Goalkeeper Pixé perishes following a penalty save during a Pará match.

In a shocking turn of events, the futsal community in Augusto Correà was left in mourning following the tragic death of goalkeeper Antonio Edson dos Santos Sousa, known as Pixé. The incident occurred during the 2025 Homeland Week games.

Pixé saved a shot in the right corner, but collapsed shortly afterwards. Medical staff at the venue provided immediate assistance, but unfortunately, he did not survive. The cause of Pixé's death has not yet been disclosed.

The Paraense Futsal Federation (FEFUSPA) issued a statement expressing their condolences over Pixé's death and offering sympathies to his family and friends. However, they did not comment on the impact of Pixé's death on the futsal community in Augusto Correà, or provide updates on the cause of his death.

In response to the tragedy, the city of Augusto Correà cancelled Wednesday's scheduled matches. FEFUSPA did not comment on this cancelation. The amateur competition in Augusto Correà was expected to resume the day after the cancellation, but no updates have been provided.

FEFUSPA did not announce any changes to its policies or procedures following Pixé's death, nor did they provide any details about the medical care provided to him at the venue. They also did not mention any plans for memorial services or tributes for Pixé.

The name of the autopsy examiner who investigated Pixé's death, as well as the location of the examination, are not publicly available. FEFUSPA did not disclose any additional information about Pixé's death.

This tragic incident serves as a reminder of the risks that athletes face in their pursuit of sporting excellence. Our thoughts are with Pixé's family, friends, and the futsal community in Augusto Correà during this difficult time.