Corinthians striker values advantage, expects tough São Paulo clash | OneFootball

This Sunday, August 31, Corinthians will take the field to face São Paulo in the second leg of the Women's Brasileirão semifinal. After winning the first Majestoso 2-0, forward Ariel Godoi spoke about the advantage and kept her feet on the ground so the team doesn’t lose focus in the decisive match.

“It’s great to go into the second leg with a lead on the scoreboard, and in front of our fans, but we know very well that nothing is decided yet, we still have 90 very hard-fought minutes ahead. We have to step onto the field very focused, maintain the intensity from the first match, and go for another win,” said the player.

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“The group is very focused and committed to our goals. We showed in the first match the strength of our team, but we know we need to keep up the effort and the same standard to reach the final. We’ll fight together until the end, also counting on the support of our fans,” Godoi added.

The Brabas will play at Canindé, and tickets are already on sale for the Fiel. As usual, sales are through fieltorcedor.com.br, with no physical box office, either on the eve or on the day of the match. The price for the Numbered section is R$ 35 at face value, while Fiel Torcedor members can buy with a 33% discount, paying R$ 28. In the Stands, the price is R$ 23 for regular fans and R$ 18 for member supporters.

The match kicks off at 10:30 a.m. (Brasília time). A draw or even a loss by up to one goal is enough for the People’s Team to secure a spot in the grand final of the Brasileirão. The other bracket features Palmeiras and Cruzeiro, who face off in Minas Gerais after the Minas club won the first leg 3-1.

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