Corinthians’ journey to the Copa do Brasil final: squad and more 🇧🇷 | OneFootball

Corinthians faces Vasco in two thrilling matches that mean A LOT. A million-dollar prize, spots in TWO competitions, and, of course, the Copa do Brasil trophy.

See how Timão is gearing up for this decision and check out the club's campaign in the tournament, the probable lineup, the schedules, where to watch, and much more!

And, of course, leave your prediction for the decision!

When will the games be? ⚔️

First leg: Corinthians vs. Vasco, Wednesday (17), at 9:30 PM, at Neo Química Arena

Second leg: Vasco vs. Corinthians, Sunday (21), at 6 PM, at Maracanã

Corinthians' Campaign 👀

Corinthians has an almost perfect campaign in the Copa do Brasil. Seven wins and only one loss in eight games.

Novorizontino 0 x 1 Corinthians

Corinthians 1 x 0 Novorizontino

Corinthians 1 x 0 Palmeiras

Palmeiras 0 x 2 Corinthians

Athletico 0 x 1 Corinthians

Corinthians 2 x 0 Athletico

Cruzeiro 0 x 1 Corinthians

Corinthians 1 x 2 Cruzeiro (5 x 4 on penalties)

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Probable Lineup 📋

Dorival Júnior has no suspensions or injuries. The only concern is the list of players at risk (see below).

Rodrigo Garro - a substitute in the semifinal against Cruzeiro - might regain his starting position.

Memphis Depay and Yuri Alberto - despite not participating in the last training session - are expected to play normally. Thus, Timão should have:

Hugo Souza; Matheuzinho, André Ramalho, Gustavo Henrique, and Matheus Bidu; Maycon (José Martínez), André Carrillo, Breno Bidon, and Rodrigo Garro; Memphis Depay and Yuri Alberto.

Extra Concern 🟨🟨

Corinthians has a HUGE list of players at risk. Anyone warned in the first leg will be OUT of the Copa do Brasil final.

The list includes: Hugo Souza, Matheuzinho, André Ramalho, Gustavo Henrique, Fabrizio Angileri, Breno Bidon, Maycon, and Rodrigo Garro.

What's at Stake 💰🏆

The decision of the Copa do Brasil is worth A LOT, starting with the prize. The champion will earn over R$ 77.1 million, while the runner-up will receive R$ 33 million.

Adding the previous phases, the prize could exceed R$ 100 million.

Moreover, the champion goes DIRECTLY to the group stage of the Libertadores.

The runner-up will secure a spot in the South American Cup - achieved thanks to the Brasileirão campaign.

And there's more! The winner will compete in the Supercopa do Brasil - a match between the champions of the Brasileirão (Flamengo) and the Copa do Brasil.

In other words, Timão could face off in the biggest fanbase clash in Brazil for a trophy in 2026.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.

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