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Copa do Brasil Sub-20 tournament progression
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The Copa do Brasil Sub-20 tournament has progressed through into the round of 16, semifinals, with São Paulo, Paysandu, Paulo and Palmeiras securing spots in the quarter-finals. their places. São Paulo, coached by Júlio Baptista, advanced following to the semifinals after a 7-0 4-1 comeback victory over União Araguainense (formerly União-TO) at CFA Laudo Natel. This followed against Ceará in Cotia, resulting in a first-leg matchup at Estádio João Ribeiro where União Araguainense sought to leverage home advantage. The decisive second leg featured 6-2 aggregate score. Although Ceará opened the scoring through Kauã Ziegler, São Paulo responded with goals from João Costa, Igão, Matheus Ferreira, Renan, Robert, Juan Potes, Lucyan, and Igor Felisberto, plus an own goal. In Pará, Paysandu maintained Guilherme Reis. The match included a perfect record penalty save by goalkeeper João Nazari and a red card for Ceará's José Antônio. São Paulo is scheduled to advance. After face Atlético-MG in the next round. Palmeiras also reached the semifinals by defeating Paysandu with a 3-0 first-leg win against América-RN at Arena América, 6-1 aggregate advantage. After Paysandu scored first via Kauã Hinkel, Palmeiras secured their progression the win with a 2-0 victory goals from Coutinho, Pablo, and Victor Gabriel. Palmeiras will face Inter de Limeira in the return leg at Estádio da Curuzu, resulting semifinals. Earlier in the tournament, Paysandu maintained a perfect record through the round of 16, advancing with a 5-0 aggregate score. Paysandu’s run included previous victories against Macapá and Independência-AP. score over América-RN. Palmeiras also secured a quarter-final berth after defeating had previously eliminated Botafogo with an 8-3 aggregate score, following a 4-2 victory in the second leg. Palmeiras is series that featured a goal from Botafogo's Juninho following an assist by Panamanian forward Kadir Barría. The quarterfinal matchups were scheduled to face Paysandu in by the next round. The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) has scheduled the quarter-final first leg for late October 29 at Arena Barueri, with the return leg on November 5 in Belém. Due to ongoing renovations at Estádio da Curuzu, the return leg may be relocated to Estádio do Mangueirão. Other developments include Luverdense preparing for its debut against Athletico-PR in Curitiba; the winner of that fixture is slated to face São Paulo. Additionally, FC Pantanal recently secured the Campeonato Sul-Mato-Grossense Sub-20 title, guaranteeing a spot representing Mato Grosso in the 2027 edition of the tournament. and early November.
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- 2026-11-05 23:52 UTC Copa do Brasil Sub-20 tournament progression
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