Campeonato Mineiro Módulo II

The Campeonato Mineiro Módulo II is the second tier of the professional state football league in the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais. It is run by the Minas Gerais Football Federation (FMF).^[1][2]

Campeonato Mineiro
Módulo II

Organising body	FMF
Founded	1917; 108 years ago (1917)
Country	Brazil
State	Minas Gerais
Level on pyramid	2
Promotion to	Campeonato Mineiro
Relegation to	Campeonato Mineiro Segunda Divisão
Current champions	Betim (1st title) (2024)
Most championships	Araxá (4 titles)
Website	FMF Official website

List of champions

Amateur era

The first era of second tier of Minas Gerais football was the Serie B of the championship of municipality of Belo Horizonte.

Season	Champions
1915	Ipanema (1)
1916	Unknown
1917	Flamengo (1)
1918–1919	Unknown
1920	Ipanema (2)
1921	Progresso (1)
1922	Palmeiras (1)
1923	Guarany (1)
1924–1926	Not held
1927	Calafate (1)
1928	Santa Cruz (1)
1929	Fluminense (1)
1930	Fluminense (2)
1931	Carlos Prates (1)
1932 (AMEG)	Prado Mineiro (1)
1932 (LMDT)	Siderúrgica (1)

Primeira Divisão

From 1961 to 1968 the second level was called First Division and the first level, Extra Division.

Season	Champions	Runners-up
1961	Itaú (1)	Ferroviário de Divinópolis
1962	Uberlândia (1)	Palmeirense
1963	Nacional de Uberaba (1)	Itaúna
1964	Valerio (1)	Araguari
1965	Formiga (1)	Ferro Brasileiro
1966	Araxá (1)	Usipa
1967	Independente (1)	Alfenense
1968	Vila do Carmo (1)	Trespontano

Divisão de Acesso

In 1969, the Access Division was the second level, and the First Division was the third.

Season	Champions	Runners-up
1969	Acesita (1)	Cassimiro de Abreu
	Flamengo de Varginha (1)	Caldense

Primeira Divisão

From 1970 to 1976 the second level was not played because "Promotion Law" (Lei do Acesso) had been revoked by CND (National Sports Council). The Promotion Law returned in 1976 and, thus, state championships could again have promotion between divisions.

Season	Champions	Runners-up
1977	Araxá (2)	Fluminense de Araguari
1978	Nacional de Uberaba (2)	Democrata (GV)

Segunda Divisão

Season	Champions	Runners-up
1981	Democrata (SL) (1)	Alfenense
1982	Nacional de Uberaba (3)	Fluminense de Araguari
1983	Tupi (1)	Alfenense
1984	Fabril (1)	XV de Uberlândia
1985	Esportivo (1)	Caldense
1986	Atlético Três Corações (1)	Rio Branco
1987	Minas Esporte (1)	Sport Juiz de Fora
1988	Flamengo de Varginha (2)	Pouso Alegre
1989	Juventus (1)	Paraisense
1990	Araxá (3)	Patrocinense
1991	Mamoré (1)	URT
1992	Atlético Três Corações (2)	Alfenense
1993	Araguari (1)	Unaí

Módulo II

Season	Champions	Runners-up
1994	Rio Branco (1)	URT
1995	Villa Nova (1)	Paraisense
1996	Social (1)	Montes Claros
1997	Ipiranga (1)	Nacional de Uberaba
1998	Rio Branco (2)	URT
1999	Uberlândia (2)	Ipatinga
2000	Mamoré (2)	Guarani
2001	Tupi (2)	Nacional de Uberaba
2002	Guarani (1)	Social
2003	Uberaba (1)	Valerio
2004	Ituiutaba (1)	Democrata (SL)
2005	Democrata (GV) (1)	Uberlândia
2006	Rio Branco (3)	Tupi
2007	Social (2)	Uberaba
2008	América (1)	Uberlândia
2009	Ipatinga (1)	Caldense
2010	Guarani (2)	Funorte
2011	Boa Esporte (2)	Nacional (NS)
2012	Araxá (4)	Tombense
2013	URT (1)	Minas Boca
2014	Mamoré (3)	Democrata (GV)
2015	Uberlândia (3)	Tricordiano
2016	Democrata (GV) (2)	América (TO)
2017	Patrocinense (1)	Boa Esporte
2018	Guarani (3)	Tupynambás
2019	Coimbra (1)	Uberlândia
2020	Pouso Alegre (1)	Athletic
2021	Villa Nova (2)	Democrata (GV)
2022	Democrata (SL) (2)	Ipatinga
2023	Itabirito (1)	Uberlândia
2024	Betim (1)	Aymorés

Notes

• Unaí EC currently disputes the Campeonato Brasiliense, due to proximity of the city of Unaí to the Distrito Federal.^[3]
• When promoted to Campeonato Brasileiro Série B in 2011, due to problems with stadium capacity, Ituiutaba EC has moved from Ituiutaba to Varginha, and changed this name to the currently Boa Esporte Clube.^[4]

Titles by team

Teams in bold still active.

Rank	Club	Winners	Winning years
1	Araxá	4	1966, 1977, 1990, 2012
2	Guarani	3	2002, 2010, 2018
	Mamoré		1991, 2000, 2014
	Nacional de Uberaba		1963, 1978, 1982
	Rio Branco		1994, 1998, 2006
	Uberlândia		1962, 1999, 2015
7	Atlético Três Corações	2	1986, 1992
	Boa Esporte		2004, 2011
	Democrata (GV)		2005, 2016
	Democrata (SL)		1981, 2022
	Flamengo de Varginha		1969 (shared), 1988
	Fluminense		1929, 1930
	Ipanema		1915, 1920
	Social		1996, 2007
	Tupi		1983, 2001
	Villa Nova		1995, 2021
17	Acesita	1	1969 (shared)
	América		2007
	Araguari		1993
	Betim		2024
	Calafate		1927
	Carlos Prates		1931
	Coimbra		2019
	Esportivo		1985
	Fabril		1984
	Flamengo		1917
	Formiga		1965
	Guarany		1923
	Independente		1967
	Ipatinga		2009
	Ipiranga		1997
	Itabirito		2023
	Itaú		1961
	Juventus		1989
	Minas Esporte		1987
	Palmeiras		1922
	Patrocinense		2017
	Pouso Alegre		2020
	Progresso		1921
	Prado Mineiro		1932 (AMEG)
	Santa Cruz		1928
	Siderúrgica		1932 (LMDT)
	Uberaba		2003
	URT		2013
	Valerio		1964
	Vila do Carmo		1968

By city

City	Championships	Clubs
Belo Horizonte	13	Fluminense (2), Ipanema (2), América (1), Calafate (1), Carlos Prates (1), Flamengo (1), Guarany (1), Palmeiras (1), Progresso (1), Prado Mineiro (1), Santa Cruz (1)
Uberaba	5	Nacional (3), Independente (1), Uberaba (1)
Araxá	4	Araxá (4)
Divinópolis	4	Guarani (3), Juventus (1)
Patos de Minas	4	Mamoré (3), URT (1)
Andradas	3	Rio Branco (3)
Uberlândia	3	Uberlândia (3)
Varginha	3	Flamengo (2), Boa Esporte (1)
Coronel Fabriciano	2	Social (2)
Governador Valadares	2	Democrata (2)
Juiz de Fora	2	Tupi (2)
Nova Lima	2	Villa Nova (2)
Sete Lagoas	2	Democrata (2)
Três Corações	2	Atlético Três Corações (2)
Araguari	1	Araguari (1)
Barbacena	1	Vila do Carmo (1)
Betim	1	Betim (1)
Boa Esperança	1	Minas Esporte (1)
Contagem	1	Coimbra (1)
Formiga	1	Formiga (1)
Ipatinga	1	Ipatinga (1)
Itabira	1	Valerio (1)
Itabirito	1	Itabirito (1)
Itaú de Minas	1	Itaú (1)
Ituiutaba	1	Boa Esporte (1)
Lavras	1	Fabril (1)
Manhuaçu	1	Ipiranga (1)
Passos	1	Esportivo (1)
Patrocínio	1	Patrocinense (1)
Pouso Alegre	1	Pouso Alegre (1)
Sabará	1	Siderúrgica (1)
Timóteo	1	Acesita (1)

External links

• (in Portuguese) FMF official website