Derby and Libertadores quarter-final could move as Palmeiras face Nubank Parque disruption | OneFootball

Palmeiras may face a long spell away from Nubank Parque after the World Cup, with concerts and pitch work tightening the calendar.

According to Nosso Palestra, since early 2026 the team have already played 11 times at Arena Barueri, winning nine and drawing two, a record since their arena opened. That tally could grow before year end.

Potential clashes include Xuxa on 25 July near the Atlético-MG date of 26 July, and 31 July alongside a Copa do Brasil tie with Fortaleza on 1 August. Histórias on 22 August may affect the Vasco game set for 23 August.

Marron 5 on 8 September could overlap a Libertadores quarter-final first leg on 8, 9 or 10 September. WTorre has reserved dates assuming a second leg at home, yet this year Palmeiras will host the first leg against LDU or Mirassol.

Jamiroquai on 13 September aligns with São Paulo, and Zayn on 10 October with Corinthians, while Robbie Williams on 13 October raises the possibility of a derby with partial capacity. Iron Maiden on 25 and 27 October sits near Bragantino on 25 October. Zeca Pagodinho, Alcione and Jorge Aragão on 31 October could clash with a potential Copa do Brasil semi-final first leg on 1 November.

With schedules still unconfirmed, it cannot be guaranteed Palmeiras will be away from Allianz Parque for all of these dates. The club and WTorre are working together to minimise disruption.

Source: Nosso Palestra