Gaviões welcomes Peñarol fans to its headquarters | OneFootball

Peñarol supporters, the opponents of Corinthians this Thursday in the 2026 Conmebol Libertadores, were welcomed this morning at the headquarters of Gaviões da Fiel in Bom Retiro. The São Paulo State Military Police gave the green light for the gathering to take place.

According to what was announced by Timão’s main organized supporters’ group, the move is happening with the approval of leaders from both fan groups, who have been in contact in recent days regarding this match. The Gaviões headquarters, in fact, will be the meeting point for the Uruguayans who will head to Neo Química Arena tonight.

Alex da Matta/Communications director of Gaviões

In a statement published on X, Peñarol explained that after new meetings in the last few hours, the São Paulo Military Police announced a change in the supporters’ meeting point, moving it to the headquarters of the Corinthians supporters’ group.

“This decision was made with the approval of representatives of both organized supporters’ groups, who have been in contact in recent days regarding this match. The meeting time remains 3 p.m. at the previously agreed location, with supporters leaving for the stadium at 5 p.m.,” the Uruguayan club explained.

Broadcast

Corinthians fans who are not at Neo Química Arena will be able to watch the match on ESPN Brasil (pay TV) and Disney Plus (the broadcaster’s subscription channel). After the final whistle, Central do Timão will bring a report on what happened over the 90 minutes, as well as Fernando Diniz’s press conference and mixed-zone interviews with the players.

Next match

After facing Peñarol-URU at Neo Química Arena in the Conmebol Libertadores group stage, Corinthians will turn their attention back to the Brazilian Championship. That is because next Sunday (3), at 8:30 p.m. Brasília time, Alvinegro will visit Mirassol at Maião for the 14th round of the national competition. Timão currently sits in 14th place with 15 points — three wins, six draws, and four losses — with nine goals scored and 11 conceded.

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