Parimatch, a global betting brand, announces that it is the new official sponsor of the Paulista Women’s Football Championship. The tournament, which brings together 12 teams from the state of São Paulo, started on May 3rd and runs until November 26th.
Parimatch is a company that supports the sport in different modalities and countries, and is now starting to invest in Brazilian women’s football, which has been growing more and more in quality and visibility. The Parimatch brand will be present on stadium advertising boards, on interview backdrops, behind the goals and on the championship’s social networks.
Maksym Tsaryk, director of Parimatch Brasil, says that the partnership is a way of valuing women’s football and encouraging new talent. “We are very happy to sponsor the Campeonato Paulista de Futebol Feminino in 2023, one of the most important and traditional in the country. We believe in the potential of female players and want to contribute to the development of the sport in Brazil. Parimatch is a company that breathes sport and that always seeks to offer the best betting opportunities for our customers”, he said.
The president of the São Paulo Football Federation (FPF), Reinaldo Carneiro Bastos, also celebrated the partnership with Parimatch and highlighted the importance of companies’ support for women’s football. “The Campeonato Paulista de Futebol Feminino is one of the most competitive and balanced in Brazil, and has the participation of great clubs and players. It is an honor to have Parimatch as the official sponsor of the tournament, as it demonstrates the recognition and interest in our work We hope this will be a long-lasting partnership that will bring benefits to everyone involved”, he said.
The São Paulo Women’s Football Championship is played in three parts: first phase, semi-final and final. In the first phase, the 12 teams face each other in a single shift in the system of consecutive points, with the first four advancing to the semifinals, which will be played in round trip clashes, and the teams ranked from 5th to 8th place qualify for the Paulista Cup. The finalists decide the title in two games, the second being at the home of the team with the best campaign. The participating teams are: Palmeiras, Santos, Bragantino, Corinthians, Ferroviária, São José, EC São Bernardo, Pinda, São Paulo, Taubaté, Ska Brasil and Realidade Jovem.
