🎥 Corinthians lethal in the air, beat Santa Fe and stay 100% in Liberta | OneFootball

Fernando Diniz’s Corinthians maintained their 100% record in the 2026 Libertadores.

The achievement came thanks to a 2-0 win over Independiente Santa Fe this Wednesday (15).

Raniele and Gustavo Henrique secured the three points for the leaders at Neo Química Arena. 

Check out the highlights below.

More football was missing

Corinthians had more control of the game in the first half.

But without really posing any danger.

Garro (from a free kick) and Gustavo Henrique (in the air) had the best chances.

Diniz’s men lacked a bit more creativity.

Santa Fe, meanwhile, also created little. Rodallega was — as expected — a cause for concern. 

Center-backs make the difference

Mosquera was called into action early after halftime.

And Corinthians scored the goal they had been deserving.

A corner kick and Gustavo Henrique’s involvement before Raniele celebrated (51'). 

Santa Fe did not feel intimidated and tried to spring a surprise after Corinthians’ intensity dropped.

Then — already with some changes in midfield — Timão doubled the lead, with the move starting from Garro.

A free kick taken by the No. 8 and a stylish finish (with his knee) by Gustavo Henrique (80').

Corinthians were efficient, are yet to concede under Diniz, and are starting to put their place in the Libertadores round of 16 on track. 

📊 Standings and schedule 📅

Corinthians moved on to the already mentioned six points in Group E.

Leaving Santa Fe with one.

Peñarol (one) and Platense (zero) will face each other this Thursday (16) in Montevideo.

Timão will play in the Libertadores again on the 30th of this month, when they will host Peñarol in Itaquera. 

A day earlier, the Colombian side will visit Platense.

Timão’s next match will be on Saturday (18). 

They will travel to Salvador to face Vitória in Round 12 of the Brasileirão. 

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

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