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Why Was São Paulo Reported Close to the Flamengo Match in the Brasileirão?

São Paulo is experiencing a delicate moment behind the scenes before the match against Flamengo in the Brasileirão. Amanda Nunes, a lawyer and representative of the Torcida Tricolor PCD (People with Disabilities) movement, reported the São Paulo team for lack of accessibility at Morumbis.

Thus, São Paulo became the target of an inquiry by the Public Prosecutor's Office close to the debut match in the Brazilian Championship, against Flamengo, scheduled for January 28 (Wednesday), at Morumbis.

Why Did the Fan Report São Paulo?

According to the fan, São Paulo did not provide space for PCD fans on August 19, 2025, in a match against Atlético Nacional (COL). However, five days later, Morumbis inaugurated a new space for people with disabilities, with about 206 seats.

The fan's report, however, claims that even after the inauguration, the space at Morumbis had irregularities. The absence of tactile flooring and electrical outlets, lack of a sign language interpreter, no coverage, among other things, were mentioned by the fan.

When Is the Flamengo vs. São Paulo Match?

Amid the backstage pressure, São Paulo will have less than ten days to prepare for the match against Flamengo. The match is scheduled for January 28 (Wednesday), at 9:30 PM (Brasília time), at Morumbis, for the first round of the Brazilian Championship

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