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São Paulo and Sport meet this Sunday (6), at 4:00 p.m. (Brasilia time). The match, valid for the 24th round of the Brazilian Championship, will be broadcast live on open TV by Globo and in the premiere for all of Brazil. To watch online, fans can use Globoplay or Premiere Play.
Played in Morumbi, the duel between São Paulo and Sport will be shown by Globo for the States of São Paulo, Pernambuco, Minas Gerais, Mato Grosso, Mato Grosso do Sul, Ceará, Alagoas and Sergipe.
On open TV, the game will be narrated by Cleber Machado, with comments from Caio Ribeiro and Casagrande. The reports of the match will be with Guilherme Pereira, and the Central do Apito will be commanded by Sálvio Spinola.
In the premiere, which will broadcast the confrontation throughout Brazil, the narration will be provided by Linhares Junior, with comments from Ricardinho (on video) and Alexandre Lozetti. The reports will be in charge of Gabriela Ribeiro, and the Central do Apito will also be in charge of Sálvio Spinola.
One option to watch online is Premiere Play. Pay-per-view streaming has a monthly cost of R $ 79.90 and can be accessed through the website or the application. For the subscriber of Premiere on pay TV, it is possible to use the operator’s data and log in to the online version or Globoplay.
São Paulo played last Thursday (3) the first round match against Goiás, which was beaten, and assumed the leadership of Brasileirão after a 3-0 victory. In round 23, they defeated Bahia 3-1 .
Sport, in turn, came off a 4-2 loss to Santos and is trying to stay out of the relegation zone, in 16th place.
Brasileirão live
See below the list with all the matches of round 24 of the Brazilian Championship this Sunday and Monday (7), and know where to watch it live:
Sunday (6)
4pm – Santos x Palmeiras – Globo, Premiere and TNT
4pm – Grêmio x Vasco – Globe and premiere
6.15pm – Atlético-MG x Internacional – Premiere
8:30 pm – São Paulo x Sport – SporTV (except SP) and Premiere
Monday (7)
8:00 p.m. – Atlético-GO x Goiás – Premiere
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