CRB AL, officially Clube de Regatas Brasil, is a historic football institution from Maceió, Alagoas, currently competing in the Brazilian Série B. The team plays its home games at the iconic Estádio Rei Pelé, a venue fitting for a club with such a rich tradition. Founded in 1912, the club wears distinctive black and white stripes, earning them the nickname "Galo" (Rooster). CRB's history is deeply woven into the fabric of Alagoas football, with numerous state championship titles to their name. Their peak era saw them achieve national recognition, including a memorable run in the top-flight Série A during the 1980s. In recent years, CRB has been a staple of the Série B, consistently pushing for promotion to the elite division with a competitive squad. The club boasts one of the most passionate fan bases in northeastern Brazil, with the "Galo" mascot symbolizing their fighting spirit. The atmosphere at the Rei Pelé on matchday is electric, driven by a loyal support that transcends generations. CRB continues to be a symbol of pride and sporting tradition in the state of Alagoas.