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Palmeiras wins the 2026 Women's SupercupCredits: Rafael Ribeiro / CBF

Palmeiras won the 2026 Women's Supercup on the afternoon of Saturday (7), at Arena Barueri, in Barueri (SP), after defeating Corinthians in a penalty shootout by 5 to 4. In regular time, the match ended in a 1-1 draw, with goals from Bia Zaneratto for the Alviverde and Jaqueline for Timão.

In the penalty shootout, Kathe Tapia shone, saving three penalties, and was decisive for the Palmeiras celebration.

This is Palmeiras' first title in the competition, having qualified for the tournament as champions of the Women's Copa do Brasil. With the title, they will receive R$ 1 million, and Corinthians will receive R$ 600,000. This total amount of R$ 1.6 million is the highest ever awarded by the CBF to the finalists of the Women's Supercup.

Osmar Stabile, Samir Xaud, and Leila Pereira at the 2026 Women's SupercupCredits: Rafael Ribeiro / CBF

The Match

In a final marked by rivalry, Corinthians scored early. Jaqueline received a good pass from Duda Sampaio, dribbled to create space in the Palmeiras defense and shot high. Goalkeeper Kathe Tapia even got a touch on the ball but couldn't prevent the Corinthians goal five minutes into the first half.

Despite conceding the goal, the Palmeiras fans increased their support for their players. Shortly after, goalkeeper Lelê took a knee to the head and was replaced by Nicole. Facing the Alviverde offensive, Corinthians kept their composure and hit the post with a header from Gabi Zanotti.

Jaqueline celebrates Corinthians' goal in the 2026 Women's SupercupCredits: Rafael Ribeiro / CBF

Near the 35-minute mark, Palmeiras had a good chance to equalize. Brena took advantage of a Corinthians defensive error and found herself one-on-one with Nicole. However, her shot missed the target. The equalizer only came in the 39th minute, when Bia Zaneratto headed in a cross to the back of the net.

At the end of the first half, Kathe Tapia made a great save on a shot from Jaqueline.

Bia Zaneratto celebrates Palmeiras' goal in the 2026 Women's SupercupCredits: Rafael Ribeiro / CBF

Right after halftime, Corinthians and Palmeiras traded chances. Palmeiras' Brena had two opportunities, and Duda Sampaio, Belén Aquino, and Jaqueline for Corinthians, while Andressa Alves shot from the edge of the box. The shot was deflected and hit the crossbar.

At the 30-minute mark, Gisela Robledo found herself one-on-one with the Palmeiras goalkeeper but shot wide. Brena had another clear chance in the 39th minute, but her shot was weak and off target. Near the end of the match, Tainá Maranhão's cross was deflected and almost went in. Érika cleared the ball off the line, preventing a Palmeiras goal.

Corinthians and Palmeiras decided the 2026 Women's SupercupCredits: Rafael Ribeiro / CBF

Near the end of the match, Tainá Maranhão's cross was deflected and almost went in. Érika cleared the ball off the line, preventing a Palmeiras goal. The score remained tied at 1-1, taking the title decision to penalties.

Bia Zaneratto, Poliana, Duda Santos, Pati Maldaner, and Tainá Maranhão scored for Palmeiras, who also counted on Kathe Tapia's performance – Glaucia and Brena missed their attempts. When Corinthians were one kick away from the title, the goalkeeper stopped the shot that would have secured the championship for Corinthians. For Timão, Vic Albuquerque, Thaís Ferreira, Letícia Monteiro, and Gisela Robledo found the net. Gabi Zanotti, Tamires, and Jhonson missed their attempts.

Palmeiras' title and Alviverde celebration at Arena Barueri!

Kathe Tapia saved three penalties in the 2026 Women's Supercup and was decisive for Palmeiras' titleCredits: Rafael Ribeiro / CBF

Match Sheet

Lineups

Palmeiras – Kathe Tapia; Andressinha (Diany), Pati Maldaner, Poliana, and Fê Palermo (Raíssa Bahia); Ingryd (Duda Santos), Brena, and Rhay Coutinho (Ana Guzmán); Tainá Maranhão, Bia Zaneratto, and Glaucia. Coach – Rosana Augusto.

Corinthians – Lelê (Nicole); Gi Fernandes (Érika), Thais Ferreira, Letícia Teles, and Tamires; Ana Vitória (Letícia Monteiro), Duda Sampaio, and Andressa Alves; Jaque Ribeiro (Jhonson), Belén Aquino (Gisela Robledo), and Gabi Zanotti. Coach – Lucas Piccinato.

Goals – Jaqueline, five minutes into the first half (Corinthians). Bia Zaneratto, 39 minutes into the first half (Palmeiras).

Yellow Cards – Ingryd (Palmeiras) and Gisela Robledo (Corinthians).

Refereeing – Edina Alves (Head Referee), Neuza Back and Fabrini Bevilaqua (Assistants), Daiane Muniz (Fourth Official), Maíra Mastella (Fifth Official), Simone Xavier (Field Analyst), Eveliny Pereira (Inspector), Ana Karina Valentin (Advisor), Charly Wendy (VAR), Helen Aparecida (AVAR), Cleidy Mary (VAR Observer), and Larissa Ramos (Quality Manager).

Total Attendance – 2,576 people

Palmeiras delegation for the 2026 Women's SupercupCredits: Rafael Ribeiro / CBF

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