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	League	NT U-20 Brazil	NT U-21 Brazil	NT Brazil
Hattrick Country

**Brazil**
Flag of Brazil	Coat of Arms of Brazil
File:LocationBrazil.png Location of Brazil (link to Google map)

Wikipedia page
Currency	Real 200 reais = 100 €
Time zone	Hattrick Time (-5 hours)
Continent:	[[South America]]

Brazil HT Country
Zone:	[[South America]]
Number of regions:	27
Current local season:	16
Number of teams: (~ active)	19112
Level of series:	7
Top series name:	Campeonato Brasileiro
National cups:	Copa do Brasil (main)
Brasil Emerald Cup (challenger)
Brasil Ruby Cup (challenger)
Brasil Sapphire Cup (challenger)
Brasil Consolation Cup (third tier)


National teams
National team Brazil Current Coach: mssss4
NT U-20 Brazil Current Coach: ballord

World Cup	Manager	Result
World Cup VIII	mssss4	Starts Season 16

World Cup	Manager	Result
U-20 World Cup VII	ballord	Not Qualified

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18/12/2005 - Xeq Matt finished as number 1 in Campeonato Brasileiro season 15
28/08/2005 - Guisbo-=C.E.T.A.=- finished as number 1 in Campeonato Brasileiro season 14
08/05/2005 - Fuzarca F.C. finished as number 1 in Campeonato Brasileiro season 13
16/01/2005 - Mura F.C. finished as number 1 in Campeonato Brasileiro season 12
26/09/2004 - Guisbo-=C.E.T.A.=- finished as number 1 in Campeonato Brasileiro season 11
06/06/2004 - Guisbo-=C.E.T.A.=- finished as number 1 in Campeonato Brasileiro season 10
15/02/2004 - Doma Castle finished as number 1 in Campeonato Brasileiro season 9
26/10/2003 - Inter RS finished as number 1 in Campeonato Brasileiro season 8
06/07/2003 - Doma Castle finished as number 1 in Campeonato Brasileiro season 7
16/03/2003 - Inter RS finished as number 1 in Campeonato Brasileiro season 6
24/11/2002 - Inter RS finished as number 1 in Campeonato Brasileiro season 5
03/08/2002 - Inter RS finished as number 1 in Campeonato Brasileiro season 4
13/04/2002 - Distrito Federal finished as number 1 in I.1 season 3
23/12/2001 - Sergipe finished as number 1 in I.1 season 2
02/09/2001 - Goias finished as number 1 in I.1 season 1

South America

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 *02/09/2001 - '''Goias''' finished as number 1 in I.1 season 1
-==[[Copa do Brasil]]==
-*15/12/2005 - [[Fuzarca F.C.]] became Cup Champions season 15
-*25/08/2005 - [[Xeq Matt]] became Cup Champions season 14
-*05/05/2005 - [[Guisbo-=C.E.T.A.=-]] became Cup Champions season 13
-*06/01/2005 - [[Alfabarra]] became Cup Champions season 12
-*30/09/2004 - [[Alfabarra]] became Cup Champions season 11
-*10/06/2004 - [[Alfabarra]] became Cup Champions season 10
-*05/02/2004 - '''Inter RS''' became Cup Champions season 9
-*16/10/2003 - '''Fim de Carreira F.C.''' became Cup Champions season 8
-*26/06/2003 - [[Alfabarra]] became Cup Champions season 7
-*27/02/2003 - '''Petropolitano''' became Cup Champions season 6
-*14/11/2002 - '''Inter RS''' became Cup Champions season 5
-*25/07/2002 - '''Inter RS''' became Cup Champions season 4
-*14/03/2002 - '''Distrito Federal''' became Cup Champions seanson 3
-*21/11/2001 - '''São Paulo''' became Cup Champions seanson 2
-*01/08/2001 - '''Matro Grosso''' became Cup Champions seanson 1
 ==Regions of Brasil==