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Palmeiras beat Flamengo to take the lead in the Brazilian Women’s Championship

Palmeiras beat Flamengo to take the lead in the Brazilian Women's Championship

Palmeiras defeated Flamengo 3-0 on Friday night (1) at Arena Barueri, and took the lead in Serie A1 (first division) of the Brazilian Women’s Championship.Palmeiras beat Flamengo to take the lead in the Brazilian Women's Championship

After the triumph in the game that opened the 5th round of the competition, Palestrinas reached 13 points, three more than the vice-leader Ferroviária, who will measure forces with São José next Saturday (2). The Rubro-Negras remain with 8 points, in fifth position.

Palmeiras started to build their victory in the 29th minute of the first half, when Byanca Brasil crossed for defender Thais to head in. Nine minutes later Byanca Brasil left a teammate capable of scoring again, top scorer Bia Zaneratto, who hit left to widen.

The third came only at 40 of the final stage. Bia Zaneratto played for Sochor, who advanced and hit the angle to give final numbers to the confrontation.

Palmeiras and Flamengo return to play for the competition only on April 16, when Palestrinas visit Ferroviária and Rubro-Negras receive Cruzeiro.



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