Copa do Brasil 1989
| Copa do Brasil 1989 | |
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| Cup winners | Grêmio Porto Alegre (1st title) |
| Beginning | July 19, 1989 |
| final | 2nd September 1989 |
| Final stadium | Estádio Olímpico Monumental ( Porto Alegre ) |
| Teams | 32 |
| Games | 61 |
| Gates | 137 (ø 2.25 per game) |
| spectator | 627,141 (ø 10,281 per game) |
| Top scorer | Gérson da Silva (7 goals) |
The Copa do Brasil is the first national soccer cup competition in Brazil. The Copa was hosted by the Brazilian Sports Federation, the CBF . The cup winner was qualified as a participant in the Copa Libertadores 1990 .
Season course
The competition started on July 19, 1989 in its season and ended on September 2, 1989. At the end of the season, the Gremio Porto Alegre became the first title holder. The top scorer was Gérson da Silva from Atlético Mineiro with 7 goals .
The first ever goal in the competition was scored by Alcindo Sartori from Flamengo Rio de Janeiro . He scored the goal in the first round first leg against Paysandu SC on July 19, 1989 in the 29th minute.
Supreme victory
- Atlético Mineiro - América FC (RN) : 7: 0 (22 July 1989)
Attendees
32 clubs took part. The mode consisted of a knockout system . Participants were the winners of the state championships in 1988 and partly their runner-up.
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mode
After the first and second leg, only the number of wins counted. If this did not result in a winner, the goal difference counted.
Tournament schedule
In the round of 16 of the Mixto EC, the second leg against Grêmio Porto Alegre was not included (first leg 5-0 for Grêmio). The club justified it by not being able to get the corresponding flight tickets.
Finals
First leg
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Rafael , Betão , Márcio , Aílton , Airton , Rogéri , Cícero , Joécio ( André ), Barbosa , Marcus Vinícius ( Ismael ), Edson Trainer: Nereu Pinheiro |
Mazarópi , Alfinete , Luís Eduardo , Edinho , Hélcio , André Schubert , Lino , Cuca , Roberto Assis ( Almir ), Nando ( Darci ), Paulo Egídio Trainer: Cláudio Duarte |
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 Edinho
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Return leg
| Gremio Porto Alegre | Sport Recife | ||||||
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Mazarópi , Alfinete ( Obdulio Trasante ), Luís Eduardo , Edinho , Hélcio , Jandir Bugs , Lino , Cuca , Roberto Assis , Nando ( Almir ), Paulo Egídio Trainer: Cláudio Duarte |
Rafael , Betão , Márcio , Aílton , Airton , Rogéri ( André ), Cícero ( Edinho ), Joécio , Barbosa , Marcus Vinícius , Edson Trainer: Nereu Pinheiro |
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1: 0 Assis 9 ′ 2: 1 Cuca 52 ′
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1: 1 Mazarópi 31 ′ ( own goal ) 
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Alfinete, Assis
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Airton
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 Betao (45.)
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The championship team
| 1. | Gremio Porto Alegre |
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List of goalscorers
| Pl. | Nat. | player | society | Gates |
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Gérson da Silva | Mineiro | 7 goals |
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Cuca | Gremio | 6 goals |
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Paulo Egídio | Gremio | 5 goals |
| 4th |
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Neto | Corinthians | 4 goals |
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Alcindo Sartori | Flamengo | ||
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Nando | Flamengo |
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ First Copa do Brasil goalscorer , report on cbf.com.br from February 6, 2019, page in portug., Accessed on February 7, 2019