Camaçariense U20

The Estádio Municipal Fernando Ferreira Lopes holds 7,000 people and has carried three names since it opened in 1985 as the Estádio Waldeck Ornelas, becoming the Estádio Armando Oliveira before settling on its current title in 2005. Camaçariense's youth sides play their home fixtures there, under the same red and white as the senior team and the same nickname, Dragão Baiano.

The club took shape in Camaçari on November 3, 2002, in a city built around the petrochemical industry that gives the local derby its name. The senior side's clearest mark on the Bahia state game came the year after formation, when it won the Campeonato Baiano – Segunda Divisão in 2003, having finished runner-up in the same competition back in 1999.

Lins came through the Camaçariense youth ranks before moving into a professional career that took him to Gamba Osaka, where he won the J1 League, the J.League Cup and the Emperor's Cup in 2014.

Across the city sits Camaçari Futebol Clube, and any meeting between the two is called the Derby do Polo.