Corinthians Women add another rout, 8-0 v América-MX in Teal Rising Cup | OneFootball

Last Sunday, Corinthians thrashed América of Mexico 8-0, securing third place in the Teal Rising Cup. Despite the emphatic scoreline, this kind of result is nothing new for the Brabas, who have reached this mark on 11 other occasions throughout their history. One curious detail is that the Mexican side became the first club from outside South America to concede eight goals against the black-and-white team.

Among the rivals most punished by Corinthians is Juventus da Mooca, who were beaten 8-0 on two occasions: first at Rua Javari in the 2017 Campeonato Paulista, and then at Canindé in the 2018 state edition. Later that same year, Timão repeated the scoreline against Pinheirense in the Brazilian Championship.

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After that period, the team went nearly three years without recording a win by that margin, until they found their way back to eight goals against Universitario de Deportes in a match valid for the 2020 Libertadores, which was only played in 2021 due to the pandemic. In that same season, Corinthians hit the mark again in three other matches: against São José in the Brasileirão, Pinda in the Paulista, and Nacional of Uruguay in the Libertadores.

The lopsided scoreline was repeated again two years later, in one of the most memorable matches in the club’s recent history: the 8-0 win over Palmeiras at Neo Química Arena, which secured a place in the 2023 Campeonato Paulista final in front of more than 24,000 fans.

After that, Corinthians also thrashed Venezuela’s Adiffem 8-0 in the 2024 Libertadores. Then in 2025, the team repeated the feat twice in the Brasileirão: they beat Real Brasília 8-2 and later handed Instituto 3B an 8-0 defeat.

With the recent win over América-MEX, Timão further extends a record that symbolizes its strength in women’s football, establishing itself as a team accustomed to historic routs in different competitions and contexts.

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