League Season 2012 Archive
Serie D
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Serie D showcases emerging football talent in Brazil, featuring competitive teams and dynamic matches that excite fans and create memorable moments.

CountryBrazil
SportFootball
Competition TypeLeague
Season2012
Teams40
Current StatusCompleted

Serie D is the fourth tier of professional football in Brazil, widely recognized for its role in nurturing talent and promoting clubs from lower divisions to higher levels of competition. This league acts as a vital stepping stone for teams aiming to reach the more prestigious ranks of Brazilian football.

Overview of Serie D

As the lowest professional league in the Brazilian football hierarchy, Serie D features clubs from various regions of the country. It plays a critical role in enhancing the footballing landscape in Brazil, where local teams compete for promotion to Serie C. The league is known for its passionate fan base, community support, and the potential for clubs to rise through the ranks, making it an integral part of the national sports culture.

History and Importance

Founded in the early 2000s, Serie D was established to create a structured pathway for clubs outside of the main professional leagues. Prior to its formation, many regional teams struggled to gain visibility and compete at higher levels. The introduction of this league has allowed for greater inclusivity and diversity within Brazilian football, providing opportunities for smaller clubs to showcase their talent and compete on a national stage.

Over the years, Serie D has become a breeding ground for future stars and has contributed significantly to the overall development of football in Brazil. Many players who have risen through the ranks of Serie D have gone on to achieve success in higher divisions, showcasing the league’s importance in terms of player development and talent scouting.

Format and Structure

The Serie D competition format typically involves a series of group stages followed by knockout rounds. Teams are divided into regional groups, with each club playing matches against others in their group. The top performers from these groups advance to the knockout phase, culminating in a final that determines which teams earn promotion to Serie C.

This structure not only allows for a competitive environment but also ensures that clubs from diverse backgrounds have the chance to compete against one another. The scheduling of matches, encompassing Fixtures and Results, is crucial for teams aiming to secure a place in the higher tiers. Live updates on Live Scores and Standings keep fans engaged and informed throughout the season.

What Visitors Can Find on This Page

This page serves as a comprehensive resource for anyone interested in Serie D. Visitors can find detailed information regarding current standings, match results, and upcoming fixtures. In addition, the page offers insights into team statistics, helping fans track the performance of their favorite clubs. Whether looking for historical data or the latest updates, this page aims to provide a valuable hub for all things related to Serie D football in Brazil.

Teams

Players

⚽ Top Scorers

#PlayerGoalsAppsMin
1CRACEderson da Silva LimaAttacker13161371
2CSARonaldo MendesMidfielder99724
3RemoRatinhoMidfielder810703
4MixtoRaimundo Nonato de Lima RibeiroAttacker810872
5MixtoNonatoAttacker810872
6Atlético AcreanoGesséAttacker88647
7Sampaio CorreaCleitinhoMidfielder7151303
8CianorteReinaldo de SouzaAttacker610641
9VilhenaEdilsinhoMidfielder610857
10VilhenaCabixiMidfielder69810
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🟨 Yellow Cards

#PlayerYellowAppsMin
1CRACJosé Ednei Amaro de BritoAttacker714870
2CRACEmerson Feliciano de Barros FreitasDefender7141260
3BaraúnasNildoDefender810820
4Sampaio CorreaCícero André Gonzaga JorgeDefender6141260
5CianorteCleiton FernandoMidfielder610853
6SousaAlexandre Farias de Lima JuniorMidfielder69720
7MetropolitanoThiago Dos Santos CoutoDefender68654
8PeñarolReginaldo Dias Das NevesDefender67599
9CRACAdeval Ignácio Pereira JúniorMidfielder514881
10Sampaio CorreaRobson SimplícioMidfielder512954
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🟥 Red Cards

#PlayerRedAppsMin
1MaríliaCarlos César MatheusMidfielder15440
2Mogi MirimMauro Sérgio Martins VianaDefender19799
3CeilândiaAnderson de Souza CarvalhoDefender19723
4ConcórdiaMaiconMidfielder17475
5Ypiranga PEAnderson José dos SantosAttacker16473
6CRACTiago SalaDefender18549
7SousaAlyssonDefender17372
8CampinenseBen Hur Moreira PeresDefender17487
9Mogi MirimMoreilândiaMidfielder17578
10Ypiranga PENeto AlagoanoAttacker17595
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15Matches Played
34Goals
40Teams
2012Season