Corinthians face busy week as Brasileirão returns in two formats | OneFootball

With the return of matches for both the men's and women's professional teams, Corinthians' week will be quite busy. Over the next few days, the club will have six commitments in different sports, involving soccer, futsal, and basketball.

The schedule begins this Monday, March 9. At 9 PM, Timão's futsal team takes to the court to face Atlântico Erechim in the quarterfinals of the Super Copa Gramado de Futsal. The match will be held at the Perinão Gymnasium in Gramado, Rio Grande do Sul.

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After a game-free Tuesday, attention turns back to men's soccer on Wednesday, March 11. At 9:30 PM, the team led by Dorival Júnior hosts Coritiba at the Neo Química Arena, in a match valid for the fifth round of the Brazilian Championship. Besides the quest for three points, the duel could place the alvinegro club at the top of the competition.

On Thursday, March 12, it will be the turn of the Brabinhas to take the field. Corinthians' Under-20 women's team faces Taubaté at 3 PM, at Fazendinha, in a match valid for the second round of the initial phase of the Brazilian Championship in the category.

Friday, March 13, will have two commitments for the Parque São Jorge club. The first takes place at 8 PM, when the basketball team hosts Bauru at the Wlamir Marques Gymnasium, in a match valid for Novo Basquete Brasil. Right after, at 9:30 PM, the Brabas face Palmeiras at Arena Barueri, for the third round of the Women's Brazilian Championship.

Ending the week, on Sunday, March 15, Corinthians will have its first classic in this edition of the Brasileirão. At 4 PM, the men's team visits Santos at Vila Belmiro, in a match valid for the sixth round of the national tournament.

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