Copa do Brasil 2004
| Copa do Brasil 2004 | |
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| Cup winners | EC Santo André (1st title) |
| Beginning | February 4, 2004 |
| final | June 30, 2004 |
| Final stadium | Estádio do Maracanã ( Rio de Janeiro ) |
| Teams | 64 |
| Games | 114 (114 played) |
| Gates | 325 (ø 2.85 per game) |
| spectator | 698.012 (ø 6.123 per game) |
| Top scorer | Alex Alves , Dauri de Amorim (8 goals) |
| ← Copa do Brasil 2003 | |
The 2004 Copa do Brasil was the sixteenth 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 Copa Libertadores 2005 .
Season course
The competition started its season on February 4, 2004 and ended on June 30, 2004. At the end of the season, the EC Santo André won the title for the first time and became the ninth title holder. The top scorers were Alex Alves from Botafogo FR and Dauri de Amorim from Clube 15 de Novembro with 8 goals.
Highest victories
- Maranhão AC - Botafogo FR : 0: 5 (February 4, 2004 - 1st round first leg)
- Novo Horizonte FC - EC Santo André : 0-5 (February 18, 2004 - 1st round, first leg)
- EC Flamengo - CR Vasco da Gama : 0: 5 (February 18, 2004 - 1st round, second leg)
- Palmas FR - Nacional FC (AM) : 5-0 (March 17, 2004 - 2nd round first leg)
Attendees
Participants were 54 qualifiers from the state championships and the 10 best teams from the 2003 CBF ranking. The participants in the Copa Libertadores 2003 (Cruzeiro (8), Santos (10), São Paulo (6), Coritiba (15) and São Caetano (63)) did not take part in the competition. As far as they had a place in the CBF Top-Ten Ranking, the next best club took their starting place.
Participants from the CBF ranking
| CBF rank | club |
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| 1 |
 Gremio Porto Alegre
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| 2 |
 Corinthians São Paulo
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| 3 |
 CR Vasco da Gama
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| 4th |
 Atlético Mineiro
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| 5 |
Flamengo Rio de Janeiro
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| 7th |
Palmeiras São Paulo
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| 9 |
SC Internacional
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| 11 |
Guarani FC
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| 12 |
Botafogo FR
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| 13 |
Fluminense Rio de Janeiro
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Participants from the state championships
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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.
The pairing winner was determined by the goal difference. 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.
Tournament schedule
In the first game between AC Paranavaí and SE Gama in the first round of the competition, the player Allan was irregularly used by Gama. Paranavaí was then declared the winner of the pairing. The decision was then withdrawn by the sports court on March 12th.
Also in the first round, eleven players were used irregularly by Barra in the first leg between Barra do Garças FC and Santa Cruz FC . Santa Cruz was then declared the winner of the pairing. The second leg was no longer played.
Finals
First leg
| EC Santo André | Flamengo Rio de Janeiro | ||||||
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Júlio César , Dedimar , Gabriel , Alex Bruno , Da Guia ( Diego 69th), Dirceu , Ramalho , Élvis ( Barbieri 80th), Romerito , Sandro Gaúcho , Osmar ( Makanaki 76th) Trainer: Péricles Chamusca |
Júlio César , Reginaldo Araújo , André Bahia , Fabiano Eller , Roger Guerreiro ( Athirson 69th), da Silva ( Robson 46th), Douglas Silva , Ibson , Felipe , Jean , Negreiros ( Diogo 57th) Trainer: Abel Braga |
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1: 1 Osmar 51 ′ 2: 1 Romerito 59 ′ 
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0: 1 Roger 25 ′ 2: 2 Athirson 83 ′
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 Gabriel
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Return leg
| Flamengo Rio de Janeiro | EC Santo André | ||||||
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Júlio César , Reginaldo Araújo , André Bahia , Fabiano Eller , Roger Guerreiro ( Athirson 60th), da Silva , Douglas Silva ( Negreiros 60th), Robson ( Jônatas 10th), Ibson , Felipe , Jean Trainer: Abel Braga |
Júlio César , Dedimar , Gabriel , Alex Bruno , Nelsinho ( Da Guia 62nd), Dirceu , Ramalho ( Ronaldo 83rd), Élvis (Dodô 75th), Romerito , Sandro Gaúcho , Osmar Trainer: Péricles Chamusca |
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| 0: 1 Sandro Gaúcho 52 ′ 0: 2 Élvis 67 ′
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André Bahia, Fabiano Eller, Jean
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Júlio César, Alex Bruno, Dirceu
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The championship team
| 1. | EC Santo André |
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List of goalscorers
| Pl. | Nat. | player | society | Gates |
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Alex Alves | Botafogo | 8 goals |
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Dauri de Amorim | 15 de November | ||
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Sandro Gaúcho | Santo André | 6 goals |
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Vágner Love | Palmeiras | ||
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Diogo | Flamengo | 5 goals |
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Obina | Vitória | ||
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Rinaldo | Fortaleza |
spectator
Most visited games
| Pl. | number | home | Result | guest | Stadion | date | Gameday |
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| 1 | 71,998 | Flamengo | 0: 2 | EC Santo André | Maracanã | June 30, 2004 | Final second leg |
| 2 | 50,344 | Flamengo | 2-0 | Vitória | Maracanã | June 16, 2004 | Semi-final second leg |
| 3 | 35,956 | Fortaleza EC | 1: 1 | Corinthians | Castelo | May 5, 2004 | Round of 16 second leg |
Least visited games
| Pl. | number | home | Result | guest | Stadion | date | Gameday |
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| 1 | 51 | Bangu AC | 1-0 | Tupi FC | Moça Bonita | February 18, 2004 | 1st round second leg |
| 2 | 224 | America FC (RJ) | 0: 1 | Londrina EC | Coutinho | February 4, 2004 | 1st round first leg |
| 3 | 253 | Nacional FC (AM) | 2: 1 | Palmas FR | Vivaldo Lima | March 24, 2004 | 2nd round second leg |