Flamengo and Internacional chase their first women's Copa do Brasil: the final kicks off Wednesday in Rio and is decided Sunday at the Beira-Rio

The 2026 women's Copa do Brasil final now has dates, venues and kick-off times. Flamengo and Internacional, two clubs that had never reached this stage, will meet over two legs: the first match is this Wednesday 11 November at 21:30 (Brasília and Buenos Aires time) at the Luso-Brasileiro stadium in Rio de Janeiro, and the return is on Sunday 15 at 16:00 at the Beira-Rio in Porto Alegre.

A draw decided who finishes at home

The order of the legs was settled on Monday with a draw at the headquarters of the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) in Rio de Janeiro. As the confederation explained, two balls with the names of both clubs were placed in a single pot and the first one out earned the right to host the decisive leg. Internacional came out first: the Colorado will close the final in front of their fans and Flamengo will open it in Rio. Stadiums and kick-off times were confirmed afterwards, in the detailed schedule published by the CBF.

A first-ever final in a 66-team cup

The 2026 edition brought together 66 clubs from the three national divisions. The early rounds were single matches and, from the quarter-finals onwards, two-legged ties; if a tie is level on aggregate, it goes to penalties. Palmeiras, champions of the 2025 edition, went out early: they lost 1-0 to Corinthians in the third phase, on 30 May.

Neither Flamengo nor Internacional had ever played a final of this cup, so the trophy will have a new owner.

Flamengo's road

The Rio side entered in the third phase, as Série A1 clubs, and beat Liga Sanjoanense 2-0 and Instituto 3B 1-0. In the quarter-finals they knocked out Fluminense in the derby: they lost the first leg 2-1 and won the return 3-1, for a 4-3 aggregate. In the semi-finals they drew 0-0 with Bahia in Salvador and then won 3-2 at the Luso-Brasileiro.

Internacional's road

The Gaúcho side started with a Gre-Nal: 0-0 against Grêmio and a 4-2 win on penalties. They then won 1-0 away at Coritiba. In the quarter-finals they needed penalties again against Atlético Mineiro (1-1 and 0-0; 4-3 in the shoot-out) and in the semi-finals too: they beat Red Bull Bragantino 3-1 at the Beira-Rio, lost the return 2-0 and prevailed 5-4 from the spot.

Where to watch

Lance!TV will broadcast both matches live. With the first leg on Wednesday and the return on Sunday, the tie will be settled in just four days, and the Beira-Rio will be the stage where the cup is lifted.

Sources: CBF, Lance!, Terra (Jogada10), Las Futbolistas, 365Scores.