Corinthians: eighth runners-up finish since women's team return | OneFootball

On the afternoon of this Saturday (7th), Corinthians visited Palmeiras at Arena Barueri for the final of the Brazilian Women's Supercup and drew 1-1. The goal for the Brabas was scored by forward Jaqueline early in the first half. However, the Alvinegro was ultimately defeated 5-4 in the penalty shootout and ended as runners-up.

Since the reactivation of women's football at Corinthians, the team has been involved in 30 finals, winning 22 titles and finishing as runners-up eight times – a 73.3% success rate. Of the total runner-up finishes for the Brabas, four have occurred since 2025, with three of those in less than two months. In March 2025, the club from Parque São Jorge was defeated by São Paulo in penalties in the Supercup final held at Morumbi, after a goalless draw in regular time.

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In December of the same year, the club from Parque São Jorge faced Palmeiras in the grand final of the Paulista Championship. After an unrecognizable performance in the first game in Barueri, the Brabas were defeated 5-1. In the return match, they won by the minimum score but ended up in second place on aggregate – 5-2.

In the last season, despite the two runner-up finishes, the team led by Lucas Piccinato won the Brazilian Championship (for the seventh time) and the Conmebol Libertadores Femenina (sixth time). At the beginning of 2026, the club from Parque São Jorge already has two runner-up finishes. In the Champions Cup, after defeating Gotham FC from the United States 1-0 in the semifinals, they were defeated in extra time, 3-2, by Arsenal in the grand final held at Emirates Stadium.

In 2026, the Corinthians women's team will still compete in the Brazilian Championship, Conmebol Libertadores, and the Copa do Brasil. After finishing as runners-up in the Women's Supercup, the Brabas will return to the field on the next 13th, Friday, at 9 PM (Brasília time), at Arena MRV, for the debut in the Brasileirão, in which the Alvinegro is a seven-time champion.

Check below all the finals Corinthians has participated in since the reactivation of women's football in 2026:

1) 2026: FIFA Champions Cup (runner-up), Supercup (runner-up)2) 2025: Supercup (runner-up), Brazilian Championship, Conmebol Libertadores, and Paulista Championship (runner-up)3) 2024: Supercup, Brazilian Championship, Conmebol Libertadores, and Paulista Championship (runner-up)4) 2023: Supercup, Brazilian Championship, Conmebol Libertadores, and Paulista Championship5) 2022: Supercup, Brazilian Championship, and Copa Paulista6) 2021: Brazilian Championship, Conmebol Libertadores, and Paulista Championship7) 2020: Brazilian Championship and Paulista Championship8) 2019: Brazilian Championship (runner-up), Conmebol Libertadores, and Paulista Championship9) 2018: Paulista Championship (runner-up) and Brazilian Championship10) 2017: Brazilian Championship (runner-up) and Conmebol Libertadores11) 2016: Copa do Brasil

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