Brazilian Serie B today, Football on TV

Brazilian Serie B: At this time there is no football match being televised. You can check the history of previous televised matches

Saturday, 25/11/2023
20:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Ponte Preta CRB
20:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Sport Recife Sampaio Corrêa
20:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Botafogo SP Londrina
20:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Chapecoense Vitória
20:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Ceará Juventude
20:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Avaí Ituano
20:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Tombense Mirassol
20:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Grêmio Novorizontino Criciúma
20:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
ABC FC Vila Nova
20:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Atlético GO Guarani
Monday, 20/11/2023
23:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Sampaio Corrêa Avaí
Sunday, 19/11/2023
18:45
  • Brazilian Serie B
Guarani ABC FC
21:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
CRB Tombense
Saturday, 18/11/2023
00:30
  • Brazilian Serie B
Londrina Grêmio Novorizontino
20:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Criciúma Botafogo SP
20:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Vitória Sport Recife
20:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Mirassol Atlético GO
20:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Juventude Ponte Preta
20:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Vila Nova Ceará
Friday, 17/11/2023
22:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Ituano Chapecoense
Wednesday, 15/11/2023
00:30
  • Brazilian Serie B
ABC FC Juventude
Tuesday, 14/11/2023
22:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Guarani Criciúma
Sunday, 12/11/2023
18:45
  • Brazilian Serie B
Ceará Mirassol
21:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Grêmio Novorizontino Vitória
Saturday, 11/11/2023
00:30
  • Brazilian Serie B
Sport Recife Atlético GO
18:30
  • Brazilian Serie B
Ituano Sampaio Corrêa
20:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Chapecoense Botafogo SP
20:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Avaí CRB
21:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Tombense Ponte Preta
Friday, 10/11/2023
22:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Vila Nova Londrina
Wednesday, 08/11/2023
00:30
  • Brazilian Serie B
Criciúma ABC FC
Tuesday, 07/11/2023
22:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
CRB Chapecoense
Sunday, 05/11/2023
21:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Vitória Vila Nova
Saturday, 04/11/2023
00:30
  • Brazilian Serie B
Londrina Guarani
00:30
  • Brazilian Serie B
Juventude Ituano
20:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Ponte Preta Avaí
20:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Botafogo SP Ceará
22:30
  • Brazilian Serie B
Sampaio Corrêa Tombense
Friday, 03/11/2023
22:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Mirassol Sport Recife
Wednesday, 01/11/2023
23:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Atlético GO Grêmio Novorizontino
Monday, 30/10/2023
23:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Chapecoense Tombense
Sunday, 29/10/2023
21:30
  • Brazilian Serie B
Londrina CRB
22:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Vitória Juventude
Saturday, 28/10/2023
01:30
  • Brazilian Serie B
Guarani Botafogo SP
01:30
  • Brazilian Serie B
Grêmio Novorizontino Ponte Preta
19:30
  • Brazilian Serie B
Criciúma Sampaio Corrêa
19:30
  • Brazilian Serie B
Ituano Mirassol
23:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Vila Nova Atlético GO
Friday, 27/10/2023
23:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
Ceará Sport Recife
Thursday, 26/10/2023
23:00
  • Brazilian Serie B
ABC FC Avaí
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At this time, there are no live televised Brazilian Serie B events but we show you a history with the TV guide of the last broadcast seen on television.

We will update this Brazilian Serie B agenda on TV when we receive confirmation from official media of the next live televised events of Brazilian Serie B.

Since the beginning of this website, 1244 live televised events have been published.

The first event published was on 19 October 2020 and the channel that broadcast Brazilian Serie B matches the most times was Fanatiz with a total of 1244.

Serie B Brazil is the second category in the country's professional league system. The tournament was founded in 1971 and is organized by the Brazilian Soccer Confederation (CBF). Since that year it has been held practically uninterruptedly, except for the period between 1973 to 1979 and in 1993.

The format and number of participants in the competition has varied over time. Currently, it is made up of 20 teams. Each one faces the other rivals twice, once at home in their stadium and once as a visitor in the opponent. The regulation includes a norm for beneficiaries of the soccer development of national players. Clubs can only use a maximum of five foreign players per game. Even so, there is no limit of players or Brazilians when it comes to forming and registering the squad.

At the end of the season, the order of classification is the decisive factor when it comes to making the various promotions and demotions. The first four classified go up to Serie A Brazil. The four teams with the fewest points go down in division and fall to Brasileirao Serie C. In the event of equality of score between two clubs, the main criteria to break the tie are the number of victories achieved and the difference in goals.

More than 30 teams have been proclaimed champions throughout the history of Serie B Brazil. The transfer between the different divisions makes it more difficult for the same club to be able to win the trophy on several occasions. Some of those who have achieved it are América Mineiro, Red Bull Bragantino, Coritiba, Goiás, Palmeiras or Paysandu. In terms of winded by states of the country, the Sao Paulo teams lead the ranking thanks to the more than nine titles they have achieved.

The CBF does not recognize as official several of the seasons of the competition contested. For this reason, the titles of the years 1986, 1987 and 2000 are not part of the historical record.

Villa Nova was the champion of the inaugural edition of Serie B Brazil. The tournament consisted of two group stages and, subsequently, two knockout rounds. In the semifinals, they defeated Ponte Petra thanks to the penalty shoot-out in the tie-breaker. In the grand final, he beat Remo with a score of 2-1 in the final match. Mário Lourenço was the author of the two goals, both from eleven meters.