Copa do Brasil 2022 draw: where to watch, schedule and rules

Copa do Brasil 2022 draw: where to watch, schedule and rules

The draw for the 2022 Copa do Brasil quarterfinals will be held at CBF headquarters, in Rio de Janeiro, at 13:30 pm (Brasília time), this Tuesday (19), live and free broadcast by CBF TV on YouTube and Facebook of the entity that organizes Spanish football.


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América-MG, Athletico-PR, Atlético-GO, Corinthians, Flamengo, Fluminense, Fortaleza and São Paulo are the eight clubs that will be in the draw. There is no lock and any team can face the other, and the CBF will also draw the home team in the home and away games.



In the round of XNUMX, América-MG eliminated Botafogo, Athletico-PR beat Bahia, Atlético-GO beat Goiás, Corinthians thrashed Santos on aggregate, Flamengo eliminated Atlético-MG, Fluminense beat Cruzeiro, Fortaleza passed through Ceará and São Paulo eliminated Palmeiras on penalties.

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Dates of the quarterfinals

The calendar released by the CBF in December 2021 points out that the first leg of the quarterfinals will take place on the 27th and 28th of July. Already those back between 17 and 18 August.

The semifinals will be played on August 24th and September 14th, and the finals on October 12th and 19th.


Brazil Cup Award

By eliminating their competitors and thus qualifying for the quarterfinals, the eight teams received BRL 3,9 million. The clubs that advance to the semifinals will receive R$ 8 million. In the final, the champion will pocket BRL 60 million and the runner-up BRL 25 million.



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