Corinthians thrash Centro Olímpico away, reach Paulista U17 round two | OneFootball

On the morning of this Saturday (1), Corinthians faced Centro Olímpico at the Centro Esportivo, Recreativo e Educativo do Trabalhador (CERET), in Tatuapé, East Zone of São Paulo, in a match valid for the 12th round of the first phase of the 2026 Paulista Under-17 Championship, and cruised to an 8-0 win. With the result, Timãozinho secures a spot in the second phase of the state tournament and reaches 25 points, sitting second in Group 12 with eight wins, one draw, and two losses – 43 goals scored and 16 conceded.

Timão’s goals were scored by Jerry Vinicius (twice), Luan Banhado, Ronaldo Henrique, Rhyan Ladeira, Lucca Caramico, Miguel Moscardo, and an own goal. The victory also allows Timãozinho to bounce back in the tournament after the 6-3 defeat to Ibrachina last Saturday, July 25, at Alfredo Schürig Stadium, Fazendinha.

Coach Guilherme Nascimento named the following lineup to start the match: Matheus Alemão; Kevin Fernando, Felipe Aguirra, Ronaldo Henrique, and Wendel; Ji-Paraná, Lucca Caramico, Léo Amistá, and Rhyan Ladeira; Luan Banhado and Jerry Vinicius. The substitutes available were: Rafael Alencar, Gabriel Cordeiro, Estevão Ballarin, Piracicaba, Pedro Nogueira, Matheus Rocha, Miguel Moscardo, Igor Macedo, and Gustavo Sales.

After making light work of Centro Olímpico away from home in the Paulista Championship for the category, Corinthians now turns its attention back to the Brazilian Under-17 Championship. Next Wednesday (5), at 3 p.m. (Brasília time), the club from Parque São Jorge will face Bahia at Alfredo Schürig Stadium, Fazendinha, in the 10th round of the first phase of the national competition. Currently, Alvinegro sits in second place with 19 points – six wins, one draw, and two losses – 27 goals scored and seven conceded.

Under-15

Earlier, the Under-15 side, coached by Edu Vergueiro, beat the same opponent 3-0 and reached 27 points, occupying second place with nine wins and two losses – 42 goals scored and eight conceded. Timãozinho’s goals were scored by Gustavão, Gabriel, and Guga Bom.

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