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·19 September 2026
São Paulo v Flamengo: where to watch the Women's Brasileirão semi, 2nd leg

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·19 September 2026

São Paulo vs Flamengo will decide this Saturday (19), at 4:30 p.m. (Brasília time), at Brinco de Ouro da Princesa Stadium, in Campinas, a spot in the 2026 Brazilian Women’s Championship final. Tricolor takes the field with the advantage built in the first leg and only needs a draw to advance.
In the first leg, at Luso-Brasileiro Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo went behind on the scoreboard but came from behind to win 3-1: Mylena Carioca equalized, Robinha put Tricolor ahead, and Bruna Calderan, from the penalty spot, sealed the result late on. With the result, Thiago Viana’s team plays for a draw in Campinas and can even lose by one goal and still advance.
Flamengo, meanwhile, under Celso Silva, need to win by two goals to take the decision to penalties, or by three or more to qualify directly in regular time.
Whoever advances will face the winner of Bahia and Corinthians in the final.
With the advantage built in Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo play for a draw in front of their home crowd in Campinas. The expectation is that Thiago Viana will keep the core group that decided the first leg.
Probable Lineup
Flamengo need a major comeback to reach the final. Full-back Monalisa returns to the team, while captain Djeni is doubtful because of an injury.
Doubts: Djeni (injury).
Probable Lineup
In the first leg of the semifinal, played at Luso-Brasileiro in Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo beat Flamengo 3-1 coming from behind, with goals from Mylena Carioca, Robinha and Bruna Calderan, while Mariana had opened the scoring for the Rio side.
What time is the São Paulo vs Flamengo match?
The match starts at 4:30 p.m. (Brasília time) this Saturday (19).
Where can I watch São Paulo vs Flamengo?
The match will be broadcast on TV Globo on free-to-air TV, as well as on SporTV and ge TV.
What was the result of the last meeting between the teams?
In the first leg of the semifinal, in Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo came from behind to win 3-1.
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