Corinthians discover schedule for Copa Paulista Feminina final v Palmeiras | OneFootball

On the morning of this Friday (5th), the São Paulo Football Federation (FPF) released the details of the matches between Corinthians and Palmeiras for the grand final of the 2025 Women's Paulistão. Due to their campaigns throughout the championship, Timão will play the second leg at home.

The first leg of the final is scheduled for this coming Sunday, December 7, with Palmeiras as the home team. The match kicks off at 11 a.m. (Brasília time) at Arena Barueri. The Barra Funda club qualified after eliminating Ferroviária in the semifinals.

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The decisive encounter, the second leg of the final, will take place with the Brabas as the home team, as mentioned. This match is scheduled for December 14, Sunday, starting at 10 a.m. The venue has not yet been defined, as on the same day the men's team faces Cruzeiro at Neo Química Arena for the Copa do Brasil semifinals.

This season’s final is a rematch of last year’s competition. In 2024, Palmeiras were champions after a penalty shootout. The Brabas lifted the trophy in 2019, 2020, 2021, and 2023, seeking their fifth title, while the opposing team is after their fourth, with titles in 2001, 2022, and 2024.

First LegSunday, December 711 a.m. – Arena BarueriPalmeiras vs CorinthiansBroadcasts: SporTV, CazéTV, Record News, UOL Play, and HBO

Second LegSunday, December 1410 a.m. – Venue to be determinedCorinthians vs PalmeirasBroadcasts: TV Globo, SporTV, CazéTV, Record News, UOL Play, and HBO

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