Corinthians is looking for its fifth Paulista women’s football title.
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The 2024 women’s Paulistão final between Palmeiras and Corinthians takes place this Wednesday, November 20, at 3:30 pm, at the Brinco de Ouro da Princesa Stadium, in Campinas. In the first game, “As Brabas” took the lead. The derby will be broadcast live across the country.
Where to watch the game Palmeiras x Corinthians
Fans have several options to follow the Paulistão women’s 2024 final live, both on open television and on subscription channels and streaming platforms.
Palmeiras x Corinthians on open TV:
– TV Globo: will broadcast the games throughout Brazil, allowing a wide audience to follow the final.
– TV Cultura: known for its support of sport, the broadcaster will also show the matches live.
Palmeiras x Corinthians on Pay TV
– SporTV 3: channel specializing in sports, will guarantee quality transmission for subscribers.
– TNT Sports: known for its comprehensive sports coverage, it will also show the games.
Palmeiras x Corinthians on Streaming platforms
– Max: streaming service that will make live broadcasts available to its subscribers.
– PlayPlus: Record’s platform that will offer game coverage.
– Record News: available free-to-air, will offer complete coverage of the clashes.
– Youtube doPaulistão and Centauro: official channels that show the clashes live, expanding access to fans.
Awards for the women’s Paulistão 2024 final
The 2024 Campeonato Paulista Feminino set a new record for prizes, totaling R$3.2 million to be distributed among the participating clubs. This is the third consecutive year that the competition has seen an increase in the value of prizes, but it is still very low compared to the men’s championship – this year’s champion alone took R$5 million.
In the women’s competition, the exact amount paid to 1st place was not disclosed, but the amount is expected to be the same as last year, when the champion team received R$1.5 million, while the runner-up was awarded R$ 500 thousand.
The 2024 Paulistão Feminino featured 11 teams: Corinthians, São Paulo, Palmeiras, Santos, Ferroviária, Red Bull Bragantino, São José, Taubaté, Realidade Jovem, Pinda and Marília. The competition began on May 22 and followed a single round format in the first phase, with the four best teams advancing to the semi-finals.
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