Corinthians thrash Mixto to stay unbeaten in U-17 Women's Brasileirão | OneFootball

Corinthians claimed an emphatic victory on Saturday afternoon by defeating Mixto-PB 7-0 in a match valid for the second round of the Brazilian Women’s Under-17 Championship. The game took place at Ildeu Silvestre do Carmo Stadium, in Itaquaquecetuba. Corinthians’ goals were scored by Pepê, who found the net three times, Kathleen, who added two goals, and Glória Lira. The other goal came from an own goal by defender Thayla.

For the match, coach Igor Freire made changes to the lineup that had played previously. Corinthians started the game with Carol Paiva; Nay, Kaillany, Lari Horn and Isa Soares; Elohá, Kathleen and Natália Pereira; Pepê, Glória Lira and Letícia Mara.

Photo: Rodrigo Gazzanel/Ag. Corinthians

Among the options on the bench were Maryah, Emily Victória, Laryssa Lorrane, Sophia Ferreira, Gimenez, MP, Manu, Grazy Fiel, Lara Raquele, Larissa Alencar and Mariela.

The team from Paraíba, meanwhile, took the field with Jhenifer; Ketillyn, Thayla, Julhia and Dafine; Fernanda, Jamily and Luísa Myrella; Lorrana, Ewyllyn and Joicinha.

From the opening minutes, the Brabinhas set a strong pace and completely dominated the attacking play. With ease breaking through the opposing defense and creating chances, Corinthians turned their superiority into a huge lead before halftime, scoring six times in the first 45 minutes.

In the second half, the match remained favorable for the black-and-white side. Although the intensity dropped compared to the first half, the team kept controlling possession, pressing the opponent, and creating constant chances. That dominance led to one more goal, sealing the rout without any response from Mixto.

With the result, Corinthians maintain a 100% record in the national competition, reaching six points from two rounds and remaining top of Group A.

Take note, Fiel! – The Brabinhas return to the field on June 14, when they host UDA-AL in the third round of the Brazilian Women’s Under-17 Championship. The match is scheduled for 3:00 p.m. at Fazendinha.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.