- 2009 Copa do Brasil
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2009 Copa do Brasil Country Brazil Teams 64 Champions 
CorinthiansRunner-up 
InternacionalMatches played 115 Goals scored 315 (2.74 per match) Top goal scorer(s) Taison (7 goals)[1] ← 2008 2010 → The 2009 Copa do Brasil was the 21st edition of the Copa do Brasil. It began on February 18 and ended on July 1.
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Format
The tournament is played in six stages, with two teams playing a two-legged tie in each stage. In the first two rounds, if the away team wins the first match by at least a 2-goal difference, it will move towards next round. The away goals rule is also used in the Copa do Brasil. The winner will qualify to the 2010 Copa Libertadores, which prevents them from participating in next year's Copa do Brasil.
Qualified teams
The 2009 edition was contested by 64 teams. 54 clubs qualified through their respective state championship or some other competition. The number of berth given to each state (one, two, or three) is determined through CBF's state ranking[2]. Criteria may vary, but usually state federations indicate clubs with best records in the state championships or other special competitions organized by such institutions. The remaining ten clubs qualified through CBF's club ranking.[3] Clubs that participated in the 2009 Copa Libertadores did not take part in the competition because of scheduling conflicts.
Qualified by state championships and other competitions
State Team City Qualification criteria São PauloPonte Preta Campinas 2008 State Championship runners-up Guaratinguetá Guaratinguetá 2008 State Championship 3rd place1 Atlético Sorocaba Sorocaba 2008 Copa Paulista de Futebol winners 
Rio de JaneiroFlamengo Rio de Janeiro 2008 State Championship winners Botafogo Rio de Janeiro 2008 State Championship runners-up Americano Campos dos Goytacazes 2008 Copa Rio runners-up2 Rio Grande do SulInternacional Porto Alegre 2008 State Championship winners Juventude Caxias do Sul 2008 State Championship runners-up Caxias Caxias do Sul 2007 Copa FGF winners 
Minas GeraisAtlético Mineiro Belo Horizonte 2008 State Championship runners-up Tupi Juiz de Fora 2008 State Championship 3rd place3 América Mineiro Belo Horizonte Taça Minas Gerais runners-up4 
ParanáCoritiba Curitiba 2008 State Championship winners Atlético Paranaense Curitiba 2008 State Championship runners-up J. Malucelli Curitiba 2008 Copa Paraná winners 
PernambucoNáutico Recife 2008 State Championship runners-up Central Caruaru 2008 State Championship 3rd place5 
BahiaVitória Salvador 2008 State Championship winners Bahia Salvador 2008 State Championship runners-up 
GoiásItumbiara Itumbiara 2008 State Championship winners Goiás Goiânia 2008 State Championship runners-up 
Santa CatarinaFigueirense Florianópolis 2008 State Championship winners Criciúma Criciúma 2008 State Championship runners-up 
CearáFortaleza Fortaleza 2008 State Championship winners Icasa Juazeiro do Norte 2008 State Championship runners-up 
ParáRemo Belém 2008 State Championship winners Águia de Marabá Marabá 2008 State Championship runners-up 
Rio Grande do NorteABC Natal 2008 State Championship winners Potiguar Mossoró 2008 State Championship runners-up 
AlagoasCSA Maceió 2008 State Championship winners ASA Arapiraca 2008 State Championship runners-up 
Distrito FederalBrasiliense Brasília 2008 State Championship winners Dom Pedro II Brasília 2008 State Championship runners-up 
Espírito SantoSerra Serra 2008 State Championship winners Desportiva Vitória 2008 Copa Espírito Santo winners 
MaranhãoMoto Club São Luís 2008 State Championship 1st stage winners Sampaio Corrêa São Luís 2008 State Championship 2nd stage winners 
ParaíbaCampinense Campina Grande 2008 State Championship winners Nacional Patos 2008 Copa Paraíba winners 
Mato Grosso do SulIvinhema Ivinhema State Championship winners Misto Três Lagoas State Championship runners-up 
AmazonasHolanda Rio Preto da Eva 2008 State Championship winners Fast Clube Manaus 2008 State Championship runners-up 
SergipeConfiança Aracaju 2008 State Championship winners Itabaiana Itabaiana 2008 Copa Governador João Alves runners-up6 
PiauíBarras Barras 2008 State Championship winners Flamengo Teresina 2008 Copa Piauí winners 
Mato GrossoMixto Cuiabá 2008 State Championship winners União Rondonópolis 2008 State Championship runners-up 
AcreRio Branco Rio Branco 2008 State Championship winners 
RondôniaVilhena Vilhena 2009 State Championship runners-up7 
TocantinsTocantins Palmas 2008 State Championship winners 
AmapáCristal Macapá 2008 State Championship winners 
RoraimaAtlético Roraima Boa Vista 2008 State Championship winners 1 2008 State Championship winners Palmeiras qualified to Copa Libertadores 2009
2 2008 Copa Rio winners Nova Iguaçu withdrew.
3 2008 State Championship winners Cruzeiro qualified to Copa Libertadores 2009.
4 2008 Taça Minas Gerais winners Tupi qualified via State Championship.
5 2008 State Championship winners Sport qualified to Copa Libertadores 2009.
6 2008 Copa Governador João Alves winners Confiança already qualified via State Championship.
7 2008 State Championship winners Ulbra Ji-Paraná is now defunct.Qualified by CBF club ranking
Pos Team City State Points 2 Corinthians São Paulo São Paulo1,938 3 Vasco Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro1,928 10 Santos Santos São Paulo1,649 11 Fluminense Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro1,561 13 Guarani Campinas São Paulo1,409 17 Portuguesa São Paulo São Paulo1,284 21 Santa Cruz Recife Pernambuco1,132 23 Paraná Curitiba Paraná978 25 Ceará Fortaleza Ceará936 30 América de Natal Natal Rio Grande do Norte651 Stages 1–4
Teams that play in their home stadium in the first leg are marked with †.
Section 1
First Round Second Round Round of 16 Quarterfinals Flamengo-PI †1 - 1 Vasco da Gama4 - 4 Vasco da Gama3 - 3 Central †0 - 0 Central † (a)0 1 1 Ceará0 1 1 Vasco da Gama †1 4 5 Icasa1 1 2 Icasa † (p)1 1 2 (4) Portuguesa1 1 2 (3) Icasa †0 2 2 Confiança0 1 1 Confiança †3 0 3 América de Natal2 0 2 Vasco da Gama †4 1 5 Vitória0 1 1 Itabaiana †0 - 0 Atlético Mineiro5 - 5 Atlético Mineiro2 2 4 Guaratinguetá †2 0 2 Guaratinguetá †2 1 3 Caxias0 2 2 Atlético Mineiro0 3 3 (4) Vitória † (p)3 0 3 (5) ASA †1 1 1 (4) Vitória (p)1 1 1 (5) Vitória2 1 3 Juventude †1 1 2 Atlético Sorocaba †1 0 1 Juventude0 2 2 Section 2
First Round Second Round Round of 16 Quarterfinals Itumbiara †0 - 0 Corinthians2 - 2 Corinthians2 - 2 Misto †0 - 0 Misto † (p)1 1 1 (3) Campinense1 1 1 (2) Corinthians2 2 4 Atlético Paranaense †3 0 3 Tocantins †0 - 0 Atlético Paranaense3 - 3 Atlético Paranaense2 3 5 ABC †2 1 3 Fast Clube †1 0 1 ABC1 4 5 Corinthians †1 2 3 Fluminense0 2 2 Nacional †0 0 0 Fluminense1 3 4 Fluminense1 3 4 Águia de Marabá †2 0 2 Águia de Marabá †2 1 3 América Mineiro1 0 1 Fluminense (a)2 1 3 Goiás †2 1 3 Atlético Roraima †1 - 1 Goiás3 - 3 Goiás1 4 5 Brasiliense †0 1 1 Cristal †1 1 2 Brasiliense2 3 5 Section 3
First Round Second Round Round of 16 Quarterfinals Dom Pedro II †0 - 0 Botafogo2 - 2 Botafogo1 2 3 (4) Americano † (p)2 1 3 (5) Americano †2 4 6 Santa Cruz0 2 2 Americano †0 1 1 Ponte Preta0 2 2 Vilhena †1 1 2 Ponte Preta2 6 8 Ponte Preta (a)2 0 2 Figueirense †2 0 2 Sampaio Corrêa †3 1 4 Figueirense (a)2 2 4 Ponte Preta †2 0 2 Coritiba2 1 3 Rio Branco †1 0 1 Santos2 4 6 Santos0 0 0 CSA †0 1 1 Serra †2 1 3 CSA3 3 6 CSA †0 0 0 Coritiba4 3 7 Holanda †1 0 1 Coritiba2 3 5 Coritiba (a)2 0 4 Bahia †2 0 4 Potiguar †2 1 3 Bahia2 6 8 Section 4
First Round Second Round Round of 16 Quarterfinals Ivinhema †0 - 0 Flamengo5 - 5 Flamengo2 - 2 Remo †0 - 0 Barras †0 0 0 Remo1 2 3 Flamengo †0 3 3 Fortaleza0 0 0 Mixto †1 2 3 (2) Paraná (p)2 1 3 (4) Paraná1 1 2 Fortaleza †2 1 3 Desportiva †1 0 1 Fortaleza1 3 4 Flamengo †0 1 1 Internacional0 2 2 União †1 0 1 Internacional0 2 2 Internacional2 5 7 Guarani †1 0 1 J. Malucelli †0 - 0 Guarani2 - 2 Internacional3 2 5 Náutico †0 0 0 Moto Club †1 0 1 Náutico1 2 3 Náutico2 3 5 Criciúma †2 2 4 Tupi †2 0 2 Criciúma0 3 3 Stages 5 and 6
Teams that play in their home stadium in the first leg are marked with †.
Semifinals Final Vasco da Gama †1 0 1 Corinthians1 0 1 Corinthians †2 2 4 Internacional0 2 2 Coritiba1 1 2 Internacional †3 0 3 Copa do Brasil
2009 Champion
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