O Palmeiras de 2015 conquistou a Copa do Brasil ao vencer o Santos na decisão por pênaltis, sob o comando de Marcelo Oliveira. Foi o terceiro título do clube na competição.
Palmeiras 2015
Palmeiras in 2015 was the Brazilian Cup champion that season, under the command of coach Marcelo Oliveira. The team decided the title against Santos and won the trophy on penalties, at Allianz Parque.
History
The 2015 season marked the consolidation of Palmeiras in its own stadium, Allianz Parque, inaugurated in 2014. Although it finished the Brazilian Championship in the upper half of the table, it was in the Brazilian Cup that the team found the path to glory. Under the command of Marcelo Oliveira, the squad featured names such as goalkeeper Fernando Prass, midfielder Dudu, striker Robinho and young Gabriel Jesus, who stood out as a great promise revealed by the club. The Brazilian Cup final was against Santos, and Palmeiras won the title in a penalty shootout, with a decisive performance by goalkeeper Fernando Prass. The trophy was the club's third in the competition, after those won in 1998 and 2012, and secured a place in the 2016 Copa Libertadores. The 2015 squad was the starting point for the team that, the following year, won the 2016 Brazilian Championship.