U15 win 12-0 and U17 hit 9-0, Palmeiras stay dominant in Paulista | OneFootball

Palmeiras enjoyed another round of dominant performances in the youth categories. This Saturday (18), the Under-15 and Under-17 teams thrashed União Mogi at Francisco Ribeiro Nogueira Stadium, in Mogi das Cruzes, in the 11th round of the first stage of the Paulista Championship.

Under-15 putting on a show

The biggest highlight was the Under-15 side, which recorded an impressive 12-0 win. Gabriel Bueno was the standout player of the match, scoring five times. Luis Fhelipe and Miguel Messias found the net twice each, while Maicon Vinicius, Gustavo Galan, and Lorenzo completed the scoring.

With the result, Verdão reached 24 points and remains top of Group 11. In nine matches played, the team has eight wins and just one defeat, along with impressive numbers: 53 goals scored and only three conceded.

Under-17 perfect record

The Under-17 side also showed no mercy and won 9-0. Robert scored four goals, Ícaro grabbed a hat-trick, and Thauan rounded off the rout with two goals.

The team coached by Artur Itiro maintained a 100% record in the competition. That makes it nine wins from nine matches, with 36 goals scored and only one conceded, a campaign that secures sole possession of first place in Group 11.

The next Paulista Championship match for both teams will be against Itaquaquecetuba next Saturday (25), at Academia de Futebol 2, in Guarulhos. The Under-15 takes the field at 9 a.m. (Brasília time), while the Under-17 plays at 11 a.m.

Busy schedule for the youth teams

In addition to their excellent state campaign, the categories are still alive in national competitions.

The Under-15 now turns its attention to the Copa do Brasil quarterfinals, after eliminating Grêmio with a 4-1 rout in the round of 16. Their next opponent will be Paysandu, in a clash scheduled for the 28th at 3 p.m., at Granja Comary.

Meanwhile, the Under-17 is also competing in the Brazilian Championship for the category. The next challenge will be against Bahia on Wednesday (22), at 3 p.m., at CT Evaristo de Macedo, in Camaçari, Bahia.

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