Ferroviária and São Paulo decide on a place in the final this Sunday in Araraquara; broadcast starts at 9:45 am
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TV Brasil has broadcast national women's football competitions for three consecutive years, such as the Brasileirão Feminino, with the largest broadcast package of the sport on open TV since 2024. In 2025, the audience for matches grew by 25%. The broadcaster signed an agreement with the São Paulo Football Federation to broadcast 41 matches between 2026 and 2027.
TV Brasil shows this Sunday (8) the second leg of the semi-final between Ferroviária and São Paulo for the Paulista Feminino Under-20 Petrobras. The broadcast on the public broadcaster of Empresa Brasil de Comunicação (EBC) starts at 9:45 am. The match takes place in the city of Araraquara (SP).
In the first game, played on Friday night (10/30), São Paulo and Ferroviária drew 1-1. With the result, the tie is now open for this return game. A new draw will lead to penalties and whoever wins advances. Check out the coverage carried out by Agência Brasil.
The broadcasts of the semi-finals of the Paulista Women's Under-20 Petrobras are part of a broad agreement with the São Paulo Football Federation (FPF) that includes 41 matches organized by the entity for broadcast on TV Brasil between 2026 and 2027. Among the highlights is the exhibition of the 4th edition of Copinha F Petrobras, a competition that will feature 20 teams from all regions of Brazil, between November 24th and December 12th.
Find out more about the agreement and the planned championships
The partnership reinforces TV Brasil's positioning as the screen for women's football in the country. The agreement guarantees the broadcaster's audience permanent coverage of the sport, with space for grassroots categories, including the Copinha F Petrobras, and for the planned professional competitions, in a strategy that values the training of new athletes and monitors the development of the sport on and off the field.
For three consecutive years, TV Brasil has broadcast important national competitions in the sport, such as the Brasileirão Feminino, with the largest package of women's football broadcasts on open TV since 2024. In 2025, the audience for matches grew by 25%.
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