The Corinthians women’s team holds an advantage in the semifinals of the Brazilian Women’s Football Championship. In the first leg, they defeated São Paulo with goals from Jaqueline and Day Rodríguez. The return match will be played this Sunday, August 31, at 10:30 a.m. at Canindé Stadium. The training session took place this Wednesday at the Joaquim Grava Training Center.
Marcela Campos, Vice President of Esportes Gaming Brasil, the group behind Esportes da Sorte, highlighted the importance of the initiative: “Promoting integrity in sport is one of our core pillars. Bringing this issue to women’s football has a special meaning, because it’s not only about protecting the game but also about valuing the journey of women who are increasingly conquering their space in sport.”
She added: “As an executive and also as a woman, I believe initiatives like this strengthen athletes’ careers and increase fans’ confidence in a more transparent and responsible football.”
Íris Sesso, Director of Women’s Football at Corinthians, commented:“Information is always fundamental, and we value that our athletes remain alert to everything around them. A training session like the one held at our Training Center shows that the partnership with Esportes da Sorte goes beyond the sponsor–sponsored relationship. It was a very valuable moment for everyone involved.”
The training was led by Victor Carajuru, Integrity Analyst at Sportradar. During the activity, athletes received guidance on fraud types, legal risks, and reputational impacts, as well as instructions on reporting suspicious approaches directly to the CBF via the email [email protected].
Carajuru stated: “When clubs with the stature of Corinthians open themselves to this dialogue, everyone benefits: athletes, fans, and Brazilian football as a whole.”
This initiative has also been conducted with Corinthians’ men’s first team and U-20 squad, as well as other clubs sponsored by the brand, including Ceará and Náutico.
Esportes da Sorte
Esportes da Sorte is one of Brazil’s leading sports betting platforms, operating under an official license from the Ministry of Finance, granted to Esportes Gaming Brasil – the group that also owns Onabet and LOTTU.
A reference in innovation and an active supporter of sector regulation, the company stands out for its commitment to responsible gaming, continuously investing in user control tools and support to promote a safe and balanced experience.
It also supports sports and cultural projects nationwide, sponsoring clubs such as Corinthians, Ceará, Náutico, and Ferroviária, and participating in major cultural events such as the Recife and Olinda Carnival, Galo da Madrugada, and the Parintins Festival.
Sportradar
Sportradar is a partner of CONMEBOL, the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF), and 17 state federations, monitoring more than 10,000 matches per season in Brazil. Recently, it signed Technical Cooperation Agreements (ACTs) with the Ministries of Finance and Sports, reinforcing its strategic role in combating sports fraud.
Source: GMB
