1994 Copa do Brasil

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1994 Copa do Brasil
Copa do Brasil 1994
Tournament details
CountryBrazil
DatesFebruary 18 – August 10
Teams32
Final positions
Champions Grêmio (RS)
Runner-up Ceará (CE)
Tournament statistics
Matches played62
Goals scored149 (2.4 per match)
Top goal scorer(s) Paulinho McLaren (6)
  1993
1995  

The Copa do Brasil 1994 was the 6th staging of the Copa do Brasil.

Contents

The competition started on February 18, 1994, and concluded on August 10, 1994, with the second leg of the final, held at the Estádio Olímpico Monumental in Porto Alegre, in which Grêmio lifted the trophy for the second time with a 1-0 victory over Ceará.

Paulinho McLaren, of Internacional, with 6 goals, was the competition's topscorer.

Format

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

Participating teams

   

Competition stages

1st Round 2nd Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals
               
1 Vitória (BA) 4 1
32 Sorriso (MT) 0 1
Vitória (BA)2 3
Ariquemes (RO) 0 0
17 Ariquemes (RO) 0 2
16 Independência (AC) 1 0
Vitória (BA) 0 0
Grêmio (RS)1 1
9 CRB (AL) 0 1
24 Corinthians (SP) 1 3
Corinthians (SP) 0 2
Grêmio (RS)2 2
25 Criciúma (SC) 2 1
8 Grêmio (RS) 2 2
Grêmio (RS)0 2
Vasco (RJ) 0 1
5 Atlético (MG) 4 2
28 Vila Nova (GO) 3 0
Remo (PA) 2 0
Atlético (MG)1 2
21 Remo (PA) 1 3
12 Maranhão (MA) 1 0
Vasco (RJ)3 4
Atlético (MG) 1 3
13 Sergipe (SE) 1 1 (pen: 2)
20 Santa Cruz (PE) 1 1 (pen: 4)
Santa Cruz (PE) 1 1
Vasco (RJ)0 3
29 ABC (RN) 0 1
4 Vasco (RJ) 2 1
Grêmio (RS)0 1
Ceará (CE) 0 0
3 Fluminense (RJ) 2 1
30 Linhares (ES) 2 1
Linhares (ES)0 3
São José (AP) 0 2
19 Nacional (AM) 1 1
14 São José (AP) 2 2
Linhares (ES)1 1
Comercial (MS) 0 1
11 Paysandu (PA) 0 0 (pen: 5)
22 Comercial (MS) 0 0 (pen: 6)
Comercial (MS)2 2
Kaburé (TO) 0 0
27 Kaburé (TO) 2 0
6 América (MG) 0 1
Linhares (ES) 0 0
Ceará (CE)1 0
7 Internacional (RS) 1 1
26 Paraná (PR) 1 0
Internacional (RS)1 4
Bahia (BA) 0 5
23 Taguatinga (DF) 0 1
10 Bahia (BA) 2 2
Ceará (CE)1 1
Internacional (RS) 0 2
15 Ceará (CE) 2 1
18 Campinense (PB) 0 2
Ceará (CE)0 1
Palmeiras (SP) 0 1
31 4 de Julho (PI) 1 2
2 Palmeiras (SP) 3 5
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1994 Winners
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