In a meeting with the clubs, FPF cancels the Paulistão women’s table, but ensures the achievement in 2020 | Women’s Football

The Paulistão Femenina should have started on April 12, but it has not been done so far. The competition was scheduled to end in August. All the clubs participated in the virtual meeting and, for the moment, there were no signs of withdrawal from any of the entities.

Initially, the competition would be played in an all-format, with six playoff games (from quarterfinals to final, all roundtrip). With the table and regulation canceled before the start, there is still no consensus on the new format.

The Federation has not yet informed when the new Technical Council will take place, but it already considers it necessary to hold the games without the presence of an audience. There is a plan to create a meeting agenda to improve communication with the clubs.

See the points highlighted by the São Paulo Football Federation about the meeting with the clubs:

• Regarding fans, business and media partners, the Paulistão Feminino 2020 will be held this year, in accordance with the deadlines and protocols recommended by the health authorities. In view of the suspension of the competition before it began, all the decisions made by the Technical Council, on February 20, the Regulations and the table already disclosed are annulled. A new Technical Council will be scheduled to define a new competition dispute model and start and end dates;
• Initially, the games can be held behind closed doors, giving priority to public health and avoiding any risk of overcrowding, following the determinations of the public health authorities;
• The FPF Medical Commission is working, in association with the Club’s doctors, to develop a safety protocol that protects the health and integrity of all those involved in the games.
• During the quarantine process, to assist clubs and athletes, FPF will conduct a virtual meeting schedule, with orientation conferences on COVID-19 and other soccer-related topics.

The participants of the meeting were:

• Reinaldo Carneiro Bastos – FPF President;
• Fernando Enes Solleiro – FPF Vice President;
• Mauro Silva – FPF Vice President;
• Luis Antonio Martinez Vidal – FPF Vice President;
• Gustavo Delbin – Vice President of Registration, Transfers and FPF Licenses;
• Mislaine Scarelli – Vice President of Corporate Management FPF;
• Emerson Piovesan – Vice President of Finance FPF;
• Moisés Cohen – President of the FPF Medical Committee;
• Fernando Mello – Vice President of Communication and Marketing FPF;
• Bernardo Itri – Director of Communication FPF;
• Cristina Abreu – Director of FPF Competitions;
• Ana Paula Oliveira – President of the FPF State Arbitration Commission;
• Ednilson Corona – Member of the FPF State Arbitration Commission;
• Aline Pellegrino – Director of Women’s Soccer FPF;
• Renato Almeida – Director of Integration with Athletes;
• Alexandre Bird Filho – Member of the Committee on Legal Affairs;
• Cristiano Caús – Member of the Committee on Legal Affairs;
• Arismar Alaves da Costa – President of AD Taubaté Futebol Feminino;
• Arismar Alves da Costa Junior – Vice President of AD Taubaté Futebol Feminino;
• Armando Díaz González – Soccer manager at AD Taubaté Futebol Feminino;
• Prisco Palumbo – Soccer Director of Portuguesa de Desportos;
• Leandro Silva – Manager and Technician of Caldeirão FC;
• Claudio Roberto Boaventura – CA Juventus Soccer Manager;
• Diego de Souza Gama da Silva – Coach of CA Tabuão da Serra;
• Carolina Melo – Soccer Coordinator at Ferroviária Futebol S / A;
• Flaviana Marciana Olinto – Physical trainer at Internacional de Franca;
• José Ricardo Rodrigues Thomas – Director of football for Nacional AC;
• Doroteia de Souza and Oliveira Inojo – Director of Realidade Jovem;
• Thiago Roberto Scuro – President of Bragantino;
• Camila Galimberti Gozzi – Bragantino Women’s Soccer Coordinator;
• Alessandro Rodrigues Pinto – Executive Manager of Santos;
• Renata Candida Ferreira – Physical trainer from São José;
• Adilson Galdino dos Santos – São José coach;
• Antônio Luiz Belardo – São Paulo Soccer Director;
• Alberto d Alva Simão Neto – Executive Director of Palmeiras;
• Cristiane Gambare – Corinthians Director of Women’s Soccer;
• Larissa Confalonieri Paladino – Corinthian Administrative;
• Arthur Elias – Corinthians coach;
• Osmar Novais Ferreira – President of the Union.