São Paulo target record crowd in the Women’s Brasileirão | OneFootball

São Paulo will face Corinthians next Saturday, the 3rd, at 4:30 p.m. (Brasília time), at Morumbis, in the second leg of the Brazilian Women’s Championship final. The Soberanas take the field with the advantage of a draw after winning the first match 2-1 at Neo Química Arena last Saturday.

The strong away result against the Brabas has energized Tricolor Paulista’s fans. According to the latest ticket update released by the club on Wednesday night, around 30,000 tickets had already been sold. The expectation is that tickets will sell out in the next few hours.

It is worth remembering that the stadium’s total capacity is just over 66,000 fans. However, São Paulo does not need to sell all the tickets to break the attendance record in the history of the Brazilian Women’s Championship.

São Paulo holds the current record

The current record belongs precisely to São Paulo and Corinthians. Soberanas and Brabas contested the Brazilian Women’s Championship final in 2024. On that occasion, an attendance of 44,529 fans was recorded. Of those, the number that stands out is the amount of paying spectators: 44,136 fans.

With the win in the first match, the Soberanas need only a draw to claim their first-ever Brazilian Women’s Championship title. The Brabas, meanwhile, need a one-goal win to take the decision to penalties. A two-goal victory will give Corinthians the title. The Brabas are chasing their eighth title in history, and their seventh in a row.

All the champions of the Brazilian Women’s Championship

Corinthians: 7 titles (2018, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025) Ferroviária: 2 titles (2014 and 2019) Santos: 1 title (2017) Flamengo: 1 title (2016) Rio Preto: 1 title (2015) Centro Olímpico: 1 title (2013)

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