Corinthians end tenth round of the Women's Brasileirão clear at the top | OneFootball

Corinthians ended the tenth round of the Women’s Brasileirão even more comfortably at the top of the competition. After beating São Paulo 2-1 at Fazendinha, the Brabas reached 25 points and opened a four-point lead over second-place Palmeiras.

The team coached by Emily Lima has recorded eight wins, one draw, and just one defeat so far in the national tournament. In addition to the best overall campaign, Timão also has the best goal difference in the competition, at +16, having scored 25 goals and conceded only nine. The win in the Majestoso also ended the round in the ideal way for the club from Parque São Jorge, as their main direct rivals stumbled or dropped points.

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Palmeiras, who started the round in second place, drew 0-0 with Atlético-MG and moved to 21 points. São Paulo, meanwhile, remained on 20 after the defeat to Corinthians. Another team near the top of the table is Internacional. The Gurias Coloradas beat Botafogo 1-0 and matched São Paulo’s tally, also with 20 points, but remain behind on the tiebreakers.

Bahia moved up to fifth place after beating Mixto 3-1 away from home and reached 17 points, the same total as Cruzeiro, who drew 4-4 with América-MG in one of the most eventful matches of the round. Next come Flamengo and Ferroviária, both with 16 points. The teams drew 1-1 in Rio de Janeiro.

Rounding out the G8 are Fluminense, Santos, RB Bragantino, and Grêmio, all still directly fighting for a place in the next stage of the competition. At the bottom of the table, América-MG and Vitória remain in the last positions and are still looking for their first win in the championship.

In addition to sitting alone at the top, Corinthians also come into this stretch boosted by their recent run of results. The club has won its last five matches in the Women’s Brasileirão and is currently in the best form in the competition.

Results of the tenth round of the Women’s Brasileirão

Women’s Brasileirão standings after the tenth round

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