Vingadoras beaten by Bragantino away from home in the Brasileirão | OneFootball

The Vingadoras were beaten 2-0 by Red Bull Bragantino on Saturday afternoon (25) at Estádio Benito Agnelo Castellano, in Rio Claro, São Paulo, in a match valid for the 13th round of the Brazilian Women’s Championship.

The goals for the São Paulo side were scored by Martina Del Trecco and Miriã, both still in the first half.

The match

Bragantino opened the scoring in the 15th minute of the first half through Martina Del Trecco. Eleven minutes later, the hosts doubled their lead. After a penalty was awarded to Bragantino, Miriã converted to score the second goal of the match.

After the break, head coach Fabi Guedes made changes in search of a reaction. Anny Marabá replaced Pimenta at halftime. In the 15th minute of the second half, Cindy Ramos came on for Isadora and, in the 42nd, Maiara replaced Laura Maria.

Atlético tried to apply pressure in the final minutes and created good chances, but could not cut the deficit.

Next match

With the result, Atlético remains on 12 points, in 13th place in the Brazilian Women’s Championship.

The Vingadoras return to the field next Saturday (August 1) at 6 p.m., when they will face Mixto-MT at Estádio Dutrinha, in Cuiabá, Mato Grosso, for the 14th round of the competition.

📋 MATCH DETAILS

RED BULL BRAGANTINO 2-0 ATLÉTICO

Brazilian Women’s Championship – Round 13

📍 Venue: Estádio Benito Agnelo Castellano (Benitão), Rio Claro (SP)

⚽ Goals

15' 1st half – Martina Del Trecco (Red Bull Bragantino)

26' 1st half – Miriã (Red Bull Bragantino), penalty

🟨 Yellow cards

Red Bull Bragantino: Thalya, Miriã, Marzia and Ester.

Atlético: Amália and Karen Cristina.

📋 Lineups

Atlético: Maike Weber; Nine, Giovanna Barraca, Karen Cristina and Diovanna; Laura Maria (Maiara), Ju Pacheco and Isadora (Cindy Ramos); Amália, Pimenta (Anny Marabá) and Thalita.

Head coach: Fabiana Guedes.

Red Bull Bragantino: Thalya; Catarina (Tamires), Camila Ambrózio, Jé Soares and Carol Tavares; Marzia, Ana Carla and Rafa Mineira (Karol Bermúdez); Miriã (Ester), Martina Del Trecco and Lurdinha.

Head coach: Humberto Simão.

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