Corinthians name starters to face Mixto at Canindé in Women's Brasileirão | OneFootball

On the night of this Monday (25), Corinthians host Mixto, from Mato Grosso, at Estádio do Canindé, in a match valid for the 12th round of the 2026 Brazilian Women’s Championship qualifying stage. Timão currently sit third in the overall standings of the national competition with 25 points — eight wins, one draw, and two losses — with 27 goals scored and 12 conceded. A win would take Alvinegro back to the top of the tournament.

For the match, the Corinthians coaching staff have five absences: goalkeeper Rillary (right elbow discomfort), center-backs Agustina Barroso (a muscle contracture related to a scar on the soleus muscle of the left leg) and Thaís Regina (in the final stage of recovery from a fibula fracture), right-back Gi Fernandes (under treatment after a muscle strain in the right glute), as well as midfielder Juliana Passari (muscle injury).

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As a result, coach Emily Lima named the team as follows: Nicole; Ivana Fuso, Duda Mineira, Thaís Ferreira and Tamires; Ana Vitória, Duda Sampaio and Vic Albuquerque; Jaqueline, Jhonson and Gabi Zanotti.

The substitutes’ bench has the following options: Lelê, Letícia Teles, Erika, Rafa Rocha, Juliete, Dayana Rodríguez, Letícia Monteiro, Gisela Robledo, Ariel Godoi, Belén Aquino and Rhaizza.

The club from Parque São Jorge come into this on a two-match winless run in the competition this season. In the last Brasileirão round, the Brabas were beaten 3-2 by Cruzeiro at Arena do Jacaré. In the third round of the Women’s Paulista Championship, Timão were held to a 2-2 draw by Santos at Fazendinha on Thursday night (21).

After facing Mixto at home in the first phase of the Brasileirão Feminino, Corinthians will turn their focus back to the Copa do Brasil in the women’s game. Next Saturday (30), at 11 a.m. (Brasília time), the Brabas will face Palmeiras at Allianz Parque in a one-off Derby in the third round of the national knockout competition.

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