São Paulo and Corinthians to decide Brasileirão Feminino A1 this Saturday | OneFootball

The 2026 Brasileirão Women’s A1 champion will be decided on Saturday afternoon (3). At 4:30 p.m., São Paulo and Corinthians face off at MorumBIS, in the city of São Paulo, in the competition’s final. The match will be broadcast live on six channels: Globo, SporTV, TV Brasil, N Sports, GE TV, and UOL.

Tricolor comes into this clash with the advantage. In the first leg, the Soberanas came from behind to beat the Brabas 2-1. Gabi Zanotti opened the scoring for Timão, but Crivelari and Isa Guimarães secured the win for São Paulo.

In the first match of the final, São Paulo won 2-1Credits: Staff Images/CBF

REMATCH OF THE 2024 FINAL

Corinthians and São Paulo also met in the Brasileirão Women’s A1 final in 2024.

In the first match, the Brabas won 3-1 at MorumBIS. Timão’s title was confirmed with another win in the second leg, this time 2-0, in front of more than 44,500 fans at Neo Química Arena.

São Paulo and Corinthians faced each other in the 2024 Brasileirão A1 finalCredits: Staff Images/CBF

MEETING IN THE GROUP STAGE

The first stage of the Brasileirão A1 is played in a round-robin format, with all teams facing each other once. The top eight teams advance to the knockout stage.

Corinthians and São Paulo took the field for another Majestoso derby in the 10th round, on May 11. On that occasion, the Brabas came out on top and won 2-1 in a match played at Alfredo Schürig, in the city of São Paulo.

In the tournament’s first stage, Corinthians came away with the winCredits: Rodrigo Gazzanel/Corinthians

2026 CAMPAIGNS

SOBERANAS

São Paulo finished top of the table in the first stage of the Brasileirão, with 41 points from 13 wins, two draws, and two losses, for an 80% success rate.

In the quarterfinals, they drew 0-0 with Grêmio in the first match, played at Alfredo Jaconi, in Caxias do Sul (RS). In the return leg, they beat the Mosqueteiras 2-0 at Brinco de Ouro, in Campinas (SP).

The Soberanas eliminated Flamengo in the semifinal. In the first leg, they won 3-1 at Estádio Luso Brasileiro, in Rio de Janeiro (RJ). Their place in the final was confirmed with another win over the Meninas da Gávea, this time 1-0, again at Brinco de Ouro.

Including the win in the first leg of the final, São Paulo heads into the decider with 17 wins, three draws, and two losses. Overall, they have scored 39 goals and conceded 13.

Serrana celebrates São Paulo’s victory in the first leg of the finalCredits: Staff Images/CBF

BRABAS

Corinthians finished second in the opening stage of the Brazilian Championship. They earned 38 points from 12 wins, two draws, and three losses, for a 74% success rate.

The Brabas got through the quarterfinals and the semifinal with nothing but wins. In the second stage, they beat Cruzeiro twice: 1-0 at Independência, in Belo Horizonte (MG), and 3-1 at Canindé, in São Paulo (SP). In the third stage, they won 1-0 in both matches against Bahia, at Arena Fonte Nova and at Neo Química Arena.

The team comes into the second leg of the final with 16 wins, two draws, and four losses. Overall, they have scored 49 goals and conceded 21.

Gabi Zanotti scored Corinthians’ goal in the first leg of the finalCredits: Staff Images/CBF

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