Young Corinthians full-back helps fans travel to Brasileirão Feminino final | OneFootball

Next Sunday, 7, Corinthians will start the battle for another Brazilian Women's Championship title. The Brabas are traveling to Belo Horizonte to face Cruzeiro in the first game of the grand final, and the fans' anticipation promises to boost the team. To support the team, the Fiel Fazendinha group is organizing a caravan heading to Independência Arena.

Initially, the cost of the trip was set at R$ 260 per fan, but the organization is seeking sponsors and donations to reduce the cost. The initiative has already received support from players and members of the coaching staff. Right-back Gi Fernandes was one of the first to contribute with a deposit to help make the transportation possible. Shortly after, goalkeeper Kemelli and physical trainer Eduardo Ducci also participated in the action.

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The caravan's departure is scheduled for 21:00 on Saturday (6), leaving from Barra Funda, in São Paulo. The arrival at Independência Arena happens on Sunday morning, shortly before the ball rolls at 10:30. After the match, the return will be at 14:00, with an estimated arrival in São Paulo around 23:00.

On the other side of the decision, Cruzeiro is also mobilizing its fans. The Minas Gerais club organized several caravans and received contributions from athletes such as Byanca Brasil and coach Jonas Urias, who together raised about R$ 4,000 to help with transportation costs.

The support from the stands has been a differentiator for Corinthians in recent years. The club holds four of the five largest audiences in the history of women's club football in Brazil, especially in decisive matches.

The return match, which will determine the champion of the 2025 Women's Brazilian Championship, is scheduled for September 14, at 10:30, at Neo Química Arena.

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