Palmeiras did their homework in the first leg of the women’s Paulista Championship final. A 1-0 win over Santos leaves the side a bit more relaxed about the decider at Allianz Parque. Sochor, who scored Palmeiras’ only goal on Saturday, evaluated the result.
“I’m very happy to have scored this goal. The most important thing is to thank my team-mates, without them it wouldn’t have happened. We had a good first half, unfortunately the ball didn’t go in. We suffered a bit in the second half, but it didn’t go well either. bad. We are doing very well for Allianz, with a very important advantage for us,” the player said on Paulistão TV.
Despite being an important name in this group for Palmeiras, Sochor started on the bench with physical problems, but managed to come on in the 36th minute of the second half to score the winning goal in the 48th minute.
“I’m happy to have come on, even if at the end of the game, for having scored that goal. This result means that we can do more at Allianz. Our team is very qualified and can score the missed goals today on the pitch in the second leg” , he said.
If São Paulo’s title is confirmed against Santos, it will be Palmeiras’ second of the year, something unprecedented for the club’s women’s category. This season the team also won the Copa Libertadores in the final against Boca Juniors.
“It’s very important for sport and for women’s football at Palmeiras to play our second final of the year. We won the Libertadores for real, playing hard, playing well. I’m sure Allianz will be no different in this last match” , he concluded. Sokhor.
The return match, which defines the state title, will be played on Wednesday, at Allianz Parque, at 15:30 (Brasilia time). A four-time champion of the tournament, Santos is on the hunt for his first title since 2018 when he last lifted the trophy. Palmeiras only won the competition in 2001.
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