Corinthians start ticket sales for Sesi Franca clash in the NBB | OneFootball

On the morning of this Thursday, Corinthians began selling tickets for the match against Sesi Franca, valid for the Novo Basquete Brasil. The game is scheduled for March 24, Tuesday, at 8:00 PM, at Ginásio Wlamir Marques, located in Parque São Jorge.

Tickets are being sold exclusively online, through the platform fieltorcedor.com.br. The match will not count towards points in the Fiel Torcedor program. To access the gymnasium, fans must register their facial biometrics and fill out all the information requested by the system. Entry to the venue will be granted upon presentation of a QR Code.

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Ticket prices vary according to the section. Bleacher tickets cost R$ 20, while courtside seats are being sold for R$ 100. Active Fiel Torcedor members are entitled to a 50% discount, paying R$ 10 for bleachers and R$ 50 for courtside seats. Fans who qualify under Law No. 12.933/2013, such as students, seniors, and people with disabilities, are also entitled to half-price tickets.

The gates will open at 7:00 PM, with access through gate 4, located next to the Poderoso Timão store. The club recommends that the public arrive early to avoid lines and encourages the use of contactless payments inside the gymnasium.

The match is considered the main classic of national basketball today. In recent history, however, Sesi Franca holds a wide advantage: 25 wins against only two for Corinthians in 27 encounters since the sport's revival in 2018.

The last victory for the alvinegro team occurred in 2022, when they beat their rival 88 to 82 in a match valid for the Paulista Championship. Since then, the opponent has accumulated a streak of 13 consecutive wins in the matchup.

Despite the unfavorable record, Corinthians arrives in good form in the NBB. Under the command of Jece Leite, the team occupies fifth place in the standings, with 22 wins and eight losses, and is currently on an eight-game winning streak.

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