Copa do Brasil 2002

Copa do Brasil 2002
Cup winners	Corinthians São Paulo (1st title)
Beginning	February 5, 2002
final	May 15, 2002
Final stadium	Estádio Elmo Serejo Farias ( Taguatinga (Federal District) )
Teams	64
Games	117  (of which 117 played)
Gates	369  (ø 3.15 per game)
Top scorer	Deivid (13 goals)
← Copa do Brasil 2001 Copa do Brasil 2003 →

The Copa do Brasil 2002 was the fourteenth edition of this 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 2003 Copa Libertadores .

Season course

The competition started its season on February 5, 2002 and ended on May 15, 2002. At the end of the season, the Corinthians São Paulo won the title for the second time. The top scorer was Deivid from the cup winner with 13 goals.

Highest victories

• EC Vitória - CE Nova Esperança : 6-0 (February 13, 2002 - 1st round, second leg)

Attendees

Participants were the winners of the 2001 state championships and some of the next qualified from the state championship. Furthermore, the participants in Série A 2001 , the second and third placed in Série B 2001 and a selection of teams determined by the association were added.

The participants in the Copa Libertadores 2002 (Grêmio, Flamengo, Atlético Paranaense and São Caetano) did not take part in the competition.

State	club	Qualification
acre	AD Vasco da Gama	State Champion 2001
Alagoas	AS Arapiraquense	State Champion 2001
	CS Alagoano	Vice State Champion 2001
Amapá	Independent EC	State Champion 2001
Amazon	Atlético Rio Negro Club	State Champion 2001
	São Raimundo EC (AM)	Invitation from the CBF
Bahia	EC Bahia	Series A 2001
	EC Vitória	Series A 2001
	Juazeiro SC	Vice State Champion 2001
Brasília	SE Gama	Series A 2001
	Brasiliense FC	Vice State Champion 2001
	Bandeirante	Invitation from the CBF
Ceará	Fortaleza EC	State Champion 2001
	Ceará SC	Vice State Champion 2001
Espírito Santo	Alegrense FC	State Champion 2001
Goiás	Goiás EC	Series A 2001
	Vila Nova FC	State Champion 2001
	AA Anapolina	Third national championship in 2001
Maranhão	Moto Club de São Luís	State Champion 2001
	Sampaio Corrêa FC	Vice State Champion 2001
Mato Grosso	SER Juventude	State Champion 2001
Mato Grosso do Sul	EC Comercial	State Champion 2001
	CE Nova Esperança	Invitation from the CBF
Minas Gerais	America Mineiro	Series A 2001
	Atlético Mineiro	Series A 2001
	Cruzeiro Belo Horizonte	Series A 2001
Pará	Paysandu SC	State Champion 2001
	Clube do Remo	Vice State Champion 2001
Paraíba	FC Treze	State Champion 2001
	Botafogo FC (PB)	Vice State Champion 2001
Paraná	Coritiba FC	Series A 2001
	Paraná Clube	Series A 2001
	Londrina EC	Invitation from the CBF
Pernambuco	Santa Cruz FC	Series A 2001
	Sport Recife	Series A 2001
	Náutico capibaribe	State Champion 2001
Piauí	Ríver AC	State Champion 2001
	EC Flamengo	Invitation from the CBF
Rio de Janeiro	Botafogo FR	Series A 2001
	CR Vasco da Gama	Series A 2001
	Fluminense Rio de Janeiro	Series A 2001
	Americano FC (RJ)	Third national championship in 2001
Rio Grande do Norte	AC Corintians	State Champion 2001
	América FC (RN)	Vice State Champion 2001
Rio Grande do Sul	SC Internacional	Series A 2001
	EC Juventude	Series A 2001
	SER Caxias do Sul	Série B third in 2001
Rondônia	Ji-Paraná FC	State Champion 2001
Roraima	Atlético Roraima Clube	State Champion 2001
Santa Catarina	Joinville EC	State Champion 2001
	Criciúma EC	Vice State Champion 2001
	Figueirense FC	Série B runner-up in 2001
São Paulo	Botafogo FC (RP)	Series A 2001
	Corinthians São Paulo	Series A 2001
	Guarani FC	Series A 2001
	Palmeiras São Paulo	Series A 2001
	AA Ponte Preta	Series A 2001
	Associação Portuguesa de Desportos	Series A 2001
	FC Santos	Series A 2001
	Sao Paulo FC	Series A 2001
	CA Bragantino	Invitation from the CBF
Sergipe	AD Confiança	State Champion 2001
	CS Sergipe	Vice State Champion 2001
Tocantins	Palmas FR	State Champion 2001

mode

The mode consisted of a knockout system . In the first two rounds, the rule was that if a team wins an away first leg by at least two goals, there is no second leg.

After the first and second leg, only the number of wins counted. If this did not result in a winner, the goal difference counted. In the event of a tie, the away goals rule was applied. If no winner was determined after these were used, this was determined in a penalty shoot-out.

1 round

	total		First leg	Return leg
Atlético Roraima Clube	0: 4	Paysandu SC	0: 1	0: 3
Sampaio Corrêa FC	3: 6	Fluminense FC	2: 1	1: 5
AA Anapolina	1: 3	EC Juventude	1: 3	-
Coritiba FC	3: 5	AA Ponte Preta	2: 1	1: 4
AD Vasco da Gama	2: 2	Federal District	2: 1	0: 1
Náutico capibaribe	6: 5	Clube do Remo	2: 2	4: 3
AS Arapiraquense	1: 5	Palmeiras São Paulo	1-0	1: 2
Juazeiro SC	2: 5	AD Confiança	1: 1	1: 4
São Raimundo	3: 4	América FC (RN)	1: 1	0: 4
AC Corintians	0: 2	EC Bahia	0: 2	-
Criciúma EC	3: 1	SE Gama	1-0	2: 1
Palmas FR	2: 6	Portuguesa	0: 1	2: 5
Ji-Paraná FC	2: 4	FC Santos	0-0	2: 4
EC Comercial	1: 3	SC Internacional	1: 1	0: 2
Botafogo FC (RP)	0: 4	Sport Recife	1: 1	2: 7
SER Juventude	2: 3	Atlético Mineiro	2: 1	0: 2
Botafogo FC (PB)	1: 3	Figueirense FC	1: 3	-
CE Nova Esperança	0: 6	EC Vitória	0-0	0: 6
Independent EC	1: 2	EC Flamengo	1: 1	0: 1
FC Treze	2: 4	Sao Paulo FC	1-0	1: 4
Moto Club	1: 4	CS Alagoano	1: 2	0: 2
Atlético Rio Negro Club	0: 3	Ceará SC	0: 1	0: 2
SER Caxias do Sul	1: 3	Santa Cruz FC	1: 3	-
CS Sergipe	2: 3	CR Vasco	1: 1	1: 2
Vila Nova FC	2: 4	Fortaleza EC	2: 4	-
Alegrense FC	2: 2	Botafogo FR	2: 2	0-0
CA Bragantino	1: 3	Paraná Clube	1: 3	-
America Mineiro	1: 4	Guarani FC	1: 2	1: 2
Londrina EC	6: 5	Goiás EC	4: 4	2: 1
Bandeirante	1: 4	Cruzeiro EC	1: 4	-
Americano FC (RJ)	4: 3	Joinville EC	3-0	1: 3
Ríver AC	1: 4	SC Corinthians	1: 2	0: 2

Tournament schedule

The rule from the first round that if a team wins an away first leg by at least two goals, there is no second leg, only applied to the sixteenth finals.

The player João Carlos from CR Vasco da Gama had in the Round of leg against Santa Cruz FC received his third yellow card in the competition. Nevertheless, he was used by Vasco in the next game, the first knockout round first leg against CS Alagoano . Only after Alagoano lost the second leg against Vasco did Alagoano protest against the rating of the first leg. They applied for Vasco to be excluded. The Sports Court decided against a disqualification and only imposed a fine of 2,000 real on Vasco.

	Round of 16					Round of 16					Quarter finals					Semifinals					final
	Paysandu SC	1	0
	Fluminense FC	2	2
						EC Juventude	1	1
						Fluminense FC	1	2
	EC Juventude	2	0
	AA Ponte Preta	0	1
											Fluminense FC	0	0
											Brasiliense FC	1	1
	Brasiliense FC	3	0
	Náutico capibaribe	2	0
						Brasiliense FC	0	4th
						AD Confiança	0	1
	AS Arapiraquense	2	0
	AD Confiança	1	4th
																Brasiliense FC	3	2
																Atlético Mineiro	0	1
	América FC (RN)	0	0
	EC Bahia	1	3
						EC Bahia	3	2
						Portuguesa	0	2
	Criciúma EC	3	0
	Portuguesa	2	1
											EC Bahia	1	4th
											Atlético Mineiro	2	3
	FC Santos	3	0
	SC Internacional	3	1
						SC Internacional	2	2
						Atlético Mineiro	0	3
	Sport Recife	2	0
	Atlético Mineiro	1	3
																					Brasiliense FC	1 1
																					SC Corinthians	2 1
	Figueirense FC	3	3
	EC Vitória	1	3
						Figueirense FC	3	1
						Sao Paulo FC	1	6th
	EC Flamengo	0	-
	Sao Paulo FC	5	-
											Sao Paulo FC	1	0
											CR Vasco	0	4th
	CS Alagoano	0	3
	Ceará SC	0	2
						CS Alagoano	2	0
						CR Vasco	1	4th
	Santa Cruz FC	1	3
	CR Vasco	2	3
																Sao Paulo FC	0	2
																SC Corinthians	2	1
	Fortaleza EC	1	1
	Botafogo FR	2	3
						Botafogo FR	1	1
						Paraná Clube	3	1
	Paraná Clube	2	1
	Guarani FC	0	1
											Paraná Clube	1	1
											SC Corinthians	3	0
	Londrina EC	1	0
	Cruzeiro EC	0	2
						Cruzeiro EC	2	2
						SC Corinthians	2	3
	Americano FC (RJ)	2	-
	SC Corinthians	6th	-

Finals

First leg

Corinthians São Paulo		Brasiliense FC
	May 8, 2002 in Estádio do Morumbi ( São Paulo ) Result: 2: 1 (0: 0) Spectators: 65,627 Referee: Carlos Simon
	Dida , Rogério , Fábio Luciano , Anderson , Kléber , Vampeta , Fabríco , Ricardinho , Gil , Leandro ( Renato Abreu ) (68th), Deivid Trainer: Carlos Alberto Parreira	Donizeti , Moisés , Aldo , Thiago Gama , Emerson , Evandro , Carioca , Maurício Cabedelo , Gil Baiano , Wellington Dias , Jackson Nogueira ( Weldon ) Trainer: Péricles Chamusca
	1: 0 Deivid 53 ′ 2: 1 Deivid 80 ′	1: 1 Maurício Cabedelo 54 ′
	Fábio Luciano, Anderson, Fabríco	Aldo, Thiago Gama, Carioca

Return leg

Brasiliense FC		Corinthians São Paulo
	May 15, 2002 in Estádio Elmo Serejo Farias ( Taguatinga (Distrito Federal) ) Result: 1: 1 (1: 0) Spectators: 32,000 Referee: Wilson de Souza Mendonça
	Donizeti , Moisés ( Rodrigo Ayres ) (85th), Aldo , Thiago Gama , Emerson , Evandro , Carioca , Maurício Cabedelo ( Lê ) (74th), Gil Baiano , Wellington Dias , Jackson Nogueira ( Weldon ) (69th) Trainers: Péricles Chamusca	Dida , Rogério , Fábio Luciano , Anderson , Kléber , Vampeta ( Fabinho ) (73rd), Fabríco , Ricardinho , Gil , Leandro ( Renato Abreu ) (72nd), Deivid Trainer: Carlos Alberto Parreira
	1: 0 Wellington Slides 42 ′	1: 1 Deivid 65 ′
		Fábio Luciano, Fabríco

The championship team

1.

Corinthians São Paulo

Goal: Dida , Rubinho , Sidão , Doni Defense: Anderson , Otávio , Rafael Scheidt , Edson , Batata , Marquinhos , Moreno , Kléber , Fábio Luciano , Ângelo , Betão Midfield: Renato Abreu , Rogério , Tupã , Marcinho , Fabinho , Fumagalli , Juliano Spadacio , Luciano Bebê , Rodrigo Pontes , Otacílio , Pingo , Marcelo Sarvas , Vampeta , Fabríco , Luciano Ratinho , Ricardinho Attack: Santiago Silva , Gil , Leandro , Deivid , Gilmar Parrudo

List of goalscorers

Pl.	Nat.	player	society	Gates
1		Deivid	Corinthians	13 goals
2		Wellington slides	Brasiliense	8 goals
3		Reinaldo	Sao Paulo FC	7 goals
4th		Edil	Confiança	6 goals
		Gil Baiano	Brasiliense
		Kaká	Sao Paulo FC
		Rodrigo Beckham	Atlético Mineiro

Web links

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