bigger with the rout imposed: 9–1 on the reserve team of Barcelona de Guayaquil, in a rematch of the final of the Copa Libertadores 1998. Edmundo, a penalty kick, opened the scoring, and even made the third goal, in a beautiful play with Fagner and immortalizing the "rolling" (celebrating the fourth goal against Flamengo in a 4–1 in 1997 Brazilian Série A Semifinal). Alecsandro made it two in an incredible move involving Edmundo and Éder Luís. Nicolás Asencio, after failure of Dedé, tried to spoil the party, making the score 3–1. But after that, only gave Vasco da Gama: Juninho Pernambucano made the fourth goal before the end of the first time. In the second half, Éder Luís, heel, made the fifth; Fellipe Bastos, in a free kick, after the goalkeeper Washington Vera failed; made the sixth, Allan, after table with Fellipe Bastos, made the seventh; eighth goal, Diego Souza did; Edmundo, replaced by Wiliam Barbio in 86 minutes, was dismissed from the football. But still had time for one more: in all rehearsed, Allan made his second goal and gave final numbers to the party: 9–1. On 31 March, Vasco da Gama thrashed the Macaé, away: 4–1. The first was Diego Souza, after pass from Alecsandro. Then it was Diego Souza who gave the pass for Juninho Pernambucano enlarge. Pipico, after a cross from André Gomes, declined. But Éder Luís and Juninho Pernambucano, in two beautiful goals, gave the final numbers in the match in Macaé. April On 3 April, Vasco da Gama beat Alianza Lima at Alejandro Villanueva in Lima: 2–1. In a balanced game, Fellipe Bastos made the difference. In the first goal, Fellipe Bastos dribbled Edgar González and kicked the ball: the ball slipped in Giancarlo Carmona and ended up covering Salomón Libman, entering angle. Beautiful goal. But Fellipe Bastos scored a goal even more beautiful: Éder Luís, on the right, rolled to Fellipe Bastos make a placed and powerful kick, making a great goal: 2–0. The game, which apparently was quiet, gained an air of tension. Renato Silva, Felipe and Dedé stages a scenes worthy of slapstick, and the ball fell to Miguel Curiel, who did 2-1 and set fire to the game. In the last move of the match, Nílton split with a super strong in Giancarlo Carmona and was sent off in a move that angered both the players (who were upwards of