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Atlético thrash Vitória to claim first Brasileiro Feminino win: Vingadoras show their strength

Sports ✍️ Carlos Mendes 🕒 2026-03-28 12:23 🔥 Views: 2
As Vingadoras comemoram a goleada sobre o Vitória no Brasileiro Feminino

Mark the date: March 27, 2026. That was the day Atlético’s Vingadoras finally clicked into gear and showed Brazil exactly what they’re made of in the Campeonato Brasileiro de Futebol Feminino. Playing away in Pituaçu against a Vitória side looking to impose themselves, Galo had no mercy, putting together a resounding 3-0 victory. It’s their first win of the competition, and let’s just say it came with style, personality, and a clear warning that they’re ready to shake things up among the favourites.

I was keeping a close eye on the starting XI before kick-off, and honestly, the expectations were high. After a shaky start to the season that didn’t reflect the squad’s quality, the team walked onto the pitch with a different attitude. And it paid off. From the first whistle, you could tell things were going to be different this time. They piled the pressure on Vitória’s defence, and the hunger for the ball was something that had been missing in earlier rounds.

Vingadoras take centre stage: Gavião, Evelyn and Vivi steal the show

When the football flows like this, you barely notice the clock ticking. The first goal came at a crucial moment in the first half, with Gavião capitalising on a rebound inside the box and making no mistake. That’s the kind of goal that breaks the deadlock and lifts a massive weight off the team’s shoulders. From there, Vitória felt it, and Atlético started dictating the tempo.

In the second half, it was all about managing the momentum and going for more. And go for more they did. Evelyn, already one of the sharpest players on the pitch, picked up the ball just outside the area, got past her marker and unleashed a rocket into the top corner. The keeper had no chance. A stunner worthy of endless replays.

To cap things off in style, Vivi, who came on in the second half, showed her striker’s instinct. In a quick move down the left, she ghosted in at the far post to tap it in. 3-0, Pituaçu fell silent (apart from the Atlético fans who were having a party in the stands), and the Vingadoras finally got the celebration they deserved.

  • Player of the match: Evelyn not only scored a screamer but also ran the midfield with impressive maturity. A masterclass in game management.
  • Tactical growth: The side showed much better cohesion, with a solid defence and a sharp attack – exactly the style the coach has been working to instil.
  • Crowd factor: Even away from home, the “Vingadoras” chants were heard loud and clear. That connection with the fans is going to be crucial moving forward.

What does this result mean for the Brasileiro Feminino?

Anyone following the Campeonato Brasileiro de Futebol Feminino knows it’s a tough competition. Having a star-studded squad is no good if the team isn’t playing together. This win against Vitória is a real turning point. It gives the side the confidence to tackle the upcoming challenges – and the next few matches will demand total focus.

Meanwhile, the broader landscape of women’s football in Brazil is heating up. Alongside Série A1, the Série A2 is in full swing, unearthing new talent that’s bound to shine at the top level before long. And we can’t forget about the youth ranks. Strong foundations in the youth categories, like the Campeonato Brasileiro de Futebol Feminino Sub-20, are vital for clubs like Atlético to build a promising future. That’s where the next generation of Gaviãos, Evelyns and Vivis are born.

For fans of high-level sport, the week still has more thrills in store across other competitions. If we’re celebrating this winning start in football, the excitement is also building on the volleyball court with the Superliga Brasileira de Voleibol Feminino reaching its crunch stages. But today, the spotlight belongs firmly to the Vingadoras.

Now it’s time to take a breath, celebrate this first win in the league, but quickly switch focus. Because the Brasileiro Feminino doesn’t stop. Atlético have shown they’ve got what it takes to compete at the top, but consistency is what separates the good from the great. And this thrashing in Pituaçu is just the first big statement that the Vingadoras are here to stay.