Linhares

Estádio Conilon holds 2,664 people, in the northern Espírito Santo city of Linhares.

That existence began on 16 August 2001, when a football school was reorganised into a club under the name Centro de Futebol Linhares. The switch to the current name came in 2007. Blue and white followed a similar path of adjustment: the club had worn light green with black stripes from 2004, a tribute to the old school team, before settling on the colours of the city's flag in 2005.

The badge carries an owl, and from it comes the nickname Coruja do Norte — the Owl of the North. Under that badge, 2007 stands as the club's high point: the Campeonato Capixaba title, won with a final victory over Jaguaré. Runner-up finishes followed in 2011 and 2014, and twice more in the second division, in 2005 and 2019.

Linhares had carried a first-division club before, one that reached four state titles in the 1990s and beat Fluminense on the way to a Copa do Brasil semi-final in 1994.

A relegation in 2017 sent the team down to the state second division, and in 2018 it withdrew from competition altogether. It has since returned to action in the Capixaba B.