São Paulo announce ticket sales for Internacional cup clash | OneFootball

São Paulo announced on Wednesday information about ticket sales for the match against Internacional, for the 37th round of the Brazilian Championship. The game will take place on December 3rd (Wednesday), at 8 PM (Brasília time), at Vila Belmiro, in Santos (SP).

Ticket sales will start at 10 AM this Friday and will be staggered, taking into account the priorities of the tricolor's membership program.

Fans who wish to watch the match directly from Vila Belmiro will need to purchase their tickets exclusively through the website www.spfcticket.net. There will be no physical ticket office at the stadium.

Starting at 10 AM this Friday, sales begin for members with seven stars. On the same day, at 10 PM, sales start for those with six stars. On Saturday, fans with five, four, and three stars can buy their tickets at 10 AM, 4 PM, and 10 PM, respectively.

Finally, fans with two, one, or no stars can purchase their tickets at 10 AM, 4 PM, and 10 PM on Sunday. Meanwhile, general ticket sales, subject to availability, will begin at 10 AM on Monday (1st).

Why will the game be at Vila Belmiro?

The match was initially scheduled to take place in Baixada Santista, was moved to Morumbi, but São Paulo informed that it will not be able to use its stadium. The reason is the wear and tear of the pitch, worsened by a series of concerts held throughout the year, including the Oasis concert this Sunday. The club states that the field will be replaced after the event, but it will not be in adequate condition in time for the game against Colorado.

The change occurs amid a tense atmosphere between fans and management. São Paulo fans were planning a massive protest against the management of president Julio Casares on the day of the match, motivated by another season of frustrations and poor results.

This will be the fourth time in 2025 that São Paulo will play as the home team at Vila Belmiro. So far, the team has drawn with Flamengo 2-2, lost to Red Bull Bragantino 1-0, and won against Juventude 2-1 at the Santos stadium.

The last appearance of the Tricolor at Morumbi was on October 25th, in a 2-0 victory over Bahia, marking the team's temporary farewell from its stadium.

São Paulo's Situation

Before facing Internacional, however, São Paulo has another commitment. The Tricolor faces Fluminense this Thursday, at 8:30 PM, at Maracanã, for the 36th round of the Brazilian Championship. Currently, Crespo's team is in eighth place in the competition, with 48 points – seven less than Fluminense, in seventh place and the first team in the Libertadores qualifying zone.

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