Corinthians v São Paulo: where to watch the Brasileirão derby | OneFootball

Corinthians and São Paulo take the field this Thursday for another Majestoso clash. The classic is part of the 34th round of the Brazilian Championship and is scheduled for 7:30 PM (Brasília time) at the Neo Química Arena.

Where to watch

Team Updates

Corinthians

Led by Dorival Júnior, Corinthians has been inconsistent in the Brazilian Championship and is coming off two consecutive defeats. In the last round, they were defeated by Ceará at the Neo Química Arena, 1-0, while in the previous match, they lost to Red Bull Bragantino 2-1.

Thus, Timão sees the classic as an opportunity to return to winning ways in the competition. The Alvinegro is in 13th place with 42 points.

For the match, Dorival will be without Rodrigo Garro, who is suspended, and Raniele, who has a muscle injury. On the other hand, José Martínez, Charles, and André Carrillo are available again after serving suspensions.

Vitinho and André Luiz, who were sidelined due to injuries, are now training normally and could be included in the squad. Lastly, Hugo Souza, who suffered a thigh injury against Grêmio, is still doubtful.

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São Paulo

São Paulo, on the other hand, had been achieving good results in the Brazilian Championship, with victories against Bahia and Vasco, as well as a draw against Flamengo. However, they suffered a setback against Red Bull Bragantino in their last match, losing 1-0 at Morumbi.

The team led by Hernán Crespo aims to score points to remain in contention for a spot in the Copa Libertadores. The Tricolor is in ninth place with 45 points, six points behind Fluminense, who are in the G7.

In the Majestoso, São Paulo is expected to have the return of Pablo Maia, who has recovered from a tendon injury in his foot. However, the team has a crowded medical department and will be without Arboleda, Enzo Díaz, Calleri, André Silva, Ryan, Marcos Antônio, Luan, Wendell, Dinenno, and Oscar. Lucas and Rodriguinho are still uncertain for the classic.

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