São Paulo celebrate Brasileirão Feminino A1 title before 49,000 fans

São Paulo made history this Saturday (3) at MorumBIS. In front of 49,405 fans—a record attendance for the Brasileirão Feminino A1—Tricolor drew 1-1 with Corinthians and secured the 2026 Brasileirão Feminino A1 title, winning the final 3-2 on aggregate. The triumph ended their rival’s run of six consecutive titles.

Bia Menezes, who scored São Paulo’s goal in the grand final, highlighted the strength of the fans and her joy at winning the title. After the final whistle, the full-back celebrated with her teammates and the supporters who packed MorumBIS.

“I’m very happy. These fans and this club deserve this. It was a wonderful celebration the supporters put on for us, and nothing could be more fitting than giving them the title in return,” she said.

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Bia Menezes scored São Paulo’s goal in the 1-1 drawCredits: Staff Images/CBF

Coach Thiago Viana also praised the work done by the squad throughout the season. He emphasized the significance of the title in front of a record crowd and the end of Corinthians’ dominance.

“This group deserves it so much. They fought hard for this title. I’m very happy and very honored to lead these girls. Today we made history: record attendance, and we ended the dominance. This year is all ours,” he said.

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Thiago Viana celebrates São Paulo’s titleCredits: Staff Images/CBF

São Paulo’s women’s football director, Cléo Prado, highlighted the team’s planning for the season and the group’s dedication to achieving their goal. Amid the celebrations, she also spoke about the emotion of seeing the work crowned with the title.

“We’re on cloud nine. We worked quietly and knew exactly where we wanted to get to. It’s the crowning achievement of a very well-defined goal. These girls deserve it so much,” she said.

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São Paulo are the 2026 Brasileirão Feminino A1 championsCredits: Staff Images/CBF

The Tricolor celebrations took over MorumBIS. With the draw in the second leg and the advantage built in the first match, when they won 2-1 at Neo Química Arena, São Paulo confirmed the national title on a historic afternoon for women’s football.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.