On this sunny Sunday afternoon (the 15th) at Beira-Rio, Internacional's fans let out the cry of "we're champions!" of the Women's Brazilian Cup, with another victory over Flamengo, 1-0.
The team had already defeated their opponent 3-1 in the first leg, confirming the first national title for Colorado's women's team.
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Pati Llanos, in the second half, scored the goal that left no doubt about who would be champions.
Crowd of 20 thousand people
With just over 20 thousand people at the stadium, the atmosphere was very positive for the Gurias Coloradas. In a tense first half, Flamengo threatened first. Jucinara received the ball near the penalty spot and shot, forcing a great save from Gabi Barbieri.
In the final stretch, with nerves better under control, Internacional took charge of the match and even scored through Sole James, after a ball lofted into the box. However, in a check that lasted nearly five minutes, the VAR flagged offside and disallowed the goal.
The final blow came 13 minutes into the second half. Valéria received the ball on the right, with space, and saw Pati Llanos advancing into the box. She crossed it low, and the number 20 finished with a light touch to score the title-winning goal.
With a wide lead on the scoreboard…
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On this sunny Sunday afternoon (the 15th) at Beira-Rio, Internacional's fans shouted "we're the champions!" of the Women's Brazilian Cup, with another victory over Flamengo, 1-0.
The team had already beaten their opponent 3-1 in the first leg, confirming the first national title for Colorado's women's team.
Pati Llanos, in the second half, scored the goal that left no doubt about who would be champions.
Crowd of 20 thousand people
With just over 20 thousand people at the stadium, the atmosphere was very positive for the Gurias Coloradas. In a tense first half, Flamengo threatened first. Jucinara received the ball near the penalty spot and shot, forcing a great save from Gabi Barbieri.
In the final stretch, with nerves better under control, Internacional took control of the match and even scored through Sole James, after a ball lifted into the box. However, after a check that lasted nearly five minutes, the VAR flagged offside and disallowed the goal.
The final blow came in the 13th minute of the second half. Valéria received the ball on the right, with space, and saw Pati Llanos advancing into the box. She crossed along the ground, and the number 20 finished with a light touch to score the title-winning goal.
With a wide advantage on aggregate, the Gurias managed the result until the end. Flamengo did score through Cristiane, but that goal was also disallowed.