Corinthians face big week, women's decider, futsal knockouts, youth games | OneFootball

Corinthians will have commitments across different sports and categories between this Monday (28) and next Saturday (3). The black-and-white schedule includes matches in futsal, women’s football, and youth categories, highlighted by the Brazilian Women’s Championship final against São Paulo at MorumBIS, and the clashes against Pato Futsal in the second phase of the National Futsal League.

The week begins with the men’s futsal team on the court at Wlamir Marques Gymnasium. On Wednesday (30), it will be the men’s U-17 team’s turn to play in the Brazilian Championship. Saturday features three commitments: the Brasileirão Women’s final, the second futsal meeting with Pato, and the expected first leg of the Paulista Women’s U-17 quarterfinals.

Photo: Cris Matos/Agência Corinthians

Monday (28): Corinthians vs Pato Futsal

The first commitment will be in the National Futsal League. Corinthians host Pato this Monday at 9:30 p.m. (Brasília time) at Wlamir Marques Gymnasium, in Parque São Jorge, for the first clash of the competition’s second phase.

The teams have already met in this LNF edition. On August 8, also at Wlamir Marques, Timão won 2-0. Lucas Oliveira and Fabinho scored the goals in the black-and-white victory.

This time, the meeting opens a two-game series between the teams in the second phase. After playing in front of the Fiel, Corinthians will have to travel to Paraná for the second clash next Saturday. This Monday’s match will be broadcast by LNF TV.

Wednesday (30): Corinthians vs Atlético-GO

After futsal, attention turns to the youth categories. On Wednesday, Corinthians host Atlético-GO in the Brazilian U-17 Championship. Kickoff is at 3 p.m. at Fazendinha, located in Parque São Jorge.

The recent head-to-head record is favorable to Timão. The last match between the teams took place on June 17, 2025, also in the Brazilian Championship of the category. On that occasion, Corinthians went to Antônio Accioly Stadium, in Goiânia, and thrashed the opponent 5-1.

Gui Amorim scored twice in that victory. Ronaldo Henrique, Kauê Furquim, and Gui Bom completed the scoring for Corinthians. This week’s match will be played at Alfredo Schürig Stadium and will be broadcast on Corinthians TV.

Saturday (3): São Paulo vs Corinthians

The main event of the week takes place on Saturday. At 4:30 p.m., Corinthians and São Paulo take the field at MorumBIS to decide the 2026 Brazilian Women’s Championship title.

The Brabas head into the second Majestoso of the final at a disadvantage. In the first meeting, played last Saturday (26) at Neo Química Arena, Corinthians opened the scoring with Gabi Zanotti, but suffered a comeback and lost 2-1.

Because of that, the team coached by Emily Lima need to win by at least two goals to claim the title in regulation time. A black-and-white victory by exactly one goal will take the decision to a penalty shootout. In the event of a draw or another São Paulo win, São Paulo will lift the trophy.

The match will also have an unprecedented element in the Brabas’ history: it will be the first time Corinthians will play the second leg of a Brazilian Women’s Championship final away from home.

Shortly after the start of the Brabas’ decider, futsal will also have an important commitment. At 5 p.m., Corinthians visit Pato Futsal at Arena Cláudio Petrycoski, in Pato Branco, Paraná.

The match will be the second meeting between the teams in the second phase of the National League. The clash takes place five days after the game scheduled for this Monday at Wlamir Marques Gymnasium.

Before this knockout sequence, the most recent meeting between the clubs had ended in a 2-0 black-and-white win in August, with goals from Lucas Oliveira and Fabinho. The match in Paraná will be broadcast by LNF TV.

The women’s youth football team could also take the field on Saturday. Corinthians will face Sfera in the first clash of the quarterfinals of the Paulista Women’s U-17 Championship.

The base date is set for October 3, and the venue already indicated for the match is the Jarinu Athlete Training Center, CFA Jarinu. However, the day and time still depend on official confirmation.

Therefore, the commitment should not be treated as definitively scheduled for Saturday until the detailed fixture list is released. The clash is worth a place in the next round of the state category knockout stage.

So, Corinthians have four confirmed matches spread across Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, in addition to the women’s U-17 commitment still pending confirmation of date and time.

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