Ultras promise ‘Libertadores’ welcome, women’s Morumbi record near | OneFootball

São Paulo’s main organized supporter groups (Independente, Dragões da Real, and Falange Tricolor) announced this Friday (2) that they will organize a welcome for the women’s team bus upon its arrival for the Brazilian Championship final against rival Corinthians on Saturday (3), at Morumbi.

Tricolor won the first leg 2-1 in Itaquera and will play for a draw to secure the competition’s second title in its history (the club was champion in the first edition, held in 1997).

The supporter groups promise to begin gathering in front of Morumbi’s main gate at 2 p.m. Brasília time. “It will be a welcome worthy of a Libertadores match,” promised Henrique Gomes, known as Baby, the main leader of Independente.

The Morumbi club announced that 40,000 tickets had been sold for the match by the end of this afternoon. In other words, the expectation is that São Paulo’s fans will break the attendance record for a women’s football match played in the country.

Speaking specifically about Independente, the group announced that it will hold a major celebration after the match, with shows and the presence of the squad and coaching staff.

According to Baby, the event will take place whether the team wins or loses the match. “It will be a tribute to our warriors,” he added.

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