São Paulo v Remo in Copinha: how to watch, women's debut time | OneFootball

This Wednesday (3), the São Paulo under-20 women's team makes its debut in the Copinha, against Remo-PA, at 5 PM (Brasília time), at Canindé Stadium. The traditional youth tournament has been gaining its space among women in recent years.

The opening match for the tricolors in the competition will be broadcast on the Paulistão YouTube channel.

The Championship

In the first phase of the Copinha, 20 clubs will participate, divided into five groups (A to E), each with four teams. All will face each other within the group in a single round. São Paulo is in Group C, alongside Remo, América-MG, and Bragantino.

In the quarter-finals of the competition, the eight qualifiers from the first phase will be gathered, consisting of the group leaders, plus the three best second-placed teams. The matchups in the next phase do not follow fixed group crossings but rather the overall campaigns, according to the regulations (best campaign faces worst campaign).

In the quarter-finals, all matches are knockout in a single game. If there is a draw, the spot is decided on penalties, with no extra time.

The semi-final will be contested by the four clubs qualified in the quarter-finals (best campaign faces worst campaign). As in the quarter-finals, the semi-final is played in a single game, with penalties in case of a draw. The grand final finally brings together the winners of the semi-finals.

Coming from a Paulista title!

The Tricolor girls are having a great season, with 11 wins, six draws, and only two losses in 19 games so far. They scored goals and conceded only 14.

Last month, the team won the state title in the category by defeating Ferroviária on penalties, after a 2-2 draw in regular time.

São Paulo is still seeking its first title in the Women's Copinha. In 2023, in the tournament's debut, they stopped in the semi-finals, when they fell to Flamengo on penalties. Last year, they were eliminated in the quarter-finals, beaten by another team from Rio, Fluminense.

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