Vasco da Gama saleswoman attacked and robbed after the million-dollar classic at Maracanã

A candy seller was attacked and robbed, after the draw between Flamengo and Vasco , 1×1, at Maracanã, for the Brazilian Championship, on the afternoon of last Sunday (21).

Monalisa, a Cruzmaltino fan and creator of the "Rosas de Quatro Patas" project, which cares for animals, used her social media to talk about what happened.

According to the vendor, she was arriving at Maracanã Stadium, where she planned to sell her sweets, when she was approached by rival fans. The Vasco fan said she was hit in the eye, fell to the ground, and lost a tooth.

The victim highlighted that he receives help from several rival fans, as well as having received help from goalkeeper Fábio, from Fluminense , when he went to the Tricolor training center to sell sweets.

On that occasion, the archer donated R$1,500 to help build a dog shelter designed by Monalisa.

In addition, she also remembered the photographer Marcão, from Botafogo , who has already done campaigns for the women's project.

" Regardless of the team, right? We have to respect. I have so many Flamengo friends, so many friends from other teams, so many good people, " said Monalisa.

" I left my things behind. If anyone has a cooler or a cart, they can donate it to me, help me, so I can start selling my things again. I'm not going to stop. That's it, people need to be aware and stop this. I left to work, and only I know how many difficulties I've had with my things, what I've been through. I was very upset, I left (the house) so happy, you know? And today I'm here like this… ", concluded the Vasco fan.

Monalisa sells sweets throughout Rio de Janeiro to raise money and resources to care for around 80 homeless dogs.

Check out Monalisa's full story:

A Vasco fan is attacked while selling her sweets on the day of the million-dollar classic.

No more impunity for the aggressors! pic.twitter.com/gYAeN9xfpt

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