With a second half of pure goal and intensity, Corinthians showed his might in the Women’s Libertadores Cup after smashing the National Uruguayan 0-8 and will play the final on November 21 with the Colombian Independiente Santa Fe. The Brazilian team began winning at 11 minutes thanks to a goal from Giovanna.
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However, the Uruguayan team showed its rebellion and during the first half it was able to be competitive against a rival who, already from the previous one, was much superior both in terms of performance and staff.
Beating in the second half
Thus, the first part culminated with a minimal difference that still gave the Uruguayans hope of being able to hit the ground running and achieve an epic result. All of this collapsed in a second half in which the Brazilians showed off their offensive arsenal.
At 49 minutes Diany Martins widened the difference and made it 0-2. Less than ten minutes later, at 54, Victória Albuquerque converted third, at 61 Gabrielle Portilho made fourth and at 64 Jheniffer da Silva placed fifth.
Far from being satisfied, Corinthians continued to demonstrate their offensive power as at 71 Maga scored 0-6 while at 83 Juliete made the seventh and at 89 Grazielle closed the overwhelming 0-8 win.
Despite the heavy defeat, Nacional – who had already lost 5-1 to Corinthians in the group stage – was the surprise of the tournament as they reached the semifinals for the first time in their history and became the Uruguayan team that most He has come far in the female Libertadores.
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Final, Sunday
Now, the tricolor will face the Brazilian Ferroviaria – current champion of the tournament that fell in the semifinals against Independiente Santa Fe – in the game for third and fourth place in the competition.
Meanwhile, Corinthians sealed their ticket to Montevideo, where on November 21 they will play the final against the Colombian team at the Gran Parque Central stadium.
EFE
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