Corinthians host Flamengo de Guarulhos seeking first U17 Paulista win | OneFootball

Corinthians return to the field this Sunday (16) for the Paulista Women’s U-17 Championship. The Brabinhas face Flamengo de Guarulhos at 3 p.m. (Brasília time) at Fazendinha, in the third round of the first stage of the state competition.

The team coached by Igor Freire is looking for its first win in the tournament. In their Paulistão debut, Timão drew 0-0 with Ferroviária after having a bye in the opening round of the competition.

Photo: Reproduction / Instagram

With one point earned so far, Corinthians currently sit in fifth place in Group 2. At the moment, that position leaves the team outside the qualification zone for the next stage, since only the top four teams in each group advance in the state tournament.

On the other side, Flamengo de Guarulhos come into the match in last place in the group, still without a point after suffering defeats in their first two matches of the competition.

Besides Corinthians and Flamengo de Guarulhos, Group 2 also includes Ferroviária, Teal Rising Academy, Audax, Taubaté, and São José.

Possible lineup

Corinthians may once again have players available who were representing the Brazilian National Team at the South American Women’s U-17 Championship. Goalkeeper Nathalia Borges, center-back Kaillany Ranifah, and midfielders Carol Melo and Pepê are available to the coaching staff.

If he keeps the core used in the draw against Ferroviária, Igor Freire should start the match with: Carol Paiva; Nay, Lari Horn, Laryssa Lohane and Isa Soares; Mileninha, Nathália Pereira and Elohá; Grazy Fiel, Belinha and Letícia Mara.

Refereeing

Broadcast

So far, there has been no official announcement regarding the broadcast of the match between Corinthians and Flamengo de Guarulhos. As Corinthians are the home team, the broadcast depends on the club itself.

However, after the final whistle, Central do Timão will bring all the details, the result, and full coverage of the match at Fazendinha.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.