Jaqueline gets Corinthians Women’s first 2026 red in win over Mixto | OneFootball

Corinthians thrashed Mixto 4-1 on the night of last Monday (25) at Canindé Stadium, in the 12th round of the Brazilian Women’s Championship. Despite the positive result and maintaining the lead in the competition, the match also marked the first sending-off of a Brabas player in the 2026 season.

A starter in the match, Jaqueline left the field in the 25th minute of the second half after receiving two consecutive cards. The forward was first shown a yellow card for a foul committed in midfield and was then sent off by referee Cássia França de Souza after protesting.

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Even with one player fewer for part of the second half, Corinthians managed to keep control of the match and confirmed the win against the team from Mato Grosso. The black-and-white side’s goals were scored by Jhonson, Duda Sampaio, twice, and Ariel Godoi.

Jaqueline’s sending-off ended a run without red cards for Corinthians Women. The last time the team finished a match with a numerical disadvantage had been in November 2025, in a goalless draw against Ferroviária in the Paulista Championship. On that occasion, center-back Thaís Regina was sent off after receiving a second yellow card early in the second half.

With the victory over Mixto, the Brabas reached 28 points and remained at the top of the Brazilian Women’s Championship. Palmeiras are right behind with 27 points, while São Paulo are in third place with 26.

Now, Corinthians turn their attention to the rest of the season in other competitions. Before returning to the Brazilian Women’s Championship, the team coached by Emily Lima will have matches in the Women’s Copa do Brasil and the Paulista Championship.

The next challenge will be the derby against Palmeiras, scheduled for this Saturday (30), in the third round of the Women’s Copa do Brasil. After that, the Brabas will face Ferroviária in a clash set for July in the Paulistão.

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