Corinthians Women extend unbeaten run, keep historic edge on Taubaté | OneFootball

Corinthians further extended their advantage in the head-to-head record against Taubaté in women’s football. With the 6-2 rout on Wednesday night (26) at Fazendinha, in the seventh round of the Campeonato Paulista Feminino, the Brabas reached their 18th meeting with the team from Vale do Paraíba without ever knowing defeat.

Before the match, the record showed 16 black-and-white wins and just one draw in 17 meetings. With the new victory, Corinthians now have 17 wins and one draw, maintaining an unbeaten run that began in the first clash between the clubs, played in 2017.

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The attacking numbers also grew significantly. Timão came into the match with 55 goals scored against Taubaté and, after finding the net six times, reached 61 goals in the matchup. On the other side, the two goals conceded took the opponent’s total from seven to nine. There have now been 70 goals in the 18 matches between the teams.

Ariel Godoi was the standout name in the latest rout, scoring three times. Jaqueline, Jhonson and Tamires completed the scoring for Corinthians.

Winning streak grows

The only result that prevented the Brabas from having a 100% record in the all-time series came in 2018, when Corinthians and Taubaté drew 0-0. Since then, every match has ended in a black-and-white victory.

With Wednesday’s result, Corinthians reached ten consecutive wins over their opponent. The streak began back in 2019 and now spans eight seasons without Taubaté managing to take a point from the Brabas.

In the six most recent meetings, the dominance is also clear on the scoreboard. Corinthians won 5-0 in 2022, 3-0 in 2023, 4-1 in 2024, 5-1 and 3-0 in 2025 and now 6-2 in 2026. In this stretch, Timão have scored 26 goals and conceded only four.

Fazendinha remains unbeaten against Taubaté

The result also extended Corinthians’ unbeaten run against the opponent at Parque São Jorge. Before the clash, Fazendinha had hosted five matches between the teams, with four wins for the Brabas and one draw.

Now, the record at Alfredo Schürig Stadium stands at six matches, five Corinthians wins and one draw. Taubaté therefore still have not managed to beat Timão at the venue.

Considering all the stadiums that have hosted the matchup since 2017, the superiority remains. Corinthians have won all eight matches played at Joaquinzão and also came out on top in games held at José Liberatti, Neo Química Arena, Canindé and Arena Barueri.

Ariel Godoi moves up the scoring chart in the matchup

Ariel Godoi’s hat-trick also brought an important change to the all-time ranking of top scorers in this fixture. The forward had two goals against Taubaté before the match and, with the three scored at Fazendinha, reached five, taking sole possession of first place on the scoring chart in the matchup.

Ariel moved past Adriana, Gabi Zanotti and Grazi, who have four goals each. Jaqueline also moved up the list. The forward started the match with three goals and, by scoring once, reached four, moving into a tie for second place.

As a result, among players in the current squad, Ariel Godoi leads with five goals, while Gabi Zanotti and Jaqueline are right behind with four each. Juliete has two.

Updated record

After the rout, the history between Corinthians and Taubaté in women’s football now stands at 18 matches, 17 wins for the Brabas, one draw and no losses. Timão have scored 61 times and conceded only nine goals since the beginning of the matchup.

The biggest rout remains the 7-1 win by Corinthians in July 2017 at Arena Barueri. Wednesday’s 6-2 now joins the list of the most lopsided scorelines recorded between the teams.

With another chapter of overwhelming dominance over Taubaté, Corinthians finished their participation in the first phase of the Paulistão Feminino and now turn their attention to the Brazilian Championship. Next Monday (31), at 7:15 p.m. (Brasília time), the Brabas visit Cruzeiro at Independência Stadium in Belo Horizonte for the first leg of the national competition’s quarterfinals.

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