Palmeiras eye second Paulista women’s title, aiming to repeat 2022 success | OneFootball

The women's team of Palmeiras confirmed, on Thursday night, their spot in the final of the Paulista Championship, by drawing 1-1 with Ferroviária. The team led by coach Rosana Augusto is aiming for the consecutive bi-championship of the State Championship and is trying to repeat the feat of 2022 to end the year with two trophies lifted.

In that season, the Palestrinas won the Copa Libertadores for the first time, in their debut participation in the tournament, and the Paulista Championship. Palmeiras won the continental tournament with a 4-1 victory over Boca Juniors, while they beat Santos 3-1 on aggregate to claim the State Championship.

In 2025, the Palmeiras women's team has already won the Copa do Brasil, which returned after nine years. Upon reaching their first final, the Palestrinas defeated Ferroviária in a single match, by 4-2, and claimed the title.

Palmeiras seeks fourth Paulista trophy

Palmeiras has already won three Paulista Championship titles, two of them in the more recent era, since the reactivation of the category in 2019. The last one was in 2024, when they beat Corinthians on penalties, with a standout performance by Kate Tapia.

The Palestrinas fell behind in the decision, losing the first leg 1-0. However, in the return match, they defeated their rivals 2-1, taking the decision to penalties.

The first State Championship trophy was won in 2001. On that occasion, Palmeiras defeated Matonense 1-0 in the final, with a goal by Zangão. After that, the Verdão only became Paulista champions again in 2022. The Palestrinas defeated the Sereias da Vila, 1-0 and 2-1, in the first and second legs, and took the trophy.

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