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| first_champions = {{flaglink|RJ}} [[Tanguá Esporte e Cultura]] | | first_champions = {{flaglink|RJ}} [[Tanguá Esporte e Cultura]] | ||
| most_succesful = {{flaglink|MG}} [[CMP Killers]]<br>{{flaglink|SP}} [[Nikkey SA]]<br>{{flaglink|SP}} [[Nomad F.C.]]<br>{{flaglink|TO}} [[Raposao Sport Club]] (2 titles) | | most_succesful = {{flaglink|MG}} [[CMP Killers]]<br>{{flaglink|SP}} [[Nikkey SA]]<br>{{flaglink|SP}} [[Nomad F.C.]]<br>{{flaglink|TO}} [[Raposao Sport Club]] (2 titles) | ||
| champion = {{flaglink|SC}} [[SAMAE Jaragua do Sul]] ( | | champion = {{flaglink|SC}} [[SAMAE Jaragua do Sul]] (1st title) | ||
| organiser = | | organiser = | ||
| current = [[39º Copa Esmeralda]] | | current = [[39º Copa Esmeralda]] | ||
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The first challenger cup of [[Brasil]]. | |||
Revision as of 16:49, 1 June 2026
| Brasil | |
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| Founded | 2014 |
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| Editions | 40 |
| Region |  Brasil |
| Number of clubs | 4096 |
| First champions |  Tanguá Esporte e Cultura |
| Most succesful club |  CMP Killers Nikkey SA Nomad F.C. Raposao Sport Club (2 titles) |
| Current champions |  SAMAE Jaragua do Sul (1st title) |
 39º Copa Esmeralda | |
The first challenger cup of Brasil.
