Palmeiras announced on Monday the opening of ticket sales for the clash against Atlético-MG, scheduled for July 26 at 7:30 p.m. at the newly named Nubank Parque. Season ticket holders have priority from 12 p.m., with exclusive access to the official ticket site before the general public.

How does the pre‑sale work for members?

The pre‑sale starts today at noon and runs until Wednesday. Members can choose among North, Central and South sections, but the North Goal will be restricted due to Xuxa's concert the night before. Affected sectors lose 30% of capacity; displaced fans will be moved to Central East. After Wednesday, sales open to the general public, keeping the same published prices.

What are the ticket prices?

The official table shows prices ranging from R$ 120 (North Goal) to R$ 380 (Premium Box). Each category includes different perks, such as access to food areas and preferred parking. The club stresses that a full house is expected, urging fans to secure their seats as soon as possible.

Why is this match special for the Verdão?

It is the first home game after the World Cup break and marks the debut of the new naming rights, with Nubank Parque as the venue. Palmeiras sits second in Serie A with 76 points, three behind leaders Flamengo, and aims to widen the seven‑point gap over the second‑placed side. The team comes off a 1‑0 win over São Paulo on March 22, maintaining a recent record of four wins and one loss in the last five matches (WWLWW).

What can we expect on the field?

Atlético‑MG arrives in good form, but Palmeiras has the home advantage and is firing on all cylinders, with 66 goals scored and only 33 conceded this season (+33 goal difference). Coach Abel Ferreira is likely to field a line‑up focused on extending the winning streak, while fans look forward to stars like Dudu and Gustavo Gómez. Palmeiras' next fixture is against Internacional at home on August 9.

How to buy a ticket?

Purchases must be made through the club’s official ticket portal, using CPF and member number. The site accepts credit cards, debit and Pix. After confirmation, a digital ticket is emailed, ready for scanning at the stadium entrance. Those who miss the pre‑sale will have access to the general queue on Wednesday, with limited availability in the most coveted sections.

Palmeiras sits 2nd in Serie A with 76 points (23 wins, 7 draws, 8 losses from 38 games) and is three points behind leader Flamengo. The showdown with the Galo could be decisive to cement the club’s top‑tier standing in the table.