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·2 October 2026
Corinthians seal emphatic attacking win in Brasileirão Feminino bid

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·2 October 2026

On the afternoon of this Saturday (3), at 4:30 p.m. (Brasília time), Corinthians will face São Paulo at Morumbis Stadium in the second leg of the 2026 Brazilian Women’s Championship final. In the first match, which took place last weekend (26) at Casa do Povo, Timão was beaten 2-1 after conceding a comeback.
If they want to win the eight-time championship outright, the Brabas will have to win by at least a two-goal margin. If they win by one goal, the title will be decided in a penalty shootout. The club from Parque São Jorge has an impressive attacking statistic to help overturn the unfavorable situation.
That is because Corinthians has scored in all 58 Brazilian Women’s Championship matches since April 2024. The survey was published by the Meu Timão portal. The streak began on April 28 of that year, when Timão thrashed Fluminense 5-0 at Alfredo Schürig Stadium, Fazendinha, Parque São Jorge.
Since then, there have been 58 matches and 141 goals scored, which represents an average of 2.4 goals per game. The mark also includes Timão’s 2025 and 2026 campaigns in the national competition, as well as part of the 2024 edition.
Check below Corinthians’ streak of consecutive matches scoring in the Women’s Brasileirão since April 2024:
Corinthians 1 x 2 São Paulo – 09/26/2026Corinthians 1 x 0 Bahia – 09/21/2026Bahia 0 x 1 Corinthians – 09/15/2026Corinthians 3 x 1 Cruzeiro – 09/07/2026Cruzeiro 0 x 1 Corinthians – 08/31/2026Corinthians 1 x 3 Internacional – 08/22/2026Bahia 1 x 1 Corinthians – 08/15/2026Corinthians 4 x 1 Santos – 08/09/2026Flamengo 0 x 1 Corinthians – 08/03/2026Corinthians 4 x 0 Vitória – 07/26/2026Corinthians 4 x 1 Mixto – 05/25/2026Cruzeiro 3 x 2 Corinthians – 05/18/2026Corinthians 2 x 1 São Paulo – 05/11/2026Grêmio 0 x 2 Corinthians – 05/01/2026Corinthians 3 x 1 Ferroviária – 04/24/2026Juventude 0 x 1 Corinthians – 04/20/2026Corinthians 5 x 1 Red Bull Bragantino – 04/03/2026Botafogo 1 x 3 Corinthians – 03/27/2026Corinthians 4 x 0 América-MG – 03/23/2026Palmeiras 3 x 2 Corinthians – 03/13/2026Corinthians 2 x 2 Fluminense – 02/20/2026Atlético-MG 0 x 1 Corinthians – 02/13/2026Corinthians 1 x 0 Cruzeiro – 09/14/2025Cruzeiro 2 x 2 Corinthians – 09/07/2025Corinthians 2 x 2 São Paulo – 08/31/2025São Paulo 0 x 2 Corinthians – 08/24/2025Corinthians 2 x 0 Bahia – 08/15/2025Bahia 1 x 2 Corinthians – 08/09/2025Corinthians 4 x 2 Cruzeiro – 06/18/2025Internacional 0 x 5 Corinthians – 06/15/2025Corinthians 1 x 0 – 06/09/2025América-MG 0 x 1 Corinthians – 05/21/2025Corinthians 4 x 0 Sport – 05/17/2025Ferroviária 1 x 1 Corinthians – 05/11/2025Corinthians 5 x 1 Bahia – 05/04/2025Corinthians 2 x 0 Grêmio – 05/01/2025São Paulo 1 x 1 Corinthians – 04/26/2025Corinthians 8 x 0 Instituto 3B – 04/19/2025Fluminense 1 x 1 Corinthians – 04/15/2025Corinthians 1 x 2 Palmeiras – 04/12/2025Red Bull Bragantino 2 x 2 Corinthians – 03/30/2025Corinthians 2 x 0 Juventude – 03/27/2025Real Brasília 2 x 8 Corinthians – 03/24/2025Corinthians 2 x 0 São Paulo – 09/22/2024São Paulo 1 x 3 Corinthians – 09/15/2024Corinthians 1 x 2 Palmeiras – 09/08/2024Palmeiras 1 x 3 Corinthians – 09/01/2024Corinthians 1 x 0 Red Bull Bragantino – 08/27/2024Red Bull Bragantino 1 x 1 Corinthians – 08/24/2024Corinthians 3 x 1 Kindermann – 08/21/2024Cruzeiro 7 x 2 Corinthians – 08/17/2024Corinthians 4 x 2 Red Bull Bragantino – 06/17/2024Palmeiras 0 x 1 Corinthians – 06/09/2024Corinthians 1 x 0 Real Brasília – 05/18/2024Corinthians 3 x 2 São Paulo – 05/12/2024Botafogo 0 x 2 Corinthians – 05/06/2024Atlético-MG 1 x 3 Corinthians – 05/01/2024Corinthians 5 x 0 Fluminense – 04/28/2024
Corinthians’ campaign in the Women’s Brasileirão
In the first stage of the Women’s Brasileirão, it is worth remembering, Corinthians had the second-best campaign of the opening phase with 38 points — 12 wins, two draws, and three losses — 42 goals scored and 18 conceded — the fourth-best defense. In the Brasileirão quarterfinals, the Brabas got past Cruzeiro by winning 4-1 on aggregate — 1-0 in the first leg (Independência) and 3-1 in the second leg (Canindé Stadium). In the semifinals, meanwhile, the victim was Bahia. In the first leg, they won 1-0 at Fonte Nova. In the second match, in Itaquera, the Black-and-White side repeated the scoreline. In turn, in the first leg of the final, as mentioned, Emily Lima’s team lost 2-1. Therefore, Timão’s campaign so far is: 16 wins, two draws, and four losses — 48 goals scored and 20 conceded.
The Black-and-White side is the tournament’s biggest winner with seven titles, having reached every final of the competition since 2017. The women’s team was reactivated in 2016. Only in 2017 and 2019 did they fail to win the title. The second match of this year’s final will take place next Saturday (3), at 4:30 p.m. (Brasília time), at Morumbis Stadium. The team from São Paulo will decide the championship at home because they had the better campaign throughout the competition. Before reaching the final, the Barra Funda team had the following numbers: 16 wins, three draws, and two losses; overall leader of the first stage. The Barra Funda team eliminated Grêmio and Flamengo in the quarterfinals and semifinals, respectively.
Other competitions
In addition to the Brazilian Championship, in this final stretch of the year, the Brabas will also play the Paulistão Feminino play-in against Red Bull Bragantino, which will take place during the month of November — according to the Federação Paulista de Futebol (FPF) — and, in October, they will play in the Conmebol Libertadores between October 15 and 31 in Ecuador. Corinthians is in Group A alongside Colo-Colo-CHI, Caracas-VEN, and Colombia’s second representative. Overall, the Black-and-White side has six titles in the international tournament: 2017, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025 — the most by any club.
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