Corinthians host Brothers, looking to bounce back in Paulista Women’s U20 | OneFootball

Corinthians return to the pitch on Wednesday afternoon (8) for the Paulista Women’s Under-20 Championship. The Brabinhas face Brothers at 3 p.m. (Brasília time) in a match valid for the fourth round of the state competition. The game will be played at Ninho do Corvo, in Guarulhos, since Fazendinha will host a men’s youth-team match at the same time.

The team coached by Julia Passero is looking to bounce back from its first defeat of the season. In the previous round, Corinthians were beaten 3-1 by Ferroviária away from home, a result that ended the Brabinhas’ unbeaten run in the championship.

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So far, Timão have four points, with one win, one draw, and one loss, sitting sixth in the table. With a win over Brothers, Corinthians could move into the upper part of the standings, depending on the other results of the round.

Probable Corinthians lineup

Also with the upcoming match against Portuguesa in mind, scheduled for next Saturday (11), the coaching staff may make changes to the team and rest some players.

The probable Corinthians lineup is: Sophia Trindade; Débora Emilly, Brunna Meer and Emelym; Gabi Jordi, Carol Melo, Gabi Pires and Mel Cruz; Manu Teixeira, Pepê and Dafhiny.

Refereeing

The Paulista Football Federation (FPF) has appointed Ariana Manfredi Leite to officiate the match. The assistant referees will be Izabele de Oliveira and Liliane Suely de Moraes Mello, while Ricardo Bittencourt da Silva Ohashi will serve as the fourth official. The match will not have video assistant referee (VAR) support.

Broadcast

So far, the Paulista Football Federation and Corinthians have not confirmed an official broadcast of the match. After the final whistle, Central do Timão will cover all the details with a full match report.

Upcoming fixtures

After facing Brothers, Corinthians will have another Paulista Women’s Under-20 Championship match next Saturday (11). The Brabinhas will host Portuguesa at 3 p.m. (Brasília time) as the state competition continues.

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