Vasco da Gama’s women’s team stormed into the third round of the Women’s Copa do Brasil with a commanding 5-1 victory over Araguari-MG on Tuesday. The match, held at Estádio Luso Brasileiro in Rio de Janeiro, showcased the team’s attacking prowess as Larissa, Vil, Fernanda, Tefa, and Mayara Christina all found the back of the net. Ana Rodrigues managed a consolation goal for the Minas Gerais side, but it wasn’t enough to halt Vasco’s momentum.

This emphatic win highlights Vasco’s growing strength in women’s football, a sport that’s been gaining traction across Brazil. For fans and players alike, advancing in the Copa do Brasil is a significant achievement, offering a chance to compete against top-tier talent and build team chemistry.

The tournament continues to heat up this Wednesday, with 14 more qualification spots up for grabs. Among the 12 matches broadcast on CBF TV are intriguing clashes like São José-SP vs. Prosperidade-ES and Coritiba vs. Rio Negro-RR. Two additional games will receive wider coverage: Itabirito-MG vs. Ceará on SporTV, and Sport vs. Criciúma on N Sports. The action wraps up Thursday with Juventude facing Vitória, also live on SporTV.

As the competition progresses, teams are vying not just for glory but for a chance to make their mark in Brazilian women’s football. For Vasco, this rout sends a clear message that they’re a force to be reckoned with.