Brasileiro Feminino A1 resumes with key matches this weekend
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 24, 2026, 4:30 PM
Last updated Jul 24, 2026
The Brasileiro Feminino A1 resumes on July 24 after a two-month break, featuring four matches on the opening day. Corinthians leads the competition as teams vie for playoff positions and to evade relegation. Key matchups include Flamengo vs. Grêmio and Internacional vs. Fluminense, both taking place on July 24. The 13th round features multiple rivalries and concludes on July 27 with Bahia facing Botafogo. Upcoming matches also include second-placed Palmeiras against Mixto on July 25 and Corinthians hosting Vitória on July 26.
- •Brasileiro Feminino A1 resumes after two months on July 24.
- •Corinthians currently leads the league standings.
- •Flamengo plays Grêmio, and Internacional faces Fluminense on July 24.
- •Major matches include Palmeiras vs. Mixto on July 25 and Corinthians vs. Vitória on July 26.
- •Tournament concludes with Bahia vs. Botafogo on July 27.
- 4:30 PMYahoo Sports — Brasileiro Feminino A1: back under way after two months
"Brazilian Women’s A1 will get the country moving again starting this Friday (24), with matches in the 13th round of the competition, currently led by Corinthians. The clashes will continue through M...
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