National League draw reshuffles Corinthians Futsal scoring in 2026 | OneFootball

On the night of last Monday (8), Corinthians hosted Santo André at Ginásio Wlamir Marques, in Parque São Jorge, in a match valid for the eighth round of the National Futsal League (LNF), and drew 3-3. The draw kept the Corinthians side in just 13th place with five points — one win, two draws and five defeats — with 11 goals scored and 20 conceded, which extended the team’s negative run in the tournament.

Even with the draw, Timão’s top scorers ranking in the sport in 2026 saw some movement. Winger Maicon, who scored the goal that made it 2-2, reached his 10th goal in 17 matches this season and extended his lead as the team’s top scorer in this span. In second place is pivot Rick, with six goals in 19 matches.

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In third place, pivot Fabinho drew level with defender Lucas Martins and winger Renatinho, as both also have five goals each this season. In fourth place is Kevin, who has already left Parque São Jorge due to adaptation issues. Sharing fifth place are Fellype Bancatelli and Igor Bredof, with two goals each. Finally, rounding out the list are Kaio Lopes, Vinicius Paiva, Papagaio, Caio Barros and Da Bonja, all with one goal.

After only drawing with Santo André at home in the first phase of the national tournament, Corinthians now turns its attention to another away fixture. The black-and-white team faces São Lourenço on Saturday (13), at 2 p.m. (Brasília time), at CEIM (the Multi-Sport Gymnasium of the Municipal Early Childhood Education Center), in Santa Catarina, for the LNF Cup.

Corinthians Futsal top scorers in 2026:

1) Maicon* – 10 goals in 17 matches 2) Rick – six goals in 19 matches 3) Fabinho* (18 matches), Lucas Martins* (18 matches) and Renatinho (19 matches) – five goals each 4) Kevin – four goals in 11 matches 5) Fellype Bancatelli (16 matches) and Igor Bredof (18 matches) – two goals each 6) Kaio Lopes (eight matches), Vinícius Paiva (eight matches), Papagaio (nine matches), Caio Barros (15 matches) and Da Bonja (19 matches) – one goal each

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