Corinthians reach impressive milestone in the Brasileirão Feminino | OneFootball

Last Friday (13th), Corinthians visited Palmeiras at Arena Barueri for the third round of the first phase of the 2026 Brazilian Women's Championship and ended up being defeated 3-2. With this result, the Corinthians team dropped to ninth place with only four points accumulated.

Despite the defeat, the Alvinegro reached an impressive milestone in the competition, as the Brabas became the first team to complete 200 games in the history of the Women's Brasileirão. Playing in the national elite since the reactivation of the modality in 2016, the club from Parque São Jorge has accumulated, since then, 152 wins, 31 draws, and 17 losses – an 81.17% success rate – the milestone was praised by the tournament's official profile; check it out at the end of this article.

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The Brabas, it is worth remembering, are the biggest winners of the national competition with seven titles (2018, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025), six of which were consecutive. In total, they scored 533 goals (2.67 per match) and conceded 70 goals (0.70 per match). The top scorer for Corinthians in the national competition is Vic Albuquerque, with 56 goals, followed by Gabi Zanotti, with 41. Right behind are: Gabi Nunes (38 goals), Millen (35 goals), and Adriana (27 goals).

The biggest win for the club from Parque São Jorge in the competition was against Ceará in the 2023 season, with a 14-0 score, playing at home. In 2026, besides the national competition, Corinthians will also participate in: Conmebol Libertadores, Copa do Brasil, Teal Rising Cup, and Campeonato Paulista. Next Monday (23rd), the Alvinegro returns to the field and will host América-MG at Neo Química Arena for the fourth round of the first phase of the Brasileirão.

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