Friburguense

The Clássico da Serra has an odd shape to it: Friburguense's oldest rival, Serrano, is also its parent. When Fluminense Atlético Clube and Serrano Futebol Clube merged on 14 March 1980, the new side kept playing the fixture that once split the two.

Friburguense's own record reads as a run at the second tier rather than the first. The club won the Campeonato Carioca Série B twice, in 1994 and 1997.

The nearest the club came to a first division crown ended in the courts rather than on the pitch. Friburguense reached the 2016 Copa Rio final, only to be stripped of the title over an irregular player registration.

Home games are played at the Estádio Eduardo Guinle, known locally as Ildo Meneghetti, in white, blue and red.

Among those who wore the shirt, Isaías stands apart: before Friburguense he became the first Brazilian to play in the Premier League.