Municipal Football Championships Across Brazil Reach Final and Semifinal Stages
Key municipal football championships in Brazilian cities progress to final and semifinal matches this weekend, featuring diverse teams and strong local support.
- • Under-20 final in Atibaia set for October 26 between Unidos do Tanque FC and AD Esmeralda.
- • Caraguatatuba hosts semifinals for first and second division municipal championships on October 26.
- • Copa das Comunidades semifinals begin October 25 across multiple cities with free admission.
- • Poços de Caldas Série B Amateur Championship second round scheduled for October 26 with 13 teams competing.
Key details
Several Brazilian cities are hosting the pivotal final and semifinal matches of their 2025 Municipal Football Championships this weekend, drawing attention from local sports fans.
In Atibaia, the Under-20 Municipal Football Championship final will take place on October 26 at 9 AM at the Municipal Stadium 'Salvador Russani' (Campo do Alvinópolis). Unidos do Tanque FC, with a record of 3 wins and 1 loss scoring 8 goals, will face AD Esmeralda, which holds 3 wins and 2 losses with 4 goals scored. This championship is organized by the Atibaia Football League with support from the city's Department of Sports, Leisure and Citizenship, which also promotes other sports such as athletics and swimming following the event (Sources 114595, 114604).
In Caraguatatuba, the semifinals of the Municipal Football Championship are set for October 26, featuring first division teams Fortaleza, Barranco Alto, Corinthians, and Travessão. Fortaleza and Barranco Alto lead with strong performances, while Corinthians and Travessão continue to fight for the title. The second division semifinalists include Aliados FC, Sertão dos Tourinhos, E.C. Beira Mar, and Vasco Caraguá. Matches will be at Cemug for the first division and Campo do Golfinho for the second division (Source 114605).
The Copa das Comunidades de Futebol Amador begins its semifinals on October 25, with games in Ferraz de Vasconcelos, Itaquaquecetuba, Poá, and Suzano. Notably, the team Pé na Porta advanced directly to the final after the disqualification of two teams due to a brawl. All games allow free public entry and will be decided by penalties if tied (Source 114612).
Finally, Poços de Caldas will hold the second round of the Série B Amateur Football Championship on October 26. Thirteen teams divided into two groups compete for quarterfinal spots, with games scheduled at three local stadiums. The tournament is organized by local sports authorities and referees, showcasing quality amateur football (Source 114606).
These events highlight the vitality of municipal football across Brazil, reflecting robust local support and an active sports calendar with championships in various age groups and divisions.