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The Campeonato Brasileiro Série D 2025 starts on April 13, 2025 and ends on September 28, 2025 with the grand final. The competition brings together teams from all over Brazil, providing an opportunity for cities and states with fewer teams in the first division to shine and helping to grow football in various regions of the country.

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➡️Brazilian football calendar 2025; see
The Série D 2025 will follow a traditional format, with 4 phases: group, knockout, semifinals, and final. The aim is to give smaller teams a chance to advance to higher divisions.
64 teams will be divided into 16 groups, with 4 teams in each group.
Each team plays 6 matches (3 home and 3 away).
The 2 best teams from each group advance to the next phase.
From the 16 remaining teams, teams will play two matches (home and away).
The team with the most goals advances. If tied on total goals, away goals are counted. If still tied, the match goes to penalties.
The 4 teams in the semifinals are guaranteed a spot in the Série C of 2026.
The final will be played over two matches and the winning team will be crowned the champion of the Brasileirão Série D.

The Brasileirão Série D 2025 will feature 64 teams from all regions of Brazil. The teams are classified through state championships and other regional tournaments. Some of the participating teams are:
Acre: Independence-AC, Humaitá
Amazonas: Manauara, Manaus
Amapá: Trem
Pará: Águia de Marabá, Tuna Luso
Rondônia: Porto Velho
Roraima: GAS
Tocantins: União-TO, Tocantinópolis
Alagoas: ASA, Penedense
Bahia: Barcelona de Ilhéus, Juazeirense, Jequié
Ceará: Iguatu, Maracanã, Horizonte, Ferroviário
Maranhão: Maranhão, Moto Club, Sampaio Corrêa
Paraíba: Treze, Sousa
Pernambuco: Central, Santa Cruz
Piauí: Altos, Parnahyba
Rio Grande do Norte: América-RN, Santa Cruz-RN
Sergipe: Sergipe, Lagarto
Distrito Federal: Capital-DF, Ceilândia
Goiás: Goianésia, Goiatuba, Goiânia, Aparecidense
Mato Grosso: União Rondonópolis, Luverdense
Mato Grosso do Sul: Operário-MS
Espírito Santo: Rio Branco-ES, Porto Vitória
Minas Gerais: Uberlândia, Itabirito, Pouso Alegre
Rio de Janeiro: Nova Iguaçu, Boavista, Maricá
São Paulo: Água Santa, Inter de Limeira, Portuguesa, Monte Azul
Paraná: Cianorte, Azuriz, FC Cascavel
Rio Grande do Sul: Guarany de Bagé, Brasil de Pelotas, São Luiz de Ijuí, São José-RS
Santa Catarina: Barra-SC, Marcílio Dias, Joinville
Streaming: CBF TV will stream all matches online, allowing fans to watch from anywhere.
Free TV: Some matches will be shown on local TV, especially for teams in the region.
Social Media: Some matches may also be streamed live on YouTube and Facebook, to reach a wider audience.
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Brasileirão 2025: Team Signings and Reinforcements; see 2025 Brazil Cup Draw: groups and matchups, dates, teams, and rules; see


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