Corinthians Women set for Teal Rising Cup 2026 in the United States | OneFootball

The Corinthians women's team will compete in an international tournament again in 2026. From April 9 to 12, the Brabas will participate in the Teal Rising Cup, a friendly competition held in Kansas City, United States. The event is promoted by Kansas City Current, in partnership with Visit Missouri, linked to the Missouri State Department of Economic Development.

Besides Timão and the host team, the tournament will feature Club América from Mexico and Palmeiras. In the semifinals, Corinthians will face Kansas City Current. Following that, on April 12, the alvinegra team will compete in the final or the third-place match against the winner or loser of the other match, which will feature the Mexican club and the Brazilian rival. All games of the competition will be held at CPKC Stadium in Kansas City.

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This will be the second participation of the Corinthians women's team in the Teal Rising Cup. In the 2025 edition, the Brabas reached the final after eliminating the Chicago Stars in the semifinals but were ultimately defeated by Kansas City Current 2-1 in the decision.

In 2026, the Teal Rising Cup will feature a broader format compared to the previous edition. Besides the main tournament matches, the schedule includes discussion panels with coaches and athletes, a day dedicated to the Skills Challenge, and international games involving the U-20 teams of Brazil and the United States.

Tickets for the event will be available on the official Kansas City website. Each ticket grants access to both matches held on the same day.

Teal Rising Cup 2026 Schedule

Thursday (April 9):

Friday (April 10):

Saturday (April 11):

Sunday (April 12):

Wednesday (April 15):U-20 United States vs. U-20 Brazil – time to be determined

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