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Campeonato Goiano
Second Division
Founded	1959
Country	Brazil
Confederation	CBF; Federação Goiana de Futebol
Divisions	Primeira Divisão; ; Segunda Divisão; ; Terceira Divisão.
Number of clubs	8
Level on pyramid	2/3
Promotion to	Campeonato Goiano
Relegation to	3rd Division
Domestic cup(s)	Copa do Brasil
Current champions	Inhumas (2nd title) ; (2024)
Most championships	Rio Verde (6 titles)
Website	www.fgf.esp.br
	Current: 2025

The Campeonato Goiano - Segunda Divisão,^[1]^[2]^[3] also called Divisão de Acesso,^[4] is the second division of the football league of the state of Goiás, Brazil.^[5]^[6]

Format

First stage

Teams are divided in groups.^[2]
Double round-robin, in which all teams home-and-away games against the team from other group.
Standard round-robin, in which all teams play each other once within the group.

Second stage

Home-and-away playoffs with the top 4 teams.

The winner of the second stage is crowned the champion.

The two teams last placed overall in the first stage are relegated to the second division.

As in any other Brazilian soccer championship, the format can change every year.^[2]

Clubs

	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019	2020	2021	2022	2023
1st	Anapolina (C)	Caldas Novas (C)	Vila Nova (C)	Rio Verde (C)	Grêmio Anápolis (C)	CRAC (C)	Jaraguá (C)	Jataiense (C)	Goiatuba (C)	Inhumas (C)	Goiatuba (C)
2nd	Trindade	Itumbiara	Anápolis	Iporá	Anapolina	Novo Horizonte	Anápolis	Itumbiara	Morrinhos	Goiânia	Jataiense
3rd	Santa Helena	Rio Verde	Novo Horizonte	Goiânia	Goiânia	Goiânia	Rio Verde	Inhumas	Inhumas	Anapolina	Anapolina
4th	Caldas Novas	Iporá	Rio Verde	Grêmio Anápolis	Trindade	Goianésia	Morrinhos	Rio Verde (R)	Anapolina	Aparecida	Centro-Oeste
5th	Morrinhos	Santa Helena	Santa Helena	Goiânia	Novo Horizonte	Jataiense	Jataiense		Goiânia	ASEEV	ASEEV
6th	Goiânia	América	Iporá	América	ASEEV	América	Aparecida		Aparecida	Jaraguá	Santa Helena
7th	Iporá	Novo Horizonte	Itaberaí	ASEEV	Santa Helena	Trindade	Trindade		Novo Horizonte (R)	Itumbiara (R)	Aparecida (R)
8th	Mineiros	Goiânia	Novo Horizonte	Santa Helena	América	Jaraguá	América			Cerrado (R)	Jaraguá (R)
9th	Umuarama (R)	Mineiros (R)	América (R)	Caldas (R)	Aparecida (R)	ASEEV (R)	Grêmio Anápolis
10th	Aparecida (R)	Morrinhos (R)	Quirinópolis (R)		Monte Cristo (R)	Santa Helena (R)	Iporá

List of champions

Season	Champions	Runners-up
1959	Ferroviário (1)	Sírio Libanês
1960	Sírio Libanês (1)	Goianás
1961	Santa Rita (1)	São Luiz
1962–1963	Not held
1964	Riachuelo (1)	Santa Rita
1965	CRAC (1)	Umuarama
1966	Ceres (1)	Buriti
1967	Nacional de Itumbiara (1)	Goiás de Itumbiara
1968	Ceres (2)	Rio Verde
1969^[3]	Rio Verde (1)	São Luís
1970–1979	Not held
1980	Monte Cristo (1)	CRAC
1981	Nacional de Itumbiara (2)	Ceres
1982^[7]	Rio Verde (2)	Santa Helena
1983	Nacional de Itumbiara (3)	Ceres
1984^[7]	Goiatuba (1)	Monte Cristo
1985^[8]	Goianésia (1)	América de Morrinhos
1986	Santa Helena (1)	CRAC
1987	América de Morrinhos (1)	Novo Horizonte
1988	Quirinópolis (1)	Mineiros
1989	Rio Verde (3)	Jataiense
1990	Anápolis (1)	Pires do Rio
1991	Piracanjuba (1)	Itumbiara
1992	Ceres (3)	Inhumas
1993	Rio Verde (4)	Goianésia
1994	Buritialegrense (1)	Uruaçu
1995	Bom Jesus (1)	Aparecidense
1996	Pires do Rio (1)	São Luís
1997	Goiatuba (2)	Caldas
1998	Goiânia (1)	Rioverdense
1999	Aparecida (1)	Goianésia
2000	Vila Nova (1)	Grêmio Inhumense
2001	CRAC (2)	Goiatuba
2002	Jataiense (1)	Anápolis
2003	CRAC (3)	Itumbiara
2004	Mineiros (1)	Aparecidense
2005	Atlético Goianiense (1)	Rioverdense
2006	Goiânia (2)	Trindade
2007	Novo Horizonte (1)	Anápolis
2008	Santa Helena (2)	Aparecidense
2009	Morrinhos (1)	Canedense
2010	Aparecidense (1)	Goianésia
2011	Rio Verde (5)	Itumbiara
2012	Anápolis (2)	Grêmio Anápolis
2013	Anapolina (1)	Trindade
2014	Caldas Novas (1)	Itumbiara
2015	Vila Nova (2)	Anápolis
2016	Rio Verde (6)	Iporá
2017	Grêmio Anápolis (1)	Anapolina
2018	CRAC (4)	Novo Horizonte
2019	Jaraguá (1)	Anápolis
2020	Jataiense (2)	Itumbiara
2021	Goiatuba (3)	Morrinhos
2022	Inhumas (1)	Goiânia
2023	Goiatuba (4)	Jataiense
2024	Inhumas (2)	ABECAT

Notes

Sírio Libanês changed their name to Botafogo.
Grêmio Inhumense has moved from Inhumas to Anápolis, and changed their name to Grêmio Anápolis.

Titles by team

Teams in bold still active.

Rank	Club	Winners	Winning years
1	Rio Verde	6	1969, 1982, 1989, 1993, 2011, 2016
2	CRAC	4	1965, 2001, 2003, 2018
2	Goiatuba	4	1984, 1997, 2021, 2023
3	Ceres	3	1966, 1968, 1992
3	Nacional de Itumbiara	3	1967, 1981, 1983
6	Anápolis	2	1990, 2012
	Goiânia		1998, 2006
	Inhumas		2022, 2024
	Jataiense		2002, 2020
	Santa Helena		1986, 2008
	Vila Nova		2000, 2015
12	América de Morrinhos	1	1987
	Anapolina		2013
	Aparecida		1999
	Aparecidense		2010
	Atlético Goianiense		2005
	Bom Jesus		1995
	Botafogo		1960
	Buritialegrense		1994
	Caldas Novas		2014
	Ferroviário		1959
	Goianésia		1985
	Grêmio Anápolis		2017
	Jaraguá		2019
	Mineiros		2004
	Monte Cristo		1980
	Morrinhos		2009
	Novo Horizonte		2007
	Piracanjuba		1991
	Pires do Rio		1996
	Quirinópolis		1988
	Riachuelo		1964
	Santa Rita		1961

By city

City	Championships	Clubs
Goiânia	10	Goiânia (2), Vila Nova (2), Atlético Goianiense (1), Botafogo (1), Ferroviário (1), Monte Cristo (1), Riachuelo (1), Santa Rita (1)
Rio Verde	6	Rio Verde (6)
Anápolis	4	Anápolis (2), Anapolina (1), Grêmio Anápolis (1)
Catalão	4	CRAC (4)
Goiatuba	4	Goiatuba (4)
Ceres	3	Ceres (3)
Itumbiara	3	Nacional (3)
Aparecida de Goiânia	2	Aparecida (1), Aparecidense (1)
Inhumas	2	Inhumas (2)
Jataí	2	Jataiense (2)
Morrinhos	2	América (1), Morrinhos (1)
Santa Helena de Goiás	2	Santa Helena (2)
Bom Jesus de Goiás	1	Bom Jesus (1)
Buriti Alegre	1	Buritialegrense (1)
Caldas Novas	1	Caldas Novas (1)
Goianésia	1	Goianésia (1)
Ipameri	1	Novo Horizonte (1)
Jaraguá	1	Jaraguá (1)
Mineiros	1	Mineiros (1)
Piracanjuba	1	Piracanjuba (1)
Pires do Rio	1	Pires do Rio (1)
Quirinópolis	1	Quirinópolis (1)