Corinthians' attack and defence shine in women's Libertadores win | OneFootball

This Saturday, Corinthians won the Women’s Libertadores title by beating Deportivo Cali at Estadio Florencio Sola 5–3 on penalties, after a 0–0 draw in regular time. As Brabas finished the tournament with excellent numbers.

There were three wins and three draws in six games, for a 66.7% success rate. In addition, they scored 18 goals and conceded only two.

Throughout the Libertadores, the team needed 5.8 shots to score a goal and 23 to concede. Average possession was 63.3%, according to Sofascore.

Standings provided by Sofascore

Alvinegro dominance

With the triumph over the Colombians, Corinthians secured their sixth Libertadores title and reinforced their supremacy in women’s football on the continent. The Alvinegro, who had already lifted the trophy in 2017, 2019, 2021, 2023, and 2024, extends the lead over São José, the second-biggest champion, with three titles.

Corinthians’ next match

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