Ibrachina eliminates Palmeiras on penalties in Copinha

In the quarterfinals of the Copa São Paulo de Futebol Júnior, Ibrachina beat Palmeiras 5-4 on penalties after a 2-2 draw in regular time at Arena Barueri. The Dragão da Mooca advances to the semifinals, while the Alviverde is eliminated. The match took place on Monday night, January 19.

The quarterfinal match between Palmeiras and Ibrachina in the Copinha was played at Arena Barueri, with the home team opening the score in the sixth minute of the first half. Pimenta headed firmly into the goal after a cross into the area, giving the Alviverde the lead. However, Ibrachina fought back in the second half: at the 13th minute, Pirituba, wearing number 25, equalized with a right-footed shot after the ball bounced in the area. Shortly after, Kauan turned the game around with a header.

Palmeiras did not give up and leveled the score at the 38th minute of the second half, forcing the decision to penalties. In the shootout, the score was tied until the sixth kick. On the seventh, João Paulo shot for Palmeiras, but Gabriel Sena saved it, securing a 5-4 victory for Ibrachina. The Dragão da Mooca from São Paulo now awaits the winner of the São Paulo vs Botafogo clash, scheduled for 9 p.m. on Monday at Estádio Municipal Walter Ribeiro in Sorocaba.

One semifinal is already set: Grêmio vs Cruzeiro. On Sunday, January 18, Grêmio beat Ceará 3-0, while Cruzeiro repeated the scoreline against Guanabara City, both teams advancing to the next stage.

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Vasco da Gama and Corinthians players celebrating penalty shootout wins to reach the 2025 Copa do Brasil final, dramatic stadium scene.
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Vasco and Corinthians advance to Copa do Brasil final on penalties

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Vasco da Gama defeated Fluminense on penalties after an aggregate draw to secure a spot in the 2025 Copa do Brasil final. Earlier, Corinthians overcame Cruzeiro in a penalty shootout following a tie and joined the Rio club in the showdown. The final will be played over two legs on December 17 and 21.

In the Choque-Rei classic played on Saturday (24/1) at Arena Barueri, Palmeiras defeated São Paulo 3-1 and took the provisional lead in the Campeonato Paulista with 12 points. The Verdão goals were scored by Maurício, Flaco López, and Khellven, while Bobadilla pulled one back for the Tricolor. The win deepens São Paulo's crisis, as they have four points and sit 14th, outside the relegation zone by tiebreaker criteria.

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Flamengo clinched the 2025 Copa Libertadores title with a 1-0 victory over Palmeiras in the final at Lima's Estadio Monumental. Danilo's header in the 67th minute secured the win for the Rio de Janeiro side, now the most successful Brazilian club with four titles. Chilean midfielder Erick Pulgar, a starter, dodged an early red card and helped secure the triumph.

Corinthians won the Supercopa Rei by defeating Flamengo 2-0 on Sunday (February 1), at Arena BRB Mané Garrincha in Brasília, with goals from Gabriel Paulista and Yuri Alberto. The match drew a record 71,244 fans and featured the expulsion of Carrascal after a VAR review. Officials including STF ministers and Carlo Ancelotti attended the game.

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In a turbulent day for São Paulo, marked by president Julio Casares' resignation and a police operation, the team lost 3-2 to Portuguesa at Morumbi in the Campeonato Paulista. All goals came in the second half, with Renê scoring twice for Lusa and Calleri replying with a brace for Tricolor. The result leaves São Paulo with four points in the competition.

Fluminense secured a key 1-0 victory over Internacional in the 30th round of the Brazilian Championship at Maracanã on Saturday (25/10). The lone goal came from Samuel Xavier, bringing the Tricolor closer to the G6. Both teams' coaches addressed the match in post-game press conferences.

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Lanús claimed its second Copa Sul-Americana title by beating Atlético-MG 5-4 on penalties on Saturday (22/11) in Asunción. The match ended 0-0 in regular time and extra time, with the Argentine side capitalizing on Brazilian misses in the shootout. The runner-up finish marks Atlético-MG's third consecutive loss in major competition finals.

 

 

 

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