Corinthians free from suspensions again after a month of missing players

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·4 novembre 2025

Corinthians free from suspensions again after a month of missing players

By Vinícios Cotrim | Central do Timão Editorial Team

In the victory against Grêmio, Corinthians ended the match even more relieved beyond the three points gained. For the first time in a month, no player on the verge of suspension was cautioned with a yellow card and, consequently, was suspended for Timão's next match.

The last time this happened was in the draw against Internacional, in Porto Alegre, when only Dorival Júnior ended up being sent off for accumulating two yellow cards in the match. Due to the double punishment, since he was on the verge of suspension, he ended up having to serve a two-match suspension in the sequence of the Brasileirão.

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This game without suspensions was against Mirassol, which ended 3-0 for Corinthians, at the Neo Química Arena. The team was led by Lucas Silvestre, the team's assistant coach. The interim coach also had to take charge in the match against Santos, at Vila Belmiro.

Corinthians is the team with the highest average of yellow cards received per foul committed, even above the overall average of the Brasileirão. In raw numbers, the team led by Dorival Júnior is the leader in the ranking with the most cards, with 98 in 31 games.

In the match against Grêmio, there were three absences due to suspension. José Martínez and Raniele for receiving the third yellow card, while Breno Bidon was sent off in the game against Vitória. The trio returns in the match against RB Bragantino, strengthening the team's midfield.

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