Coluna do Fla
·24 Juli 2026
Draw set! Flamengo face Fluminense in Copa do Brasil last eight

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·24 Juli 2026

The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) held the draw this Friday (24) for the quarterfinal matchups of the 2026 Women’s Copa do Brasil. Flamengo will face Fluminense in two-legged ties.
The quarterfinal matchups will take place in the weeks of August 5 and 19. Therefore, the dates and kickoff times for the matches between Flamengo and Fluminense have yet to be announced.
Flamengo’s journey in the Women’s Copa do Brasil began in the third round, when the Meninas da Gávea beat Liga São João 2-0 on May 27. Cristiane and Flávia Mota scored the winning goals at Arena Ytacoatiara, in Piripiri.
Next, Flamengo beat 3B da Amazônia 1-0 in the round of 16 and secured a place in the quarterfinals. The winning goal for the Rubro-Negro came from Fernanda’s feet in the first half.
Besides the Fla-Flu derby, the quarterfinals will also feature the São Paulo state clash between Bragantino and Ferroviária. Internacional vs Atlético-MG and Bahia vs São Paulo are the other matchups.
The Women’s Copa do Brasil begins with the Preliminary Round, but Flamengo, as mentioned, started its campaign in the third round.
As a result, the Rio de Janeiro side initially received R$ 80,000 from the CBF. In the third round, 32 teams competed for places in the round of 16.
After that, Flamengo received R$ 100,000 from the CBF for qualifying for the round of 16. Now, in the quarterfinals, the Rubro-Negro will secure another R$ 120,000.
Before turning its focus to the Copa do Brasil, Flamengo has commitments in the Brazilian Championship. The women’s team takes the field this Friday (24) to face Grêmio in the 13th round of the national competition.
Kickoff is at 7 p.m. Brasília time at Estádio Luso-Brasileiro in Rio de Janeiro. Live coverage will be provided by the subscription channel SporTV.
As usual, Coluna do Fla follows every step of the Rubro-Negro in real time. Through the website, social media, and YouTube, fans can find full coverage with behind-the-scenes content, lineups, and the women’s team’s post-match coverage.
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.







































