Corinthians defender eyes Libertadores final: "Time to make history again" | OneFootball

On the afternoon of this Saturday, the 18th, Corinthians will take the field for the last time in the Women's Copa Libertadores. In a match at 4:30 PM (Brasília time) at the Florencio Sola Stadium in Banfield, Argentina, the Brabas will compete in the final of the continental tournament against Deportivo Cali from Colombia, in a duel that not only holds the chance for the alvinegras to win their sixth championship but also a spot in the 2026 FIFA Women's Club World Cup.

One of the standout players in the alvinegro squad during the campaign so far is defender Thaís Regina, who is experiencing her first Libertadores with the Brabas. The defender, who has already scored two goals in the competition, spoke about how she has been handling this experience, revealing that it is a special tournament:

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"Experiencing my first Libertadores has been something incredible, truly. From the first game, I felt how different this competition is, and being able to score two goals as a defender makes me even happier. It's a very special moment in my career, and reaching the final with this group is something I'll cherish forever."

She also looked ahead to this Saturday's decision. "We know the weight of wearing this jersey and what it means to compete in another Libertadores final. The focus is entirely on playing a great game and crowning all the work we've done so far. Our hearts are full of desire to make history again, and we're going to give everything on the field to bring this title to our fans, who always believe in us and support us in every moment," she concluded.

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