Corinthians boast strong record and good run in third kit debuts | OneFootball

In the middle of this past week, Corinthians and Nike launched the new third kit for Timão, which harks back to the Total 90 era and features black and orange colors. The debut of the new outfit takes place this Sunday, the 28th, against Flamengo at the Neo Química Arena.

For this match, Corinthians is betting on its good recent record in third kit debuts. In the last three years, there have been three victories, all at Neo Química Arena, with shirts that paid tribute to the Club World Cup win in Japan (2022), the Corinthians Democracy movement (2023), and the fight against racism (2024).

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Overall, since 2008, when Nike began regularly producing third kits, Corinthians has also had a positive track record. There have been 17 shirts launched, with seven wins, five draws, and five losses in the matches that marked their debuts. This data comes from the Estatísticas Corinthianas profile.

The last defeat happened in 2021, with the "Respeita As Minas" shirt, which took place away from home against São Paulo. The match ended 1-0 for the rival, and since then, all debuts have taken place in Itaquera, along with the good home record that Timão has as hosts.

The match against Flamengo takes place this Sunday, the 28th, starting at 8:30 PM (Brasília time). Corinthians is currently on a negative streak as hosts in the Brasileirão, with six games without a win. In addition to ending this drought, a victory is important to stay at the top of the table.

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