Brasileirão Feminino A3 kicks off this Friday | OneFootball

The Brasileirão Feminino A3 2026 kicks off this Friday (20th). At 3 PM, Araguari and São José face each other at Arena Frimisa, in Santa Luzia (MG). This will be the inaugural match of the competition, which features 32 clubs.

The tournament will run until early September and will have five phases. In the first phase, all participating teams were divided into eight groups, with four teams each. The top two teams from each group advance to the knockout stage. Check out the full schedule and group distribution by clicking here.

The matches continue on Saturday (21st). The following games will be at 3 PM: Mauaense vs. Coritiba, at Pedro Benedetti, in Mauá (SP); Tiradentes vs. São Raimundo, at Estrelão, in Augusto Corrêa (PA); Ipojuca vs. Mixto, at Retrô's training center, in Camaragibe (PE). At 7 PM, R4 hosts União at Antônio Lírio Callou, in Barbalha (CE). Finally, at 8 PM, Atlético-BA plays against Prosperidade, at Pituaçu, in Salvador (BA).

Medals of Brasileirão Feminino A3 2025Credits: Samuel Pereira / Staff Images / CBF

Most of the matches will be on Sunday (22nd). Heips vs. Realidade Jovem, at Ronaldo Luis Nazário de Lima, in Rio de Janeiro (RJ); Criciúma vs. Brasil de Farroupilha, at Antenor Angeloni's training center, in Criciúma (SC); Portuguesa vs. Ypiranga, at Augustão, in Santana (AP); Sampaio Corrêa vs. Remo, at Castelão, in São Luís (MA); Guarani de Paripueira vs. Juventude, at Ferreirão, in São Miguel dos Campos (AL): all these matches will be at 3 PM.

Also on Sunday, two more games will be at 4 PM: Penarol vs. Galvez, at Floro de Mendonça, in Itacoatiara (AM); Liga Sanjoanense vs. Paraíso, at Arena Ytacoatiara, in Piripiri (PI).

The matches between Itapuense vs. Rolim de Moura, at Aluízio Ferreira, in Porto Velho (RO), and Pantanal vs. CRESSPOM, at Jacques da Luz, in Campo Grande (MS), wrap up the weekend.

The last match of the first round will be on Tuesday (24th), at 4 PM, between Planalto and Várzea Grande, at Anibal Batista de Toledo, in Aparecida de Goiânia (GO).

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