In financial crisis, São could cash in on women’s Brasileirão: figures | OneFootball

More than just winning a title it has not claimed in 29 years, by beating a historic rival, São Paulo could see its struggling coffers boosted by a handsome cash prize if it wins the Brazilian Women’s Championship against Corinthians, in a showdown that begins this weekend. Tickets for the clash at Morumbi go on sale this Saturday (26).

If it becomes champion, Tricolor could earn total prize money of up to R$ 2.8 million in the competition.

The title alone could bring São Paulo’s coffers a whopping R$ 2 million, which will be paid to the champion. In the event of a runner-up finish, the final prize will be R$ 1 million, guaranteeing minimum earnings of R$ 1.8 million by the end of the final.

So far, Tricolor has already accumulated R$ 800,000 in financial distributions passed on by the CBF. The amount is made up of the fixed R$ 720,000 granted for participation in the first phase, plus another R$ 80,000 from the bonus of R$ 20,000 per match shown on free-to-air TV — which applies to the two quarterfinal matches against Grêmio and the two semifinal clashes with Flamengo.

On the field, the team secured a place in the third final in its history by defeating Flamengo with a 4-1 aggregate score in the semifinals, achieved after a 3-1 win at Luso Brasileiro and another 1-0 victory at Brinco de Ouro.

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