Palmeiras resume training after win, shift focus to Paulista | OneFootball

Palmeiras returned to training on the morning of this Friday (13th), at the Football Academy, after the important 3-1 victory over Internacional at Beira-Rio, for the Campeonato Brasileiro.

Already qualified for the quarterfinals of the Campeonato Paulista, Verdão returns to the field this Sunday (15th), at 8:30 PM, against Guarani, at Arena Crefisa Barueri, for the last round of the first stage of the state championship.

Regenerative work and gradual return

The athletes who played more than 45 minutes in Porto Alegre (RS) followed the schedule of regenerative activities inside the excellence center. The other players took part in a technical training session focused on marking and ball movement, as well as a six-on-six drill on a reduced field.

In physical transition, attacking midfielder Felipe Anderson joined part of the activity with the group, acting as a wildcard.

Verdão could reach a historic milestone

This Sunday’s match could go down in history. Alviverde is just one win away from reaching 100 victories over Guarani.

Since the first meeting between the teams, a goalless draw in a friendly played in November 1916, in Campinas (SP), there have been 193 matches, with 99 Palmeiras victories, 49 draws, and 45 defeats. The first win came in January 1919, also in Campinas, when the then Palestra Italia thrashed 5-0 and won the Circolo Italiano Uniti Trophy.

Unbeaten run at Arena Barueri

Playing at Arena Barueri, Palmeiras is experiencing its longest winning streak at the stadium: six consecutive victories, surpassing the previous record of five straight wins set between 2012 and 2022.

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