The return match will be next Tuesday (20), at 6 pm (Brasília time), at the Cícero de Souza Marques Stadium in Bragança Paulista, SP. The Grená Warriors need to win by three or more goals in regular time to turn the tie around and advance to the next round. Braga qualifies for the semifinals with a draw or even a loss by one goal difference.
The first good chance of the game was from the Bragantinas. At 17 minutes of the first half, defender Camila Ambrósio headed in the left corner kick. The ball went over the goal, close to the upper post.
From there, Ferroviária took control of the initial stage, with good saves from goalkeeper Karol Alves, and also had a goal canceled out for Sissi, for offside, at 42 minutes. Three minutes later, forward Vendito tried a goal by coverage after a defensive system mistake from Massa Bruta, but the ball hit the crossbar.
In the second half, Bragantino was lethal. At eight minutes, Camila Ambrósio launched Duda Rodrigues, who shot at the goalkeeper Luciana's exit, opening the score for the visitors. At 39 minutes, in another counter-attack, it was Lurdinha's turn to receive from forward Gaby Santos, outmaneuvering the marking from defender Andressa and sealing the score in Araraquara.