Corinthians coach and stars celebrate U-17 Women's Brasileirão title | OneFootball

Last Saturday, the 23rd, Corinthians faced Grêmio and became the champion of the Brazilian Women's Under-17 Championship. Away from home, the Brabinhas applied a 2-0 score at the Estádio Francisco Novelletto, in Porto Alegre-RS. The team's coach celebrated the result and valued the club's work.

"I'm feeling very grateful. It's a job that's been going on for a long time. It's a generation that deserves a lot and, beyond deserving, they needed to feel this taste. It was a final where we had many players from the Brazilian National Team on both sides, so logically, we knew it would be very difficult," said Julia Passero, commander of the Brabinhas.

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The goals for Timãozinho were scored by Carol Melo and Julia Romero, who celebrated the conquest. "I'm feeling very happy. It's an inexplicable feeling to conquer this significant title with such special people," said the first. "I'm very happy to have scored the goal and contributed to the team. It was a difficult game, Grêmio came on strong, but we managed to do well and win the title," Romero added.

This was the biggest title in the history of the women's base in the People's Team. Until then, the Brabinhas had previously won another Brazilian Championship, but in the Under-16 in 2021, in addition to the Paulista Festival Under-14 and the Paulista Championship Under-15, both in 2023. This year's title came after an excellent campaign, where Corinthians scored eight wins, one draw, and only two defeats in 11 games, in addition to 45 goals scored and six conceded.

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