Palmeiras thrash Sport, reach Copa do Brasil Feminina semi-finals | OneFootball

Palmeiras thrashed Sport, on Thursday night, by 5 to 0, in a single quarter-final match of the Women's Brazilian Cup, at Arena Barueri. Brena, Greyce Landázury, Isadora, Laís Melo, and Anny Marabá scored the Palmeiras goals in the victory that put the Palestrinas in the competition's semi-finals.

What now?

In addition to Palmeiras, Bahia and São Paulo have also qualified. Internacional and Ferroviária will decide the last spot. The matches and the home fields for the semi-finals will be determined by draw. The semi-finals are scheduled to take place on November 5.

Next Palmeiras match

Match: São Paulo x Palmeiras Competition: Women's Paulista Championship (First phase) Date and time: September 28, 2025, at 5:30 pm (Brasília time) Location: Santana do Parnaíba Municipal Stadium

📋 Match Summary

Palmeiras opened the scoring at the 39th minute of the first half. Raissa received a good ball on the left, crossed into the area, onto the head of Brena, who sent it to the back of the net. The Palestrinas extended their lead at 44. Tainá Maranhão dribbled past the defense, sent the ball into the area for Greyce, who hit it first time and sent it into the corner.

In stoppage time, the referee awarded a penalty to Verdão after a handball by Aila. On the penalty, Isadora bulged the net and scored Palmeiras' third goal.

The Verdão team extended the score to 4 at the 15th minute of the second half. Raissa found a good pass for Laís Melo, who shot past the goalkeeper to score the fourth goal. At 31, Anny Marabá took advantage of a cross into the area, touched it over Nanda and extended the rout.

🟢 PALMEIRAS 5X0 SPORT 🔴

🏆 Competition: Women's Brazilian Cup (Quarter-finals) 🏟️ Location: Arena Barueri, in Barueri (SP) 📅 Date: September 25, 2025 (Thursday) ⏰ Time: 6 pm (Brasília time)

Goals

⚽ Brena, at 39′ of the 1st half (Palmeiras) ⚽ Greyce Landázury, at 44′ of the 1st half (Palmeiras) ⚽ Isadora, at 51′ of the 1st half (Palmeiras) ⚽ Laís Melo, at 15′ of the 2nd half (Palmeiras) ⚽ Anny Marabá, at 31′ of the 2nd half (Palmeiras)

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