Corinthians midfielders hail Majestoso result, squad unity | OneFootball

At the start of this Sunday evening (10), Corinthians hosted São Paulo at Neo Química Arena in a match valid for the 15th round of the 2026 Brazilian Championship and won by a score of 3-2. One of the standout players of the match was midfielder Rodrigo Garro, who provided two assists in the clash and celebrated the team’s performance while praising Breno Bidon, scorer of Corinthians’ last goal.

“We played a good match, we needed that. Very important for us. We showed the strength of the group in difficult moments. The group always puts the club first. We understand that, and today the win is for us and for the fans as well, so they know that the group wants to fight, wants the Libertadores too. This match was for that as well. To show ourselves that we can do it when we come together, fans and players. It’s a very big club,” Garro said in an interview with Amazon Prime Video.

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“Everything he does on the pitch speaks for itself. He’s a brother to me. I can only congratulate him,” the Argentine said about Breno Bidon. The No. 7 then also spoke about the unity within the Alvinegro Paulista squad and stressed that his focus remains entirely on Corinthians.

“A very united group, as it always has been. I also want to thank Garro, who always helps me. He’s like a brother-father to me. We needed these three points at home in a derby. I dedicate this goal to my mother—today is Mother’s Day. Unfortunately, I couldn’t see her, but it’s for her and my family. I only think about Corinthians, I’m very happy here. I’m only growing. Total focus on Corinthians,” said the midfielder.

After facing São Paulo in the Brasileirão in Itaquera, Corinthians now turn their attention to the Copa do Brasil. Next Thursday (14), at 7:30 p.m., Alvinegro will host Barra-SC at Neo Química Arena for the second leg of the fifth round of the national knockout tournament. In the first leg, Timão won 1-0 at Ressacada, with a goal from Jesse Lingard.

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