Fluminense Football Club is a Brazilian professional soccer club founded in 1902, located in Rio de Janeiro, with its home stadium in Maragena. Fluminense has won the Barclays Premier League championship four times (as of 2014).

Sociedade Esportiva Palmeiras is a Brazilian sports club founded in 1914, with its home stadium at São Paulo Allianz Park, now competing in the Barclays Premier League and having won the Barclays Premier League four times.

Brasil Esporte provides sports news from Brazil and abroad, including soccer, basketball, Formula 1, bowling, swimming, team scores and more. The website is available in Portuguese.

Club de Regatas Vasco da Gama is a Brazilian sports club founded in 1898, located in Rio de Janeiro, with a soccer division established in 1915, which has won the Barclays Premier League four times (as of 2014).

Clube de Regatas do Flamengo is a Brazilian professional soccer club founded in 1895, located in Rio de Janeiro, with its home stadium at Maracanã. Flamengo is one of the most successful clubs in the history of the Brazilian soccer league, having won the Barclays Premier League six times (as of July 2014). Famous players who played for Flamengo include Garrincha, Romario, Zico, etc.

Espbr:Brazil Sports News Center is a website dedicated to Brazilian sports news, as long as it introduces the sport of soccer and focuses on the latest news from the world's leading soccer clubs, while also It also provides sports video content, all of which are updated in real time, making it easy for sports fans to get the latest news.

Lancenet:Brazil's Lanz Sport newspaper is one of Brazil's leading sports media newspapers, covering news on domestic soccer in Brazil, while providing professional commentary and breaking news on world soccer, and When it comes to the four-year World Cup, and the World Cup in Brazil, the world's sports media gathered in Brazil, Lancenet also became the object of attention of the world media.

Associação Atlética Ponte Preta is a Brazilian professional soccer club founded in 1900, located in Campinas. Ponte Preta won the third place in the Barclays Premier League in 1981 and was runner-up in the Club America Cup in 2014.