Planalto-GO win 2026 Women’s Brasileirão A3 | OneFootball

Planalto-GO won the 2026 Brasileirão Feminino A3Credits: Luiz Neto / Staff Images / CBF

Planalto-GO won the fifth edition of the Brasileirão Feminino A3 this Saturday (5) with a 1-0 victory at Estádio Lourival Batista, Batistão, in Aracaju. Brenda, from a free kick, scored the goal that secured the title for the Goiás side.

In the first leg of the final, the team had also won 1-0. Tonight, it showed its strength away from home.

Founded in December 2024, Corvo reached the biggest moment in its short history.

Planalto-GO won the Brasileirão Feminino A3Credits: Luiz Neto / Staff Images / CBF

In the competition’s 14 matches, the Planaltinas recorded ten wins, three draws, and suffered only one defeat, with 28 goals scored and 18 conceded.

This was the first title for the state of Goiás in a national women’s tournament. Last year, Vila Nova came close to winning it, but lost to Atlético Piauiense in the final.

Juventude, meanwhile, ends the competition with its place in history already secured, having become the first team from Sergipe to play in the final of a national tournament. In the championship, it totaled 11 wins, one draw, and two defeats, with 28 goals scored and 16 conceded.

Juventude-SE fought hard but finished as runners-up in the Brasileirão Feminino A3Credits: Luiz Neto / Staff Images / CBF

The match

In a first half lacking inspiration from both teams, Planalto posed the greatest threat to the opposing goal in the 33rd minute. Moara’s curling shot forced a great save from goalkeeper Monique.

In stoppage time, the visitors opened the scoring. From a free kick, Brena found the top corner past Monique and scored a beauty.

Late in the second half, Cibelly nearly doubled the lead. Her header from a corner kick went close to the post. Shortly after, Planalto found the net, but the play was ruled out for offside.

Despite Juventude-SE’s attacks, Planalto kept a clean sheet and won the fifth edition of the tournament.

Planalto-GO opened the scoring in the second leg of the Brasileirão Feminino A3 final with a stunning free-kick goal by BrendaCredits: Luiz Neto / Staff Images / CBF

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