Vasco win at Maracanã sets Copa do Brasil attendance record for last-16 second legs | OneFootball

Fluminense 1-3 Vasco delivered the biggest crowd of the Copa do Brasil last-16 second legs and set this edition’s attendance record.

According to Globo.com, 48,794 were at the Maracanã on Wednesday, including 45,195 paying, with revenue of R$ 3,202,787. Vasco advanced to the quarter-finals.

The second-largest turnout was in São Paulo, where Corinthians beat Internacional 2-1 at Neo Química Arena in front of 45,126. Despite the win, Internacional progressed after a 2-0 first leg at Beira-Rio. The gate was R$ 3,371,710, the highest of this edition.

The smallest crowd came at Alfredo Jaconi in Caxias do Sul, where Atlético-MG won 1-0 at Juventude to advance. The match had 10,206 paying spectators.

Elsewhere, Remo 0-1 Santos at Mangueirão drew 43,658 in total, with 38,965 paying, and raised R$ 2,853,120. Cruzeiro 2-0 Chapecoense at Mineirão recorded a 32,402 total and R$ 1,642,521, with 29,351 paying. Grêmio 1-0 Mirassol at Arena do Grêmio had 24,714 total and R$ 1,334,313, with 24,478 paying.

Fortaleza 3-2 Palmeiras at Arena Pantanal saw 15,186 in total and R$ 2,401,177, with 14,240 paying. Figures for Vitória 4-0 Athletico-PR at Barradão were not disclosed.

Source: Globo.com

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