Corinthians Women reach 13 finals in 14 national tournaments since 2016 | OneFootball

In front of nearly eight thousand fans at Canindé, Corinthians drew 2-2 with São Paulo on the morning of Sunday, the 31st, in the second leg of the Women's Brazilian Championship. With this result, the Brabas qualified for the tournament final, where they will face Cruzeiro, and also secured a spot in the next Copa Libertadores in 2026.

The Alvinegro's advance to yet another national final consolidates an impressive statistic for the team in the sport. That's because the upcoming Brazilian final, to be played on September 7 and 14 (in Minas Gerais and São Paulo, respectively), will be nothing less than the 12th consecutive national competition in which the Brabas have reached the title match.

Photo: Rodrigo Gazzanel / Ag. Corinthians

Since the reactivation of the sport at Parque São Jorge in 2016, the numbers are even more impressive, as out of 14 national tournaments played by Corinthians since then, the team was champion or runner-up in 13. The only exception was the 2016 Brazilian Championship, won by Flamengo, in which the then Corinthians-Audax stopped at the second group stage, before the semifinals.

This survey considers, in total, three national tournaments organized by the CBF: the Copa do Brasil (2016), the Brazilian Championship (since 2016), and the Supercopa do Brasil (since 2021). Corinthians is the only club in women's football to have won all of them at least once, having claimed a total of ten national titles: one Copa do Brasil (2016), six Brazilian Championships (2018/20/21/22/23/24), and three Supercopas (2022/23/24).

Check out below the detailed performance in each of the 13 national finals contested by the Brabas:

Copa do Brasil 2016: championsBrazilian Championship 2017: runners-upBrazilian Championship 2018: championsBrazilian Championship 2019: runners-upBrazilian Championship 2020: championsBrazilian Championship 2021: championsSupercopa do Brasil 2022: championsBrazilian Championship 2022: championsSupercopa do Brasil 2023: championsBrazilian Championship 2023: championsSupercopa do Brasil 2024: championsBrazilian Championship 2024: championsSupercopa do Brasil 2025: runners-up

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