Copa do Brasil round of 16 begins with three goalless draws
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 2, 2026, 2:01 AM
Last updated Aug 2, 2026
Three matchups kicked off the round of 16 in the Copa do Brasil on August 1. None of the matches saw goals scored, spanning 270 minutes of play. Fluminense had the edge over Vasco, creating multiple scoring opportunities, while Atlético and Juventude struggled to find the net, with both teams hitting the post. Santos faced Remo and also failed to score, with notable missed chances and an elbow incident that resulted in a yellow card. The return legs for all matches are scheduled for August 4 and will be crucial for advancing in the tournament.
- •Three matches in the Copa do Brasil ended goalless on August 1.
- •Fluminense created more chances than Vasco, showing slight superiority.
- •Atlético had multiple opportunities against Juventude but couldn't convert.
- •Santos faced off against Remo with chances but remained scoreless.
- •All teams will play their return legs on August 4.
- 2:01 AMYahoo Sports — 🤡 Copa do Brasil last 16 starts with THREE goalless draws 📹
"Was scoring a goal not worth it?The round of 16 of the Copa do Brasil got underway this Saturday (1st).There were three matchups, 270 minutes not counting each game’s stoppage time and...... NOT A S...
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