Palmeiras achieved a historic victory on Saturday by winning their first Women's Supercup after overcoming rivals Corinthians in a tense penalty shootout, clinching the match 5-4 following a 1-1 draw during regulation time. The game, held at Arena Barueri, saw contributions from both sides, with Jaqueline scoring for Corinthians and Bia Zaneratto equalizing for Palmeiras, setting the stage for a dramatic finish.

This tournament marked an important milestone for Palmeiras, as it is their second national championship win, following their triumph in the Copa do Brasil last November. The new format of the Supercup, now featuring a direct showdown between the reigning champions of the Women's Brazilian Championship and the Copa do Brasil, highlights the growing competitiveness and recognition of women's football in Brazil. The match’s location was determined by a draw, which favored Palmeiras, allowing them to have home advantage for this significant clash.

Goalkeeper Tapia was the standout performer during the shootout, making three crucial saves against Corinthians' players, which ultimately secured the title for Palmeiras. The victory not only boosts the morale of the team but also underscores their rising stature in the realm of women's sports in Brazil, setting the foundation for future successes in the league and contributing to the ongoing promotion of women's football in the country.