Corinthians bank on Morumbis record to overturn Brasileirão Feminino final deficit | OneFootball

Corinthians travel to Morumbis on Saturday for the Brasileirão Feminino final second leg, seeking to overturn a deficit from the first leg. According to Meu Timao, they can lean on a strong record at the stadium and a prolific attack.

Across four visits to Morumbis, they have two wins, one draw and one defeat.

The first meeting there came in the 2019 Paulista final first leg, a 1-0 win sealed by Giovanna Crivelari. Corinthians also won the return and lifted the title.

In 2021, São Paulo edged the first leg 1-0 through Mika. Corinthians hit back 3-1 in the second leg to take another trophy.

At Morumbis in 2024, the Brasileiro first leg finished 3-1 to Corinthians. They won again at the Neo Química Arena before 44,529, a record for women’s club football in Brazil.

Their most recent meeting there was the 2025 Supercopa, a 0-0 draw in normal time before São Paulo won on penalties. The official result is a draw.

Crivelari, now with São Paulo, also scored in their win in the first leg of this final.

Corinthians have scored in every league match and lead this edition with 49 goals. At Morumbis they average one scored per game and concede 0.50. After a 2-1 first-leg loss, they need at least one to force penalties. Victory by two or more secures the title, while São Paulo need a draw or win for a first national crown.

Source: Meu Timao

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