Brasileirão Feminino R14: G-8 Battles & Schedule

What matches are on the agenda for Round 14?

Round 14 of the Brasileirão Feminino 2026 runs from Saturday, 1 August, through Monday, 3 August, featuring nine games spread across three days. The round opens with five matches on Saturday and closes with the standout clash between table-leader Corinthians and seventh-placed Flamengo on Monday evening.

Which G-8 battles should you watch?

Two key top-eight showdowns take place on Sunday: Palmeiras (3rd) host Internacional (5th) at 11:00, and Ferroviária (6th) face Bahia (4th) at 18:00 — both with direct implications for the quarter-final spots. Saturday also sees Bragantino (9th) take on Fluminense (12th) as both sides chase a place inside the G-8.

Who is fighting to avoid relegation?

Mixto-MT (15th) versus Atlético-MG (13th) on Saturday at 18:00 is the most tense battle at the bottom, a direct six-pointer in the relegation fight. The two weakest teams at the end of the single-leg first phase drop to Série A2.

Where can you watch the games?

• Sat 1 Aug, 15h — Fluminense x Bragantino: UOL / ge live
• Sat 1 Aug, 15h — Cruzeiro x Botafogo: TV Brasil / ge live
• Sat 1 Aug, 16h — Grêmio x América-MG: UOL / ge live
• Sat 1 Aug, 18h — Mixto-MT x Atlético-MG: UOL / ge live
• Sat 1 Aug, 21h — Vitória x São Paulo: TV Brasil / ge live
• Sun 2 Aug, 11h — Palmeiras x Internacional: SporTV / ge live
• Sun 2 Aug, 11h — Santos x Juventude: Nsports / ge live
• Sun 2 Aug, 18h — Ferroviária x Bahia: Nsports / ge live
• Mon 3 Aug, 18h30 — Flamengo x Corinthians: GETV, SporTV / ge live

What are the prize money and format details?

The tournament features 18 teams in a single-leg round-robin first phase. The top eight advance to single-leg quarter-finals and semi-finals, while the final is played over two legs. The CBF raised prize money: the champion receives R$ 2 million, the runner-up R$ 1 million, every team earns R$ 720,000 for participating, and clubs receive R$ 20,000 per nationally broadcast match.