A father-of-one was tragically killed after a group of football ultras were ambushed by rival supporters.
José Victor Miranda, 30, was killed during the incident with 17 more left injured.
The attack occurred when two buses carrying the fans crossed paths at a toll booth.
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In the footage, people can be seen sprawled across the highway as a fire from the burning buses rages.
It is believed the 30-year-old was killed in the fire.
José was a father to a seven-year-old son and was separated from the child’s mother.
He was a member of Cruzeiro’s Máfia Azul de Sete Lagoas fan club, which was ambushed by a group of Palmeiras ultras.
The Cruzeiro fans were returning from Curitiba, in Paraná, where the team had lost 3-0 to Atlético Paranaense.
Palmeiras fans had watched their side draw 2-2 against Fortaleza in São Paulo.
The incident took place on 27 October in Mairiporã, in Greater São Paulo, Brazil, as reported by Need To Know.
A spokesperson for Cruzeiro said: “Cruzeiro deeply regrets yet another episode of violence between fans, this time during the early hours of the morning on the Fernão Dias highway, which culminated in the death of a Cruzeiro fan and several others injured.
“There is no longer any room for violence in football, a sport that unites passions and crowds.
“We need to put an end to these criminal acts.”
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