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·21 September 2026
Corinthians set for busy week: women, youth and basketball deciders

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·21 September 2026

Corinthians begins this Monday (21) a week packed with commitments across different sports and age categories. Between September 21 and 27, the club will have matches in the Women’s Brasileirão, Paulista Basketball Championship, Paulista Under-20, Brazilian Under-17, and Paulista Under-17.
Monday features three fixtures and already puts important objectives on the line. While the Under-20 team begins the state knockout stage away from home, the basketball team opens its semifinal series against Mogi. At night, the Brabas host Bahia at Neo Química Arena, with a place in the Women’s Brazilian Championship final at stake.

Photo: Cris Matos/Agência Corinthians
Basketball will be the most active team on the schedule. The semifinal series against Mogi could reach four games during the week, depending on the results of the opening matchups.
Monday starts with three matches
The first commitment will be at 3:00 p.m. (Brasília time). Corinthians Under-20 visits XV de Jaú at Zezinho Magalhães Stadium, in Jaú, for the first leg of the second phase of the Paulista Championship.
Timãozinho, coached by William Batista, closed the previous stage with a 4-0 win over América and finished Group 1 in second place with 32 points, level on points with Santos, who stayed ahead on goal difference. XV de Jaú, meanwhile, advanced after finishing 10th in Group 3 with 14 points.
Later, at 9:00 p.m. (Brasília time), it will be Corinthians Basketball’s turn to open the Paulista Championship semifinal. Alvinegro visits Mogi at Hugo Ramos Gymnasium, in Mogi das Cruzes.
Corinthians reached the semifinal after eliminating Pinheiros in the quarterfinals. After losing the first game 87-79, Jece Leite’s team responded with two wins at Wlamir Marques Gymnasium, 96-91 and 82-65. Mogi eliminated São José 2-0.
Monday will end with the Brabas, who take the field at 9:30 p.m. (Brasília time). At Neo Química Arena, Corinthians hosts Bahia for the second leg of the Women’s Brasileirão semifinal.
The team coached by Emily Lima won the first leg 1-0 at Arena Fonte Nova and arrives in Itaquera with the advantage. A draw secures Corinthians’ qualification for the final. If Bahia wins by one goal, the spot will be decided on penalties.
Under-17 takes the field on Tuesday
On Tuesday (22), the schedule belongs to Corinthians Under-17. At 3:00 p.m. (Brasília time), Alvinegro faces Juventude at CFAC Juventude, in Caxias do Sul, in the Brazilian Championship for the category.
The most recent meeting between the teams took place in September 2025, also in the Brazilian Under-17 Championship. On that occasion, Corinthians won 1-0, with a goal by Cristian Junior.
Basketball hosts Mogi in the second semifinal game
On Wednesday (23), Corinthians and Mogi meet again in the Paulista Basketball Championship. This time, the game will be at Wlamir Marques Gymnasium at 8:00 p.m. (Brasília time).
The semifinal is played in a best-of-five series. Since it finished the classification stage with an inferior record to its opponent, Corinthians starts away from home but will have the second and third matchups at Parque São Jorge.
Friday will feature a doubleheader
Alvinegro’s schedule resumes on Friday (25) with two matches in São Paulo.
At 3:00 p.m. (Brasília time), the Under-20 team hosts XV de Jaú at Fazendinha for the second leg of the tie that began on Monday. Having achieved the better campaign in the first phase, Corinthians earned the right to play the second match at home.
A few hours later, at 6:00 p.m. (Brasília time), the basketball team returns to Wlamir Marques Gymnasium for the third game of the semifinal series against Mogi.
Under-17 closes the week in the Paulista
On Saturday (26), Corinthians Under-17 shifts its focus to the Paulista Championship. The team faces Desportivo Brasil at 11:00 a.m. (Brasília time) at Bruno José Daniel Stadium, in Santo André, for the second phase of the state competition.
The teams have already met in this edition of the tournament. On August 15, at Ernesto Rocco Municipal Stadium, in Porto Feliz, they drew 1-1, with Léo Amistá scoring Corinthians’ goal.
Basketball’s fourth game could take place on Sunday
The schedule released for Sunday (27) includes another meeting between Mogi Basquete and Corinthians, at 5:00 p.m. (Brasília time), at Hugo Ramos Gymnasium. As it is a knockout series, the fourth game will depend on how the first three semifinal games unfold.
That means the week could feature as many as nine matches involving Corinthians teams, with important decisions in women’s football, youth categories, and basketball.
Check out Corinthians’ schedule between September 21 and 27:
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