🤯 Copa do Brasil match erupts into brawl during penalty shootout 🎥 | OneFootball

Was this just another episode of the famous "pure juice of Brazilian football"?

Confiança surprised everyone by eliminating Vila Nova from the Copa do Brasil this Wednesday (18).

After a goalless draw in regular time, the Dragão do Bairro Industrial knocked out the Tigre in a penalty shootout, winning 5-3 right at Onésio Brasileiro Alvarenga.

The "highlight" was the brawl that broke out after the fourth penalty kick by the Sergipe team in Goiânia.

Which resulted in four expulsions.

Vila’s elimination led to the dismissal of then-coach Umberto Louzer.

Was that necessary?

Confiança was already ahead after Higor missed for Vila.

Then Maikon Aquino took his shot, made it 4-2, and celebrated by asking the home fans to be quiet.

That was the "cue" for the chaos to begin.

Check out what happened below.

Matheus Emiliano (Confiança’s backup goalkeeper), Ariel Mamede (Vila’s assistant coach), Eduardo Moura (Confiança’s defender), and Dellatorre (Vila’s striker) were the ones sent off.

The shootout continued with Emerson Urso scoring for the Tigre and Renilson sealing the 5-3 victory.

The qualification secured another R$ 2 million for Confiança’s coffers, who had already earned R$ 2.7 million.

Runners-up in the Sergipano last Saturday (14), the Dragão still have the Copa do Nordeste and the Série C of the Campeonato Brasileiro ahead.

Meanwhile, Vila – who stopped at the semifinals of the Goiano – will play in the Copa Verde and Série B.

And they are now searching for a new coach.

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