Conmebol presented, last Monday (15/12), the ranking of clubs for 2025. In total, 308 clubs appear on the list. It is interesting to note that the Federal District has a representative.
Since 2015, Brasília Futebol Clube has been on the list. Indeed, Colorado Candango was champion, in 2014, of the first edition of the Copa Verde. On this occasion the team was managed by Luís Carlos Souza and the title gave them a direct place in the Copa Sudamericana.
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On penalties, Brasiliense eliminates Capital and advances in Copa Verde
The team faced Paysandu-PA in the grand final of the 2014 Copa Verde. In the first match, at the Mangueirão stadium, in Belém, the Pará team won 2 x 1. In the return match, Brasília responded with the same score, taking the decision to maximum penalties.
Better for the local team, which won 7 x 6. The match, played on the public holiday of April 21, brought together 51,701 people on the largest sports stage in the federal capital.
With this, Colorado went to the Copa Sudamericana and entered directly into the second phase, when they ended up eliminating Goiás in the middle of the Serra Dourada stadium, after drawing the first leg and winning the second leg 2 x 0. With a place in the round of 16, Brasilia lost the first match against Atlético-PR and was eliminated after a goalless draw at Mané Garrincha.
For having played in the Copa Sudamericana, Brasília gained 2.4 points and occupies 283rd place in the Conmebol ranking. Check out the top 10 on the list:
1. Palmeiras – 9,828.6 points 2. Flamengo – 9,303.1 points 3. River Plate (ARG) – 8,762.8 points 4. Boca Juniors (ARG) – 7,360 points 5. Peñarol (URU) – 6,029.4 points 6. Atlético-MG – 5,949.2 points 7. São Paulo – 5,631.5 points 8. Nacional (URU) – 5,521 points 9. Racing Club (ARG) – 5,312.7 points 10. LDU (EQU) – 5,168 points
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