São Paulo outclass San Lorenzo, win Copa Libertadores opener: goals | OneFootball

São Paulo started off well in their unprecedented journey in the Women's Libertadores, debuting with a 2-0 victory over San Lorenzo on Friday night (4), at the Florencio Sola Stadium, in Banfield, Argentina, with beautiful goals from Millene and Camilinha.

The duel started quite balanced, with São Paulo creating the best chances. At 24’, Aline shot across, the ball went over goalkeeper Solana Pereyra and exploded on the Argentine crossbar.

The game continued to be tight, until at 39 minutes Tricolor scored after a great play, but Millene's offside was noted by the referee. In an extremely tight move, the decision was left to the VAR booth, which drew the lines and saw the legal condition of the São Paulo forward, who made history by scoring the club's first goal in the Libertadores. Watch below:

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In the second half, a good play from Tricolor's attack in the first few minutes, which ended with the ball kissing the rival's post, after a low shot from Isa. At 13’, it was Camilinha's turn to extend the lead with a superb goal. The number 10 player got rid of the markers and fired a bomb from outside the area to extend and define the victory at 2-0.

The next duel for the Sovereigns will now be against Colo-Colo, on Monday (6), at 8pm (Brasília time), at the Nuevo Francisco Urbano Stadium, in Morón-ARG, for the 2nd round of the group stage of the Women's Libertadores.

Check out Camilinha's masterpiece that defined the Tricolor victory:

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