Corinthians hold historic edge over Santa Fe before Libertadores clash | OneFootball

Corinthians and Independiente Santa Fe will face each other again this Tuesday (15), at 9:30 p.m. (Brasília time), at Neo Química Arena, in the second round of the Conmebol Libertadores group stage. The head-to-head history between the teams favors the black-and-white club.

Overall, the teams have faced each other five times, with three Corinthians wins and two draws. The Colombian side has yet to win the matchup. The last meeting between the clubs took place in 2016, also in the Libertadores. On that occasion, Corinthians won 1-0 at Neo Química Arena and drew 1-1 at El Campín Stadium in Bogotá.

Considering all meetings, Timão has scored six goals to Santa Fe’s three, with an average of fewer than two goals per match. Part of these games took place in friendlies held in the 1950s and 1960s, when Corinthians also maintained a positive record against the Colombian team.

On Colombian soil, Corinthians played four matches against Santa Fe, with two wins and two draws. At home, meanwhile, they won the only match played at Neo Química Arena.

This week’s clash marks another chapter in that history, now valid for the 2026 Libertadores group stage. The teams will meet again on May 6 in Colombia for the return fixture.

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