Under-15s and Under-17s thrash Votoraty in the Campeonato Paulista

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·25 luglio 2026

Under-15s and Under-17s thrash Votoraty in the Campeonato Paulista

On Saturday morning (9), the U-15 and U-17 teams defeated Votoraty in the 11th round of the Paulista Championship. The U-15 side cruised to a 3-0 win, with two goals from Yahgo and one from Miguel. The U-17 team won 4-1, with three goals from Nicolas Francisco and one from Gabriel.

U-15

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As usual, the team started the match at a high tempo and controlled the action from the opening minutes. Their superiority paid off in the 9th minute, when Kléber broke into the box and found Yahgo, who simply tapped it into the back of the net to open the scoring. São Paulo kept up the pressure and, three minutes later, in the 12th minute, Pietro delivered a precise corner kick. Miguel rose above the defense and powered home a header to double the lead. Before halftime, in the 33rd minute, Yahgo received a beautiful chipped pass from Diego and, with great composure, calmly finished to score his second of the match and reach 10 goals in the Paulista Championship.

In the second half, Tricolor stayed in control but could not turn their superiority into more goals. In the 8th minute, Miguel took a dangerous free kick, but the goalkeeper made the save and prevented the fourth goal. In the 24th minute, Lucas Antunes advanced down the flank and crossed for Paulo Hugo, who struck it first time. The goalkeeper saved it, and on the rebound Victor Israel also tried to score, but the opposing keeper again denied São Paulo.

U-15: Felipe Avila (Filipe, 12' 2nd half); Pedro (Lucas Antunes, 12' 2nd half), Gabriel (Kauê Marcos, 18' 2nd half), João Marcos and Gilbert (Felipe, 18' 2nd half); Miguel, Pietro and Diego; Juninho (Victor Israel, 12' 2nd half), Kléber (Enzo Henrique, 12' 2nd half) and Yahgo (Paulo Hugo, 18' 2nd half). Head coach: Vinícius dos Santos.

Credits: Rubens Chiri / São Paulo FC

U-17

Next on the schedule, the U-17 team took the field, but the start of the match was different. In the 6th minute, the visitors opened the scoring from a free kick. In the 14th minute, Erick sent in a free kick for Nicolas Francisco, whose header went wide. A minute later, Gabriel received a pass from Mikael on the flank, cut inside, and signaled for Nicolas Francisco to attack the space in the box. The play unfolded exactly as Gabriel had imagined: he found the striker with a great pass, and Nicolas Francisco headed it over the goalkeeper to level the match. In the 29th minute, Mikael received the ball on the wing, beat his marker, and delivered a perfect cross for Nicolas Francisco to score his second and put Tricolor ahead.

After the break, the second half was more evenly contested. São Paulo managed the game well and made the most of their chances. In the 12th minute, Nicolas Francisco won the ball high up the pitch, dribbled past two defenders before entering the box, beat one more man, and finished with class to score Tricolor’s third goal and complete his hat-trick. In the 26th minute, Nicolas Francisco was involved again. After receiving the ball inside the area, the No. 9 chose to pass instead of shoot and returned Gabriel’s assist from the first goal. The striker laid it back, Gabriel arrived and struck firmly to score São Paulo’s fourth and seal the win.

U-17: Elio; Raphael França, João Marcos, Artur Kapaz and Júlio; Wellington (Coppede, 13' 2nd half), Gabriel and Erick (João Lucas, halftime); Mikael (Hiago, 13' 2nd half), Rhian (Pedro Ruan, halftime) and Nicolas Francisco. Head coach: Menta

Credits: Rubens Chiri / São Paulo FC

U-11 and U-12

The schedule continued in the afternoon, with the U-11 and U-12 teams taking the field at Serra da Colina, in Ibiúna, to face Real Soccer in the 10th round of the Paulista Championship. The U-11 team won 3-0, with goals from César Augusto, Pietro Lima, and Kauã Andrade. Then the U-12 side beat their opponents 3-1, with two goals from Gustavinho and one from Padilha.

In the extra-point shootouts, the U-11 team was beaten 4-2 on penalties, while the U-12 team won 5-3.

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