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·30 August 2026

Trio celebrate Corinthians home win in Paulista U17 second phase

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  1. By Fabio Luigi / Central do Timão Editorial Team

On the morning of last Saturday (29), Corinthians faced Santa Fé at Estádio Alfredo Schürig, Fazendinha, in a match valid for the third round of the second phase of the 2026 Paulista Under-17 Championship, and thrashed their opponent 5-0. Timãozinho’s goals were scored by Miguel Moscardo (twice), Rhyan Ladeira (twice), and Lucas Lopes. The result kept the Sons of Terrão at the top of Group 20 with seven points — two wins and one draw — nine goals scored and three conceded.

Author of two of Timão’s goals, including the first in the opening half, Miguel Moscardo gave an interview to Corinthians TV and analyzed the win, highlighting the importance of the result for the rest of the season for Guilherme Nascimento’s squad. With yesterday’s two goals, the center-forward surpassed Lucca Caramico and became the team’s top scorer of the year with 15 goals in 18 matches.


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“It was a very good game today. We found it difficult in the first half, with Santa Fé sitting deep, but we managed to adjust at halftime and came back stronger. We have the quality to do what we did, to score the goals. Another very important win for our run, in the Paulista Championship, to build confidence for the Brasileiro,” he said.

Five minutes into the second half, defensive midfielder Lucas Lopes (2007), considered another of Corinthians’ great academy prospects and already called up to Brazil’s youth national teams, spoke about the goal he scored and mentioned the importance of staying focused on the Brasileiro in the category. This season, he has three goals in 22 matches.

I can only thank God for the goal. There, at the moment of the goal, it came from pressing high and it worked out well. Now, on to the Brasileiro,” he stated.

Finally, forward Rhyan Ladeira, who came on in the second half, contributed two of Corinthians’ goals in the match. He is the club’s third-leading scorer this year with eight goals in 19 matches. The number 7 joked about one of the goals he scored. The ball hit the crossbar and crossed the line and, at first, prompted jokes about whether it had gone in or not.

“First of all, I thank God for the goal. As for the goal, it was beautiful. I don’t know if it went in, but since it did, it counts,” he commented.

After their Paulista Championship commitment, Corinthians now turns its priorities back to the Brasileiro in the category. Next Wednesday (2), at 3 p.m., at CT do Caju, the club from Parque São Jorge will visit Athletico-PR for the 14th round of the first phase of the national competition. Currently, Timãozinho sits fourth in the tournament with 26 points — eight wins, two draws, and three losses — 34 goals scored and 12 conceded.

Corinthians Under-17 top scorers in 2026:

1 – Miguel Moscardo* – 15 goals in 18 matches

2nd – Lucca Caramico – 14 goals in 20 matches

3 – Rhyan Ladeira* – 8 goals in 19 matches

3rd – Thiago Coelho – 6 goals in 12 matches3rd – Jerry Vinícius – 6 goals in 18 matches

4th – Léo Rodrigues – 5 goals in 9 matches4th – Luan Banhado – 5 goals in 13 matches4th – Léo Amistá – 5 goals in 21 matches

5th – Matheus Rocha – 3 goals in 20 matches5th – Ronaldo Henrique – 3 goals in 22 matches5th – Lucão* – 3 goals in 22 matches

6th – Kayke Dallaqua – 2 goals in 7 matches 6th – Rafael Guarnieri – 2 goals in 12 matches6th – Nathan William – 2 goals in 11 matches6th – Kevin Fernando – 2 goals in 22 matches 6th – Gustavo Sales – 2 goals in 25 matches

7th – Igor Macedo – 1 goal in 6 matches 7th – Lucas Splichal – 1 goal in 8 matches 7th – Gabriel Cordeiro – 1 goal in 9 matches7th – Wendel – 1 goal in 20 matches 7th – Ji-Paraná – 1 goal in 21 matches 7th – Brenno Augusto – 1 goal in 23 matches

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.

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