Corinthians v Flamengo this Sunday: match to be shown in the US and Canada | OneFootball

The match between Corinthians and Flamengo, taking place this Sunday, the 28th, at Neo Química Arena for the 25th round of the Brazilian Championship, will be broadcast to the United States and Canada through digital influencers. This will be the first game of the tournament in this edition to be televised in North America, with broadcasts in English and Spanish via YouTube and Twitch.

The agreement was made between 1190 Sports, the holder of the international rights to the Brasileirão, and the Creator Sports Network (CSN), a company specialized in connecting influencers to sports. The partnership provides for one match per round to be broadcast in this format until 2026, marking a new strategy for promoting the championship abroad.

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It is worth remembering that since last year Corinthians has been seeking to expand the reach of its games in the Brasileirão, with initiatives such as selling the broadcast rights of the tournament's matches in 2024 to the ESPN of the Netherlands, taking advantage of the signing of Memphis Depay, or even using Corinthians TV, its official YouTube channel, to broadcast matches.

This Sunday's match is very important for Corinthians' aspirations in the Brazilian Championship, where they currently occupy the tenth position with 29 points. Additionally, the team has not won at home in the tournament for six games – the last victory occurred in May, against Santos, in the ninth round.

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