Crest meaning
CEA Clube (Amapá) puts its identity into a compact mark — the crest — and sticks with it. Whether the design is a shield, a circle or a clean wordmark, the point is the same — this is CEA Clube (Amapá). For anyone collecting football badges, this one sits naturally among the local marks of Brazil.
Quick summary
- Country: Brasil
- Continent: América do Sul
- City: Macapá
- Competition: Futebol amapaense (histórico)
- Stadium: Estádio municipal de MacapáGo to
- Capacity: 3.000 seats
Partial documentation
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History
CEA Clube (Amapá) is one of those clubs that quietly keep the game alive in Brazil. Going back to 1960, the side has seen the game change around it while keeping a local core. Most seasons they line up in Futebol amapaense (histórico), where results swing between hope and hard lessons. When CEA Clube (Amapá) play at Estádio municipal de Macapá, the stands hold roughly 3,000 — numbers that matter less than the noise the regulars make. That mix of place, patience and belonging is what makes CEA Clube (Amapá) matter beyond the final score.
