1991 Copa do Brasil

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1991 Copa do Brasil
Copa do Brasil 1991
CountryFlag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
DatesFebruary 9 - June 2
Teams32
Champions Criciúma (SC)
Runners-up Grêmio (RS)
Matches played62
Goals scored132 (2.13 per match)
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The Copa do Brasil 1991 was the 3rd staging of the Copa do Brasil.

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The competition started on February 9, 1991, and concluded on June 2, 1991, with the second leg of the final, held at the Estádio Heriberto Hülse in Criciúma. Criciúma lifted the trophy for the first time after a 0-0 draw with Grêmio.

Only one first-division team, Grêmio, was in the semi-finals, and they were relegated after the 1991 season, while none of the other semi-finalists achieved promotion to Série A. This creates a unique situation where all four semi-finalists of the cup played in the second division the following year. [1]

Gérson, of Atlético Mineiro, with six goals, was the competition's top scorer.

Format

The competition was contested by 32 clubs in a knock-out format where all rounds were played in two legs, and the away goals rule was used.

Competition stages

1st Round 2nd Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals
               
1 Sampaio Corrêa (MA) 1 1
32 Botafogo (RJ) 2 3
Botafogo (RJ)1 3
Santa Cruz (PE) 0 0
17 Colatina (ES) 1 0
16 Santa Cruz (PE) 3 1
Botafogo (RJ) 0 1
Coritiba (PR)3 1
9 CSA (AL) 1 0 (pen: 1)
24 Coritiba (PR) 0 1 (pen: 3)
Coritiba (PR)3 0
Paysandu (PA) 0 0
25 Paysandu (PA) 1 0
8 Ceará (CE) 0 0
Coritiba (PR) 1 0
Grêmio (RS)1 1
5 Confiança (SE) 0 0
28 Corinthians (SP) 0 1
Corinthians (SP)3 1
Cruzeiro (MG) 1 0
21 ABC (RN) 1 0
12 Cruzeiro (MG) 1 4
Corinthians (SP) 1 1
Grêmio (RS)1 2
13 Auto Esporte (PB) 0 0
20 Grêmio (RS) 1 2
Grêmio (RS)1 2
Fluminense (BA) 0 0
29 Goiânia (GO) 1 0
4 Fluminense (BA) 1 1
Grêmio (RS) 1 0
Criciúma (SC)1 0
3 Caiçara (PI) 0 0
30 Atlético (MG) 1 11
Atlético (MG) 0 0
Criciúma (SC)1 1
19 Ubiratan (MS) 1 1
14 Criciúma (SC) 1 4
Criciúma (SC)0 3
Goiás (GO) 0 0
11 Caxias (RS) 2 1
22 XV de Piracicaba (SP) 1 1
Caxias (RS) 1 0
Goiás (GO)1 2
27 União (MT) 0 0
6 Goiás (GO) 1 3
Criciúma (SC)1 2
Remo (PA) 0 0
7 Atlético (PR) 1 1
26 Vitória (BA) 1 2
Vitória (BA)2 0
Sport (PE) 1 0
23 Gama (DF) 0 0
10 Sport (PE) 1 3
Vitória (BA) 0 0
Remo (PA)2 0
15 Rio Negro (AM) 1 0
18 Vasco (RJ) 1 5
Vasco (RJ) 0 1
Remo (PA)0 1
31 Rio Branco (AC) 1 0
2 Remo (PA) 1 4
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