Under-17s and under-15s kick off the second phase of the Paulista | OneFootball

This Saturday (15), São Paulo’s Under-15 and Under-17 teams begin the second phase of the Paulista Championship. The Under-15 side faces Monte Azul at 9 a.m. at Otacília Patrício Arroyo, in Monte Azul Paulista (SP). Meanwhile, the Under-17 team takes on Salto at 11 a.m. at Amadeu Mosca, in Salto (SP). Then on Sunday (16), the Under-20 team continues its state campaign against Ibrachina at 3 p.m. in the 12th round, with live coverage on the Energia 97 FM YouTube channel.

The Under-15 and Under-17 teams had positive records in the first phase of the state competition. The Under-15 side, coached by Vinícius dos Santos, played 12 matches, winning 11 and drawing one. The team scored 55 goals and conceded only four, results that secured sole possession of first place in Group 10 with 34 points. Coach Alexandre Torrezan’s Under-17 team also finished the first phase on top of Group 10. In 12 matches, the team earned nine wins, two draws, and suffered just one defeat. They scored 47 goals and conceded eight, totaling 29 points.

The Under-20 team is also doing well in the state championship. With four matches remaining in the first phase, the side coached by Júlio Baptista sits in second place in Group 2 with 21 points, six behind this Sunday’s opponent, Ibrachina. The junior team has played ten matches, recording six wins, three draws, and just one loss. They have scored 17 goals and conceded four. After a week of matches and training sessions, all three teams held their final practices before their fixtures, focusing on set pieces and tactical adjustments.

To wrap up the weekend, on Sunday (16) morning before the Under-20 match, the Under-13 and Under-14 teams face São Bento at Serra da Colina, in Ibiúna, in the 12th round of the Paulista Championship. The Under-13 team kicks off at 9 a.m., while the Under-14 match is scheduled to start at 10:40 a.m.

Credit: Victor Wajnsztejn / São Paulo FC

Credit: Victor Wajnsztejn / São Paulo FC

Credit: Victor Wajnsztejn / São Paulo FC

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