📺 Wednesday's agenda: Copa do Brasil to decide final third round qualifiers
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Brazilian Championship A - Under-20 (1st Phase - 11th Round)
3:00 PM - Fluminense vs Grêmio - YouTube (Fluminense FC)
Brazilian Women's Championship (1st Phase - 12th Round)
3:00 PM - Flamengo vs Internacional - SporTV 2
4:00 PM - Palmeiras vs Cruzeiro - TV Brasil 5:00 PM - Sport vs Bahia - SporTV 3
German Championship (Promotion/Relegation Play-off - First Leg)
3:30 PM - Heidenheim vs Elversberg - SporTV and YouTube (CazéTV)
Scottish Championship (Promotion/Relegation Play-off - First Leg)
4:00 PM - Livingston vs Ross County - Disney+ (Premium)
Brazilian Cup (Round of 16 - Return Leg)
7:00 PM - Vila Nova vs Cruzeiro (FIRST LEG 0x2) - SporTV and Premiere
7:00 PM - Maracanã vs Internacional (FIRST LEG 0x1) - SporTV 2 and Premiere
7:30 PM - Palmeiras vs Ceará (FIRST LEG 1x0) - Prime Video
9:30 PM - CRB vs Santos (FIRST LEG 1x1) - Prime Video
9:30 PM - Capital vs Botafogo (FIRST LEG 0x4) - SporTV and Premiere
9:30 PM - RB Bragantino vs Criciúma (FIRST LEG 1x1) - SporTV 2 and Premiere
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