Palmeiras held by Ferroviária, seal spot in Paulista Feminino final | OneFootball

Palmeiras confirmed their spot in the final of the Women’s Paulista Championship this Thursday. The Palestrinas drew 1-1 with Ferroviária in the second leg of the state semifinal. Poliana found the net for Verdão, while Mariana Santos scored for the Guerreiras Grenás, at Arena Crefisa Barueri.

In the first leg, Palmeiras had secured a 2-0 advantage at Arena Fonte Luminosa, with goals from Amanda Gutierres and Pati Maldaner.

The team led by coach Rosana Augusto will play for the title against Corinthians, who eliminated São Paulo in the other semifinal. The home-and-away finals are scheduled for December 7 and 14.

As the current state champions, Palmeiras have reached the final for the second consecutive year and are seeking back-to-back titles.

📋 Match Summary?🟢⚪ PALMEIRAS 1 X 1 FERROVIÁRIA 🔴⚪

🏆 Competition: Women’s Paulista Championship (Semifinal – second leg) 🏟️ Venue: Arena Crefisa Barueri, in Barueri (SP) 📅 Date: December 4, 2025 (Thursday) ⏰ Time: 7:00 PM (Brasília time)

Goals

⚽ Poliana, 30′ 1st half (Palmeiras) ⚽ Mariana Santos, 41′ 1st half (Ferroviária)

How was the match?

Palmeiras withstood Ferroviária’s early pressure and opened the scoring at the 30-minute mark of the first half. Andressinha lifted the ball into the box, Poliana rose and headed firmly, leaving Luciana with no chance. The Guerreiras Grenás equalized at 41 minutes. Raquel crossed into the area, Pati Maldaner tried to deflect it but ended up assisting Mariana Santos, who headed it straight into the goal.

Ferroviária even managed to turn the game around at ten minutes into the second half. Kate Tapia made a mistake in the build-up, Duda Santos recovered the ball and passed to Sissi, who found the net. However, after a VAR review, the goal was disallowed for offside. At 29 minutes of the second half, Brena took a dangerous free kick and hit the crossbar.

Amanda Gutierres, at 34 minutes, tried her luck from distance and also struck the crossbar.

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