Grêmio v São Paulo: kick-off time, TV and likely line-ups | OneFootball

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·8 August 2026

Grêmio v São Paulo: kick-off time, TV and likely line-ups

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Grêmio face São Paulo on Saturday from 16:00 Brasília time at the Arena in Porto Alegre, in the 22nd round of the Brasileirão. According to Globo.com, Premiere will broadcast across Brazil and ge will provide real-time coverage.

The hosts arrive buoyed by a win over Mirassol and progression to the Copa do Brasil quarter-finals, ending a seven-game winless run. They start the round 17th on 22 points, level with Inter and Santos.


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São Paulo have not played for 12 days, their last outing a 1-1 draw with Flamengo at the Maracanã. Dorival Júnior used the break for adjustments, and his side are 12th on 26 points, winless in seven league matches.

Grêmio, coached by Luís Castro, cannot yet field Filip Krovinovic, whose work permit has not been published in the Diário Oficial da União, and are likely to keep the Mirassol approach. Probable XI: Weverton, Diego Caito, Gustavo Martins, Wallace, Marlon, Noriega, Villasanti, Nardoni, Pavon, Carlos Vinicius, Amuzu. Outs: Tetê, hip muscle oedema, Willian, contract termination talks, João Pedro, released to find a club, with Noriega, Dodi, Nardoni and assistant Vitor Severino at risk of suspension.

São Paulo expect bench roles for new signings Domingos Duarte, Iago and Newton, while Lucas Moura and Rafael Tolói remain in the treatment room, and Bobadilla returns after right-knee pain. Probable XI: Rafael, Lucas Ramon, Arboleda, Osorio, Wendell, Pablo Maia, Danielzinho or Bobadilla, Marcos Antônio, Luciano, Artur, Calleri. Outs: Lucas, ruptured Achilles tendon, Rafael Tolói, thigh strain, with Ferreirinha at risk of suspension.

Referee: Andre Luiz Skettino Policarpo Bento (MG), assistants Bruno Raphael Pires (GO) and Guilherme Dias Camilo (MG), fourth official Alisson Sidnei Furtado (TO), VAR Heber Roberto Lopes (SC).

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