Corinthians to screen Women's Libertadores final at Neo Química Arena | OneFootball

The change made by Conmebol to the time of the Women's Libertadores final between Corinthians and Deportivo Cali-COL has put the black-and-white fans in a real “tight spot.” The match, previously scheduled for 8:00 PM (Brasília time), was moved up to 4:30 PM – just two hours before the men's team faces Atlético-MG in the Brazilian Championship at Neo Química Arena.

However, those who want to watch the Brabas’ final without missing the men's game will have a great alternative: arrive earlier at Neo Química Arena. According to Central do Timão’s findings, the club obtained authorization from Conmebol to broadcast the final against Deportivo Cali directly on the stadium’s big screens. The gates will open to the public at 4:30 PM, the same time as the start of the women's match.

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The Brabas’ match is considered the most important in the history of the sport. After all, it’s not just about the continental hexachampionship for the Corinthians women, but also a spot in the FIFA Women’s Club World Cup, the first women’s world club tournament organized by football’s top governing body, which will be held between January and February 2026 in England.

Corinthians arrives at the continental final undefeated. In the group stage, they drew 1-1 with Dragonas Independiente Del Valle from Ecuador, thrashed Always Ready from Bolivia 11-0, and beat Independiente Santa Fe from Colombia 1-0. In the quarterfinals, they overcame Boca Juniors from Argentina 4-0. In the semifinals, they drew 1-1 with Ferroviária in regular time, winning 6-5 on penalties.

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