Brazil women's futsal team leave Maringá with another rout of Japan

Lívia and Nathália celebrate a goal for the Women's National Futsal Team against Japan in their 5–2 win in Maringá, Paraná Credit: @isabelaposey The Women's National Futsal Team wrapped up its training camp in Maringá, Paraná, this Saturday (17) with another emphatic win over Japan, this time 5–2. Following Friday's (16) 7–1 victory, Brazil once again delighted the home fans at the Chico Netto Sports Arena. This afternoon, coach Wilson Sabóia's team found the net through Tampa (2), Dinha (2) and Lívia. In the first match, the goals came from Alice (2), Camila (2), Tampa, Natalinha and Bruna. Brazil ends this international camp with 12 goals scored in two games, an average of six per match. This was the team's first gathering since winning the inaugural Women's Futsal World Cup and marked the start of a squad renewal process. Among the 14 players called up, Wilson Sabóia selected five newcomers: wingers Juliana, Andreza and Alice, defender Berquo and pivot Maria Lima. The squad also featured three world champions: defender Camila, winger Tampa and pivot Natalinha. Joining them were goalkeepers Desirée and Jenni, wingers Nathália, Bruna and Dinha, and pivot Lívia. Brazil's Women's National Futsal Team recorded two emphatic wins over Japan in Maringá: 7–1 and 5–2 Credit: @isabelaposey This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.