Vasco president cleared by STJD over Cruzeiro match case | OneFootball

President Pedrinho received positive news in court this Thursday. The Vasco executive was officially tried and acquitted by the 2nd Disciplinary Commission of the Superior Court of Sports Justice (STJD). The case, registered under Case No. 0113/2026, was on the court’s agenda to assess the president’s behavior on the stadium premises.

The trial referred to the events of the match against Cruzeiro, valid for the Brazilian Championship Série A, in which the refereeing team or the match delegates reported irregularities that led to the opening of disciplinary proceedings.

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Details of the complaint against the Vasco president at the STJD

According to information released by the Podcast Cruzmaltino profile, the Vasco president had been charged under Article 258, §2, II of the Brazilian Code of Sports Justice (CBJD). This specific article deals with conduct considered contrary to sporting discipline or ethics, such as disrespecting members of the refereeing team or making overly aggressive complaints.

With the defense presented by the club’s legal department, the auditors of the 2nd Disciplinary Commission understood that there was not enough seriousness in the president’s actions to justify a punishment, such as a suspension or fine. With the acquittal confirmed, Pedrinho is fully cleared of any pending issues in this case and continues to carry out his duties normally behind the scenes at São Januário.

Pedrinho got involved in a commotion after Vasco’s match against Cruzeiro – Photo: Reproduction

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