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Brazilian professional sports competitions

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Mid-October 2026 features several major Brazilian sporting competitions. In football, the Brasileirão Série A is in its 31st round with a competitive title race between Flamengo and Palmeiras, while the Libertadores Feminina is ongoing with participation from Corinthians, Palmeiras, and Cruzeiro. The tournament follows a single-match group stage format, with the knockout phase scheduled to begin on October 24. In volleyball, the women’s Supercopa has commenced in São Luís, featuring a match between Dentil Praia Clube and Osasco São Cristóvão Saúde, preceding the start of the Superliga season. Additionally, the CBF has implemented new regulations for the Série B playoffs, where the champion and runner-up will receive direct promotion to Série A for 2027, while the third through sixth-placed teams will enter a two-legged playoff for the final two promotion spots. Regarding futsal, tickets have gone on sale for the second edition of the CONMEBOL-UEFA Futsal Finalíssima. The tournament is scheduled for November 6 and 8 at the Arena Niterói, featuring national teams from Brazil, Argentina, Spain, and Portugal. The semifinals on November 6 will consist of Spain vs. Portugal and Brazil vs. Argentina, followed by the final on November 8.

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