Step onto the field with one of Brazil's most dominant sports teams in the Globoplay documentary series, *As Bicampeãs*. The show provides an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at the Corinthians women's football team during their remarkable 2021 season. After winning back-to-back national championships, the players face enormous pressure to achieve a third consecutive title while also competing for the coveted Libertadores cup.
Follow the athletes through intense training, locker room speeches, and pivotal games. The series explores their personal sacrifices, the strong friendships they build, and their fight for respect in the world of professional sports. *As Bicampeãs* has ended, but sign up for a reminder just in case it returns, and witness the heart and determination required to become a champion.
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As Bicampeãs is a Brazilian sports documentary series available on Globoplay. The show focuses on the inspiring journey of the Corinthians women’s soccer team, highlighting their achievements and struggles as they fight for recognition and respect in a male-dominated sport. Through interviews with players, coaches, and staff members, viewers get an inside look at what it takes to become champions not just once, but twice—hence the title “Bicampeãs,” which means “two-time champions.” With powerful storytelling and real footage from games and training sessions, As Bicampeãs celebrates teamwork, determination, and breaking barriers in women's football. The series has ended, but sign up for a reminder just in case it returns with more stories about these incredible athletes or new developments in their journey.
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The documentary “As Bicampeãs” shows the six players who participated in winning the gold medals in women's volleyball in Brazil, in Beijing-2008 and London-2012. Fabi Alvim, Fabiana Claudino, Jaqueline, Paula Pequeno, Sheilla and Thaísa are part of the select group of athletes who climbed to the highest place on the Olympic podium twice.
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