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1989 Copa do Brasil

Field	Value
title	Copa do Brasil
year	1989
other_titles	Copa do Brasil 1989
image_size	250px
country	Brazil
dates	July 19 – September 2
num_teams	32
winners	Grêmio (RS)
second	Sport (PE)
matches	61
goals	137
scoring_leader	Gérson da Silva (7)
next_season	1990

The Copa do Brasil 1989 was the 1st staging of the Copa do Brasil.

The competition started on July 19, 1989, and concluded on September 2, 1989, with the second leg of the final, held at the Estádio Olímpico Monumental in Porto Alegre, in which Grêmio lifted the trophy for the first time with a 2–1 victory over Sport Recife.

Gérson, of Atlético Mineiro, with seven 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

| RD1-team01 =Rio Negro (AM) | RD1-team02 =Vasco (RJ) | RD1-score01=1 1 | RD1-score02=1 2 | RD1-team03 =Vitória (BA) | RD1-team04 =Avaí (SC) | RD1-score03=2 0 | RD1-score04=0 1 | RD1-team05 =Guarani (SP) | RD1-team06 =Flamengo (PI) | RD1-score05=3 1 | RD1-score06=1 1 | RD1-team07 =Fortaleza (CE) | RD1-team08 =Sport (PE) | RD1-score07=0 0 | RD1-score08=0 1 | RD1-team09 =América (RN) | RD1-team10 =Atlético (MG) | RD1-score09=0 0 | RD1-score10=3 7 | RD1-team11 =Náutico (PE) | RD1-team12 =Atlético (PR) | RD1-score11=1 0 | RD1-score12=0 0 | RD1-team13 =Internacional (RS) | RD1-team14 =CSA (AL) | RD1-score13=0 2 | RD1-score14=0 0 | RD1-team15 =Goiás (GO) | RD1-team16 =Ferroviário (CE) | RD1-score15=1 3 | RD1-score16=0 1 | RD1-team17 =Flamengo (RJ) | RD1-team18 =Paysandu (PA) | RD1-score17=2 0 | RD1-score18=2 1 | RD1-team19 =Blumenau (SC) | RD1-team20 =Operário (MS) | RD1-score19=1 1 | RD1-score20=1 0 | RD1-team21 =Sampaio Corrêa (MA) | RD1-team22 =Corinthians (SP) | RD1-score21=3 0 | RD1-score22=2 1 | RD1-team23 =Tiradentes (DF) | RD1-team24 =Atlético (GO) | RD1-score23=1 0 | RD1-score24=0 0 | RD1-team25 =Ibiraçu (ES) | RD1-team26 =Grêmio (RS) | RD1-score25=0 0 | RD1-score26=1 6 | RD1-team27 =Pinheiros (PR) | RD1-team28 =Mixto (MT) | RD1-score27=0 1 | RD1-score28=1 2 | RD1-team29 =Cruzeiro (MG) | RD1-team30 =Botafogo (PB) | RD1-score29=0 1 | RD1-score30=0 1 | RD1-team31 =Confiança (SE) | RD1-team32 =Bahia (BA) | RD1-score31=0 0 | RD1-score32=1 1 | RD2-team01 =Vasco (RJ) | RD2-team02 =Vitória (BA) | RD2-score01=0 1 | RD2-score02=0 2 | RD2-team03 =Guarani (SP) | RD2-team04 =Sport (PE) | RD2-score03=1 0 | RD2-score04=1 1 | RD2-team05 =Atlético (MG) | RD2-team06 =Náutico (PE) | RD2-score05=1 3 | RD2-score06=1 0 | RD2-team07 =Internacional (RS) | RD2-team08 =Goiás (GO) | RD2-score07=0 0 | RD2-score08=0 4 | RD2-team09 =Flamengo (RJ) | RD2-team10 =Blumenau | RD2-score09=3 3 | RD2-score10=1 1 | RD2-team11 =Corinthians (SP) | RD2-team12 =Tiradentes (DF) | RD2-score11=5 0 | RD2-score12=0 1 | RD2-team13 =Grêmio (RS) | RD2-team14 =Mixto (MT) | RD2-score13=5 1 | RD2-score14=0 (WO) | RD2-team15 =Cruzeiro (MG) | RD2-team16 =Bahia (BA) | RD2-score15=1 0 | RD2-score16=0 2 | RD3-team01 =Vitória (BA) | RD3-team02 =Sport (PE) | RD3-score01=1 0 | RD3-score02=0 2 | RD3-team03 =Goiás (GO) | RD3-team04 =Atlético (MG) | RD3-score03=3 0 | RD3-score04=0 2 | RD3-team05 =Flamengo (RJ) | RD3-team06 =Corinthians (SP) | RD3-score05=2 2 | RD3-score06=0 4 | RD3-team07 =Grêmio (RS) | RD3-team08 =Bahia (BA) | RD3-score07=1 2 | RD3-score08=0 0 | RD4-team01 =Goiás (GO) | RD4-team02 =Sport (PE) | RD4-score01=2 0 | RD4-score02=1 1 | RD4-team03 =Flamengo (RJ) | RD4-team04 =Grêmio (RS) | RD4-score03=2 1 | RD4-score04=2 6 | RD5-team01 =Sport (PE) | RD5-team02 =Grêmio (RS) | RD5-score01=0 1 | RD5-score02=0 2

Copa do Brasil
1989 Winners
[[Image:Bandeira do Rio Grande do Sul.svg	100px	Rio Grande do Sul]]
Grêmio
First Title

References

Copa do Brasil 1989 at RSSSF

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