In the first round, Cuiabá beat Railway 1-0 (Photo: Luis Miguel Ferreira, Railway)
Railway and Cuiabá play at 9:30 pm (Brasilia) this Monday (1st), for the 24th round of Serie B of the Brazilian Championship 2025. The stage of the duel will be the Luminosa Fonte, in Araraquara (SP).
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See also: Serie B 2025 team stadiums
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The railway has been around for six rounds without losing. There are three wins and three draws in the sequence. In the last round, the locomotive was 0-0 with Volta Redonda, at home, and fell to 13th position in the table, with 30 points.
Already Cuiabá comes from a draw against Atletico-GO, for the 23rd round. Dourado has not won away from home since the 10th round, more than three months ago. The golden is in 10th place, with 33 points, six from G-4.
Railway x Cuiabá: Where to watch live
The match between Ferroviária and Cuiabá will be broadcast live and with images from Disney+ (streaming).
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Data: Monday, September 1, 2025;
Time: 9:30 pm (from Brasilia);
Local: Luminosa source, in Araraquara (SP);
Where to watch: Disney+ (Check availability with your streaming service and/or pay -TV operator).
Probable lineups
Railway: Junior Denis; Lucas Rodrigues, Ronaldo Alves, Gustavo Medina and Edson Lucas; Ricardinho, Alencar, Netinho; Thayllon (Albano), Juninho and Carlão. Technical: Vinicius Bergantin.
Cuiabá: Guilherme Nogueira; Mateusinho, Bruno Alves, Nathan and Marcelo; Caleb, Lucas Mineiro and Denilson; Carlos Alberto, Alejandro Martínez and Allison Safira. Technical: Eduardo Barros.
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