadiums to use smaller arenas, but which are their own, Atlético Goianiense, before renovating the stadium that appeared in the video, played at Serra Dourada, a public stadium with a capacity of 50,000 seats.
No caso do Serra dourada é pq tá acabado mesmo por isso não tão usando 😅. Afinal é do governo estadual e os clubes não quer gastar pra manter o estádio em bom estado.
@@tonibarreto157 pq agora eles tem os dele, e gasta bem menos, e lota o estádio
Great video! Nice to see some lower level South American clubs get some love. Can you the Argentine second division? Or the Bolivian first division? I would love either video.
Thanks. I will probably cover some of the other 1st divisions in South America before I get to Argentina's second division, but I'm sure I'll do it eventually.
@@TheWideWorldofStadiums If at any point you need info or have questions about either the leagues in Argentina or Bolivia feel free to DM. The Bolivian stuff can be hard to find on the internet especially. There is a lot of strange stuff that goes on with stadiums there haha. Really love your work.
You changed the music. Nice
My favourites are Juventude, Salvador and Recife!
Gracias amigo!
You pronounce Very well my friend 😉
Note: Stadium of Coffe is called like that bc in the city of Londrina wich the club brings the name, was essentially productive in coffe back in the past and there's Still Very productive on coffe collect
Now you got the two Castelãos right hahaha
Wow these are pretty cool
00:00 city of Natal ('Christimas' town'), Newton Navarro bridge. most beautiful city in Brazil. Only Brazilian city with contributions to humanity. It served as one of the main and largest bases of World War II, the beginning of space exploration, a reference in neuroscientific research, a pioneer in ballooning and aviation. ❤❤
caralho, que ingles de merda é esse truta?
What´s the song at the background in this video? Cheers
I thought this was posted this morning(I’m in the Eastern US)?
Reposted due to an editing error
I would love to see a uk national league south Video!
I hope you are still working on Slovenian Football league.
Now time to rundown the Championnat National stadiums!
My favourite in the league is the Chapecoense one. Despite being rather simple it has so much character on it
It's a shame the team and it's fans are so shitty
Grande video, Manoel Barradas casa do grande EC VITÓRIA.
grande onde?
6:24 now that's a ground I'd love to see in FIFA or PES
NIce
I wonder if he just has chat gpt write the copy? Or was it actually his humor?
世界的に有名なブラジルのクラブは複数ありますが世界的に知られていないクラブの数スタジアムの数も半端ね～数あるのがブラジルですね！
Yeah
The most is The série A. Or champions from libertadores
But brazil have uncontable teams
Palmeiras e o mais conhecido 💚
We are the football nation 🙌🙌 much love to Japan , and it’s football league and their reverence to Zico , the legendary Flamengo player ❤🖤
Please no stadiums in Northern Ireland please
I was watching this video yesterday and it stopped half way through and became a private video.
What’s the songs name at 1:01
Se os clubes da série b fossem humanos:
ABC: Um menino apaixonado por literatura
Atlético Goianiense: Ele gosta de assistir filmes
Avaí: Ele sempre precisa de beber agua
Botafogo SP: Ele está tentando ser feliz, e tá dando bem
Ceará: Ele é sempre triste
Chapecoense: Ele foi num acidente de avião em 2016
CRB: Sempre está bom, mas triste na escola
Criciúma: O cara barulhenta
Guarani: É odiado por sua mãe
Ituano: O menino feliz e energético
Juventude: Uma criança
Londrina: Ele gosta de beber café
Mirassol: Ele está com muito sorte
Novorizontino: Ninguém fala sobre ele
Ponte Preta: Estä com depressão
Sampaio Correa: Ele é chato
Sport: Ele está feliz e fala que ele é o melhor do Pernambuco
Tombense: Uma criança
Vila Nova: Bipolar
Vitória: A sua mãe sempre pensou em mudar o nome dele
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I already saw it this morning lol
There was a major error in the original upload, so I had to amend it.
@@TheWideWorldofStadiums thanks for clarification.
@@TheWideWorldofStadiums right on I know the one only because a few in the comments pointed it out. Fair play re-posting.
uno de los de serie b de argentina
Indonesian Liga 1 stadiums please!
Sport Club do Recife 🦁🇩🇪🔴🖤💛
Finnish Hockey? I heard they had a league.
Brazilian série C 2023 Stadium please. 3 division brazil
Good night
Estádio do Sampaio Corrêa 🇧🇴🦈 Castelão
У гоянских Атлетико и Вила Нова самые лучшие стадионы в лиге! В стране! В мире!
lol i've already seen this, matrix bug
serie b argentina?
Estádio do sampaio corrêa, o Castelão o mais bonito, em segundo lugar o estádio do Ceará estádio Castelão tambem 😅.
De ja va?
Or Pea Roast
National and international honors for all Série B clubs
🐘⬜️⬜️⬜️ ABC
Division 3 (2010)
🐲🟥⬛️⬛️ Atlético Goianiense
Division 2 (2016), Division 3 (1990, 2008)
🦁⬜️🟦🟦 Avaí
Division 3 (1998)
🐆🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪Botafogo-SP
Division 4 (2015)
👴🏻⬜️⬛️⬛️ Ceará
None
🏹🟩🟩🟩 Chapecoense
Copa Sudamericana (2016) ✝️
Division 2 (2020)
🐔🟥⬜️🟥 CRB
None
🐯🟨⬛️⬛️ Criciúma
Brazilian Cup (1991)
Division 2 (2002)
Division 3 (2006)
🏹🟩⬜️🟩 Guarani
Division 1 (1978)
Division 2 (1981)
🐔🟥⬛️🟥 Ituano
Division 3 (2003, 2021)
🦜⬜️🟩🟩 Juventude
Brazilian Cup (1999)
Division 2 (1994)
🦈🟦⬜️⬜️ Londrina
Division 2 (1980)
🦁🟨🟨🟨 Mirassol
Division 3 (2022)
Division 4 (2020)
🐯🟨⬛️🟨 Novorizontino
None
🦍⬛️⬜️⬜️ Ponte Preta
None
🦈🇧🇴🇧🇴🇧🇴 Sampaio Correa
Division 2 (1972)
Division 3 (1997)
Division 4 (2012)
🦁🟥⬛️🟨 Sport Recife
Brazilian Cup (2008)
Division 1 (1987)
Division 2 (1990)
🦅⬜️🟥⬜️ Tombense
Division 4 (2014)
🐯🟥⬜️🟥 Vila Nova
Division 3 (1996, 2015, 2020)
🦁🟥⬛️⬛️ Vitória
None
Torcer para um time da segunda divisão, é amar futebol e seu clube , parabéns à todos . Sou Flamengo, mas admiro todos os fanáticos pelo esporte
Make Peruvian League Stadiums XD
FLAMENGO ❤🖤❤️🖤❤️🖤
11:37 María série No 😂
los de peru
LONDRINA ESPORTE CLUBE THE BIGGEST CLUB OF THE SOUTH HEMISPHERE, THE ENORMOUS SHARK
orrible stadia, think that Brasil is huge countries and the superpower of football.
This is serie b my friend, small teams
@@victorgarcia3700 descobri que small significa pequeno 😅. A maioria dos times da série B são grandes amigo. A diferença que na série b tem menos dinheiro. Sobre os estádios tão muito é lindo a maioria.
@@tonibarreto157 como assim a maioria é grande? São times regionais, na maioria das vezes. Grande é Corinthians, palmeiras, flamengo, grêmio etc
@@victorgarcia3700 grande pra mim amigo são clubes de tradição com história, que tem vários títulos não importa a divisão que se encontra, que tem muita torcida, que tem estádios grandes e lotam e tem grandes médias de públicos que muitas vezes ultrapassa a maioria dos clubes da sérieA, que fazem mosaicos, que arrasta multidões tudo isso amigo é ser grande. Ex: sampaio Corrêa, Ceará, Remo, paysandu, Santa Cruz. Agora não sei se você é brasileiro ou é de fora mas vou falar: os brasileiros só colocam 12 times considerados grandes coisa que não concordo. É só vc acompanhar os jogos desses clubes que citei em seus grandes estádios e verás a grandeza deles mesmo estando em divisão menor atualmente.
@@victorgarcia3700São Paulo maior que todos esses citados