Striker matches midfielder atop Corinthians Women’s 2026 scoring chart | OneFootball

On the night of last Monday (18), Corinthians faced Cruzeiro at Arena do Jacaré in a match valid for the 11th round of the qualification stage of the 2026 Brazilian Women’s Championship and lost 3-2. Even with the negative result, the Brabas remained at the top of the national competition with 25 points — eight wins, one draw, and two losses — with 27 goals scored and 12 conceded.

Scorer of Corinthians’ second goal in the match, forward Jaqueline reached nine goals in 15 matches in 2026, drawing level with midfielder Gabi Zanotti on the Brabas’ top scorers list for the year. The number 10 has played the same number of matches as the 26-year-old player. In addition, Jaque has also recorded two assists for Alvinegro this season.

Photo: Cris Mattos/Agência Corinthians

Andressa Alves, who scored the first goal with a shot from outside the box, reached four goals in 15 matches in 2026, making her the team’s third-highest scorer in that category. At the club from Parque São Jorge since 2022, the winger has 48 goals and 21 assists in 153 matches wearing the Corinthians shirt (117 as a starter), with 113 wins, 24 draws, and 16 losses — a 79.08% success rate.

In addition, since then, 12 titles have been won: Brazilian Championship (2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025), Paulistão (2023), Women’s Super Cup (2022, 2023, and 2024), Conmebol Libertadores (2023, 2024, and 2025), and Copa Paulista (2022). Corinthians now turns its focus back to the Paulista Championship. Next Thursday (21), at 7:15 p.m. (Brasília time), Alvinegro will host Santos FC at Estádio Alfredo Schürig, Fazendinha, for the third round of the state competition’s qualification stage.

Corinthians Women’s top scorers in 2026:

1) Gabi Zanotti (15 matches) and Jaqueline* (15 matches) – nine goals scored each 2) Ariel Godoi (seven matches), Jhonson (13 matches), and Andressa Alves (15 matches) – four goals scored each 3) Vic Albuquerque – three goals scored in 16 matches 4) Carol Nogueira (six matches), Duda Sampaio (11 matches), Belén Aquino (14 matches), and Letícia Monteiro (16 matches) – two goals scored each 5) Paola Garcia (eight matches), Ana Vitória (10 matches), Gisela Robledo (11 matches), Erika (12 matches), Thais Ferreira (12 matches), and Ivana Fuso (13 matches) – one goal scored each

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