📺 Monday: Libertadores, Sudamericana draws, women's team
Libertadores and South American Cup
12h - Draw for the round of 16 - ESPN, Disney+ (Standard) and Youtube/SBT Sports and Live on OneFootball
Brazilian Championship - Series B
19h00 - Chapecoense x Amazonas - ESPN and Disney+ (Standard)
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21h00 - Paysandu x Criciúma - Disney+ (Premium)
Brazilian Championship - Series C
19h30 - Ponte Preta x Ypiranga - Our Football+ and DAZN
19h30 - São Bernardo x CSA - Our Football and Youtube/Our Football
Friendlies - Women
20h00 - Brazil x Japan - SporTV
Brazilian Championship - Series D
20h00 - Marcílio Dias x São Luiz - Youtube/FCF TV
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