Corinthians Women top R$900,000 in ticket sales, more home games in 2026 | OneFootball

Corinthians Women’s 2026 season also features important numbers off the pitch. With the revenue recorded in the 1-0 win over Bahia last Monday (21), in the Brazilian Championship semifinal, the Brabas surpassed R$ 900,000 in gross ticket sales revenue this year.

So far, Corinthians have played 35 matches this season, 15 of them at home. Adding up the box office reports from those fixtures, the club has reached R$ 909,986 in gross revenue, considering matches held at Neo Química Arena, Fazendinha, and Canindé.

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Qualification against Bahia played an important role in reaching that mark. Besides putting Corinthians into yet another Brasileirão final, the match set the highest revenue earned by the Brabas in a home game this season.

Match against Bahia leads revenue this year

Neo Química Arena welcomed 9,755 fans for the semifinal against Bahia, a crowd that also became the largest recorded in Brazilian women’s national competitions in 2026 up to that point.

The support of the Fiel resulted in gross revenue of R$ 194,830, approximately 21.4% of everything Corinthians have taken in from ticket sales in the 15 matches they have hosted so far.

The Arena also hosted the next two highest-grossing matches. The 2-2 draw with Fluminense in February brought in R$ 105,040, while the 4-0 win over América-MG in March generated R$ 70,975.

In total, the three matches played at Neo Química Arena brought in R$ 370,845 in gross revenue, equivalent to approximately 40.8% of all the Brabas’ home revenue this year.

Fazendinha hosted more matches

Although the highest single-match revenue came from Neo Química Arena, Fazendinha was the stadium most used by Corinthians Women at home in 2026.

There were eight matches at Parque São Jorge, while Canindé hosted another four and Neo Química Arena hosted three.

The eight matches at Fazendinha generated R$ 362,372.50 in gross revenue. The four held at Canindé totaled R$ 176,768.50.

The breakdown shows that the Arena accounted for the highest revenue even though it hosted only 20% of the 15 Corinthians home matches played so far.

Gross amount does not represent net revenue

The R$ 909,986 corresponds to gross ticket sales revenue and therefore does not represent the full amount that actually remains in Corinthians’ coffers.

The matches involve operating expenses, in addition to costs related to the use of stadiums when the club plays away from its own properties. For the four matches held at Canindé alone, for example, Corinthians paid R$ 109,000 in rent.

Other competition costs, including refereeing, transportation, and meals, are paid by the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF), according to the information released.

Corinthians had five matches at neutral venues

Of the other 20 matches played by the Brabas so far, five took place at venues considered neutral.

In the Champions Cup, held in England, Corinthians faced Gotham FC at Gtech Community Stadium and Arsenal at Emirates Stadium. Although the final took place at the home of the English team, the stadium had already been predetermined to host the match.

A similar situation occurred in the Supercopa do Brasil final against Palmeiras, played at Arena Barueri after the venue had been previously decided by draw.

In the United States, the Brabas also played two Teal Rising Cup matches at CPKC Stadium, against Kansas City Current and América of Mexico. All matches in the competition were held at the stadium of the North American representative.

In the Copa do Brasil, Corinthians also did not have the opportunity to play at home. The draws for the matchups against Palmeiras and Ferroviária determined that both matches would be played with the opponents as hosts.

Revenue can still increase in 2026

The amount accumulated by Corinthians will not be the final total for the season. The Brabas have at least two more confirmed home matches.

The first will be this Saturday (26) at 4:30 p.m., when Corinthians host São Paulo at Neo Química Arena in the first leg of the Brazilian Women’s Championship final.

Later, in November, Timão will host the second leg against Red Bull Bragantino in the quarterfinals of the Campeonato Paulista. That means gross ticket sales revenue could still grow in the final stretch of the calendar.

Revenue from Corinthians Women’s home matches in 2026

With the 15 box office reports added together, Corinthians have reached R$ 909,986 in gross revenue. The next match at Neo Química Arena, now with the national title at stake, will give the club its first opportunity to extend that mark as early as this weekend.

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