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·21 September 2026

Corinthians set for decisive week across women, youth and basketball during FIFA window

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Despite the men’s international window, Corinthians face a packed week, with eight confirmed fixtures across the women’s side, youth teams and basketball. According to Meu Timao, several of them carry semi-final stakes or knockout jeopardy.

The week opens on Monday as the Under-20 visit XV de Jaú at 15:00 in the Paulista round of 32 first leg. At 21:00, the basketball team face Mogi in game one of the Paulista semi-final in Mogi das Cruzes. At 21:30, the women host Bahia in the Brasileirão Feminino semi-final second leg, holding a 1-0 first-leg lead.


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On Tuesday 22, the Under-17 visit Juventude at CFAC at 15:00 in the 18th and penultimate round of the first phase. On Wednesday 23, basketball returns to Parque São Jorge for game two against Mogi at 20:00 at Ginásio Wlamir Marques.

Friday 25 brings Brazil’s first match since the World Cup, against Australia at 7:00 in Townsville. Carlo Ancelotti’s squad includes three Corinthians players, goalkeeper Hugo Souza, right-back Matheuzinho and midfielder Breno Bidon.

Later at 15:00, the Under-20 host XV de Jaú in the second leg. At 18:00, game three of the basketball semi-final is back at Parque São Jorge, with the best-of-five sending the first to three wins into the final.

On Saturday 26, the Under-17 face Desportivo Brasil at 11:00 at Estádio Bruno José Daniel in Santo André.

If required, game four is set for Sunday 27 at 17:00 at Ginásio Hugo Ramos in Mogi das Cruzes.

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