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·31 August 2026

Corinthians set for busy week with first team, youth, women and futsal

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  1. By Mirella Ramos / Central do Timão Editorial Staff

Corinthians face a week packed with commitments across different categories. From Monday (31) to Sunday (6), the club will have matches in the Women’s Brasileirão, the Brazilian Under-17 Championship, the Paulista Under-20, the Paulista Futsal Championship, the Paulista Women’s Under-17, and the men’s Brazilian Championship.

The schedule begins this Monday (31), with the Brabas on the field for the quarterfinals of the Women’s Brasileirão, and ends on Sunday night, when the men’s first team host Chapecoense at Neo Química Arena.


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Monday (31)

The week kicks off with Corinthians Women. At 7:15 pm (Brasília time), the Brabas visit Cruzeiro at Arena Independência in Belo Horizonte for the first leg of the Women’s Brazilian Championship quarterfinals.

Timão reached the knockout stage after finishing the first phase in second place with 38 points, earned through 12 wins, two draws, and three losses. The team will try to build an advantage away from home before the return leg, scheduled for September 7 at 5 pm.

The clash also repeats the 2025 Women’s Brasileirão final. On that occasion, Corinthians and Cruzeiro drew 2-2 at Arena Independência before the Brabas won 1-0 at Neo Química Arena to claim the title.

Wednesday (2)

After a day without matches on Tuesday, Corinthians return to action on Wednesday with the men’s Under-17 team. Timão visit Athletico-PR at 3 pm at CAT do Caju in Curitiba in the Brazilian Championship for the category.

The last meeting between the teams took place in July 2025 and ended in a 2-2 draw. In that match, Gui Bom and Kayque Dallaqua scored Corinthians’ goals.

Friday (4)

Friday will feature a doubleheader for Corinthians. First, at 3 pm, the Under-20 side visit São Bento at Walter Ribeiro Stadium in Sorocaba in the Paulista Championship for the category.

In the last Under-20 meeting between the clubs, played in June 2025, Corinthians won 2-1 at Fazendinha, with goals from Luiz Eduardo and Gui Amorim.

Later, at 8 pm, it will be futsal’s turn. Corinthians host Ferroviária Pinda at Wlamir Marques Gymnasium in the first phase of the Paulista Futsal Championship.

The teams last faced each other in November 2025. On that occasion, Timão won 3-1, with goals from Marlon, Maicon, and Rick.

Saturday (5)

On Saturday, the Under-17 side are back in the spotlight. After the away fixture against Athletico-PR, Corinthians host Red Bull Bragantino at 3 pm at Fazendinha in the Brazilian Championship for the category.

The most recent clash between the clubs took place in October 2025 in the Paulista Under-17 Championship. On that occasion, Red Bull Bragantino won 3-0, also at Parque São Jorge.

Sunday (6)

The schedule ends with two commitments on Sunday. In the afternoon, at 3 pm, Corinthians Women’s Under-17 host São José at Fazendinha in the Paulista Championship.

In the last meeting between the teams, played in August 2025, Timão won 3-1, with goals from Mari Barroso, Laurinha, and Letícia Mara.

A few hours later, it will be the men’s first team’s turn to wrap up the week’s schedule. At 7:30 pm, Corinthians host Chapecoense at Neo Química Arena in the 26th round of the Brazilian Championship.

Timão come into the match under pressure after a run of three straight defeats in the competition. After losing to Cruzeiro and Coritiba, both by 2-1 scorelines, the Fernando Diniz-led team were beaten 1-0 by Santos last Sunday (30) in Itaquera.

Corinthians and Chapecoense last faced each other on March 19 this year, when they drew 0-0 at Arena Condá.

In total, Corinthians will have seven matches spread across five days of the week, involving the men’s first team, women’s football, youth teams, and futsal.

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

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