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Brazil Cup Champion Faces Flamengo in the Supercup

The 2025 season has ended for Flamengo, but the club remains attentive to the last match on the Brazilian calendar. That’s because, this Sunday (21), Vasco and Corinthians face each other in the second leg of the Brazil Cup final, at Maracanã, at 6pm (Brasília time).

Thus, the grand final of the Brazil Cup will be broadcast live on GE TV, on YouTube, with commentary by Jorge Iggor. In addition, the clash between the São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro teams will also be shown on TV Globo, on free-to-air television, and on SporTV, on cable.

What are the lineups for Vasco and Corinthians?

As the home team in the second leg, coach Fernando Diniz has already set Vasco’s lineup to face Corinthians. Thus, the Rio team will take the field with: Léo Jardim; Paulo Henrique, Cuesta, Robert Renan, Puma Rodríguez; Barros, Thiago Mendes, Coutinho; Nuno Moreira, Andrés Gómez and Rayan.

On the other hand, Corinthians are also ready for the final. The team from Itaquera will take the field with the following players: Hugo Souza; Matheuzinho, André Ramalho, Gustavo Henrique and Matheus Bidu; Raniele, José Martínez, Maycon and Breno Bidon; Memphis Depay and Yuri Alberto.

What is the current status of the Brazil Cup final?

Vasco and Corinthians kicked off the Brazil Cup final last Wednesday (17). On that occasion, the teams faced off at Neo Química Arena and drew 0-0. In other words, the national title will be decided this Sunday (21), at Maracanã, at 6pm (Brasília time).

When will the Supercup of Brazil take place?

The 2026 Supercup of Brazil is expected to take place on January 24. However, the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) still needs to confirm the location, date, and time of the final. As the champion of the 2025 Brasileirão, Flamengo is already guaranteed in the final.

At the moment, three stadiums are competing to host the Supercup of Brazil. They are: Estádio Mané Garrincha, in Brasília, Arena Fonte Nova, in Salvador, and Arena da Amazônia, in Manaus.

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