São Paulo launches new season of American football in Brazil

The São Paulo Football League is getting ready to launch its 2017 spring season and has expanded to 10 teams. Following a hugely successful inaugural season last year, the league, based in the state of São Paulo, has added three new teams, the Mooca Destroyers, Ocelotes Futebol Americano and Diadema Under Diamond who will join the defending champion Lusa Lions, the Corinthians Steamrollers, Santos Tsunami, Ponte Preta Gorillas, Sao Caetano Blue Birds, Sao Paulo Storm and Palmeiras Locomotives. The Botafogo Challengers dropped out of the league this year. The teams will play in two divisions of five teams each. State-wide leagues unique

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