After Brasileirão final, Jaqueline still tops Corinthians Women in 2026 | OneFootball

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·4 October 2026

After Brasileirão final, Jaqueline still tops Corinthians Women in 2026

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With their participation in the Brazilian Women’s Championship now over, Corinthians have updated their individual numbers for the 2026 season. Jaqueline remains the Brabas’ top scorer of the year, with 13 goals in 31 matches, while Gabi Zanotti is right behind her with 12 goals in 33 games. The update comes after the 1-1 draw against São Paulo last Saturday (3) at Morumbis, in the second leg of the Brasileirão Feminino final.

Juliete scored Corinthians’ goal, but the result was not enough to overturn the 2-1 defeat suffered at Neo Química Arena, and Corinthians finished the competition as runners-up. The goal in the final was Juliete’s first of the season. The full-back reached the mark in her 20th appearance of 2026.


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Jaqueline leads the race for top scorer

Even without scoring in the final, Jaqueline remains alone in first place among Corinthians’ top scorers this year. The forward has 13 goals in 31 games.

Gabi Zanotti is just one goal behind her teammate. The number 10, who had found the net in the first Majestoso of the final, has 12 goals in 33 matches.

Jhonson rounds out the top three. The striker has scored 11 times in 31 games and is two goals behind Jaqueline.

Next is Ariel Godoi, who has nine goals in just 20 matches. Vic Albuquerque completes the group of the Brabas’ five top scorers, with eight goals in 35 games.

Duda Sampaio and Andressa Alves are tied with four goals each. Gisela Robledo, Belén Aquino, Erika and Thaís Ferreira have three each.

Carol Nogueira, Letícia Monteiro and Tamires have scored twice. Besides Juliete, who got her first goal precisely in the Brasileirão final, Paola Garcia, Ana Vitória, Ivana Fuso and Rhaizza also have one goal this season.

Check out the Brabas’ top scorers in 2026

  • 1st – Jaqueline: 13 goals in 31 games
  • 2nd – Gabi Zanotti: 12 goals in 33 games
  • 3rd – Jhonson: 11 goals in 31 games
  • 4th – Ariel Godoi: nine goals in 20 games
  • 5th – Vic Albuquerque: eight goals in 35 games
  • 6th – Duda Sampaio: four goals in 26 games
  • 6th – Andressa Alves: four goals in 26 games
  • 8th – Gisela Robledo: three goals in 26 games
  • 8th – Belén Aquino: three goals in 33 games
  • 8th – Erika: three goals in 22 games
  • 8th – Thaís Ferreira: three goals in 28 games
  • 12th – Carol Nogueira: two goals in nine games
  • 12th – Letícia Monteiro: two goals in 24 games
  • 12th – Tamires: two goals in 27 games
  • 15th – Juliete: one goal in 20 games
  • 15th – Paola Garcia: one goal in ten games
  • 15th – Ana Vitória: one goal in 18 games
  • 15th – Ivana Fuso: one goal in 23 games
  • 15th – Rhaizza: one goal in 18 games

Belén Aquino leads in assists

If Jaqueline tops the scoring chart, Belén Aquino sits in first place in another attacking category. The Uruguayan has ten assists for Corinthians in 2026. Gabi Zanotti once again appears among the standouts. In addition to her 12 goals, the midfielder has recorded nine assists. Andressa Alves is in third place with eight assists.

Vic Albuquerque, Juliete and Tamires are tied next with six assists each. Gisela Robledo has four. Among the players with three assists are Jaqueline and Duda Mineira. Ariel Godoi and Letícia Monteiro have two assists each.

Erika, Carol Nogueira, Jhonson, Duda Sampaio and Gi Fernandes round out the list, all with one assist.

Check out the Brabas’ assist rankings in 2026

  • 1st – Belén Aquino: ten assists
  • 2nd – Gabi Zanotti: nine assists
  • 3rd – Andressa Alves: eight assists
  • 4th – Vic Albuquerque: six assists
  • 4th – Juliete: six assists
  • 4th – Tamires: six assists
  • 7th – Gisela Robledo: four assists
  • 8th – Jaqueline: three assists
  • 8th – Duda Mineira: three assists
  • 10th – Letícia Monteiro: two assists
  • 10th – Ariel Godoi: two assists
  • 12th – Erika: one assist
  • 12th – Carol Nogueira: one assist
  • 12th – Jhonson: one assist
  • 12th – Duda Sampaio: one assist
  • 12th – Gi Fernandes: one assist

After the Brazilian Championship final, Corinthians will have a few days without matches before beginning their Women’s Libertadores campaign.

The Brabas make their debut in the continental tournament on October 15 at 5 p.m. (Brasília time) against Colo-Colo at Estadio Rodrigo Paz Delgado. Then Timão face Caracas on October 18 at 9 p.m.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.

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