🤯 Cruzeiro win their 1st Women's Libertadores after a CRAZY match

🤯 Cruzeiro win their 1st Women's Libertadores after a CRAZY match It was an INSANE Copa Libertadores Femenina final this Saturday (31). Chasing a fourth consecutive title, Corinthians took a THREE-GOAL lead. But Cruzeiro fought back to make it 4-4 in stoppage time—a scoreline that had seemed unthinkable. That sent the final to penalties at the Estádio Rodrigo Paz Delgado, known as Casa Blanca, at altitude in Quito. And Jonas Urias's Cabulosas came out on top: 5-4, with goalkeeper Camila making the difference. Their first title in the tournament, at their very first attempt. Securing $2 million in prize money. Meanwhile, Emily Lima's Timão suffered another disappointment after finishing runners-up in the Brasileirão. Madness from the start! Gabi Zanotti put Corinthians ahead after just four minutes. And doubled the lead before halftime (42'). Then came the second half, and Vic Albuquerque scored the Brabas' third in the 49th minute. Final all wrapped up? Not a chance! Cruzeiro's comeback began in the 52nd minute through Byanca Brasil. Just six minutes later, the ice-cool Calhau scored Cruzeiro's second. Vic Albuquerque restored a comfortable cushion for Timão (68'). But the game was still wide open. And Cruzeiro's substitutions paid off. Ketlin scored their third in the 75th minute. And Letícia made it 4-4 with a header between two defenders. Decided in sudden death Cruzeiro's Pri Back was the first to miss, with Lelê parrying her effort. But Jaqueline fired wide, leaving the teams level after three penalties each. No one else missed, taking the shootout to sudden death. Bedoya blazed over, giving Corinthians a chance to clinch the title. But Robledo also made a mess of her penalty. Milena converted for the Cabulosas. And Camila saved Gi Fernandes's spot-kick. 🏆 Every winning club 2009 - Santos 🇧🇷 2010 - Santos 🇧🇷 2011 - São José 🇧🇷 2012 - Colo-Colo 🇨🇱 2013 - São José 🇧🇷 2014 - São José 🇧🇷 2015 - Ferroviária 🇧🇷 2016 - Sportivo Limpeño 🇵🇾 2017 - Audax/Corinthians 🇧🇷 2018 - Atlético Huila 🇨🇴 2019 - Corinthians 🇧🇷 2020 - Ferroviária 🇧🇷 2021 - Corinthians 🇧🇷 2022 - Palmeiras 🇧🇷 2023 - Corinthians 🇧🇷 2024 - Corinthians 🇧🇷 2025 - Corinthians 🇧🇷 2026 - Cruzeiro 🇧🇷 This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.