Few thrills as Corinthians and Santos draw blanks in Brasileirão U20 | OneFootball

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·17 de abril de 2026

Few thrills as Corinthians and Santos draw blanks in Brasileirão U20

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  1. By Fabio Luigi / Central do Timão Editorial Team

On the evening of Thursday (16), Corinthians hosted Santos at Estádio Alfredo Schürig, Fazendinha, in a match valid for the sixth round of the first phase of the Brazilian Under-20 Championship, and drew 0-0. With the result, Timãozinho remains in eighth place in the national competition for the category with nine points earned – two wins, three draws, and one loss – with 10 goals scored and five conceded.

Coach William Batista sent out the following lineup to start the match: Matheus Corrêa; João Vitor ‘Jacaré’ (Guilherme Pires), Lorenzo Corrêa, Levy Dias and Joãozinho (Lucca Vaz); Caraguá (Pedro Thomas), Luiz Gustavo Bahia and Vitinho Dourado (Dodô); Guilherme Pellegrin (Christian Oliveira), Luizinho and Luiz Fábio ‘Favela’ (Rodrigo). The substitutes available were: Nikão, Yago Melo, Cauã Ribeiro, Lucca Vaz, Pedro Thomas, Guilherme Pires, Cristian Jr, Christian Oliveira, Lucca Caramico, Rodrigo and Dodô.


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Santos FC lineup

Élder Campos started the derby against Corinthians with: João Pedro, Follmer, João Alencar, João Ananias and Pedro Hian; Samuel Pierri, Profeta, Nadson and Vinicius Fabri; Pedro Assis and Matheus Xavier.

Officiating

The referee was Guilherme Francisco Maciel da Silva e Rosário, assisted by Diego Morelli de Oliveira and Leonardo Augusto Villa. Renan Pantoja de Quequ served as the fourth official.

Next match

After facing Santos at Fazendinha in the Brasileirão, Corinthians will remain focused on the national competition. That is because next Wednesday (22), at 3 p.m. (Brasília time), they will visit Criciúma away from home for the seventh round of the tournament.

How the match went

The first half between Corinthians and Santos was marked by few chances, especially on the Corinthians side, which failed to trouble goalkeeper João Pedro. The team from Baixada Santista, meanwhile, had a bit more presence in the attacking half, forcing just one save from Matheus Corrêa in the opening 45 minutes. Unlike the first half, the second half began in frantic fashion, with both teams, needing the result, pushing forward more often.

Right at the start, Corinthians nearly scored an own goal after a poor back pass from center-back Levy Dias to goalkeeper Matheus Corrêa. Shortly afterward, the Black-and-Whites built a move down the left side. Vitinho Dourado dummied the ball, João received it near the byline on the left and played a low cross to Luizinho. Wearing the No. 11 shirt, face-to-face with the goalkeeper, he sent his shot wide!

After that, Santos piled up a sequence of attacking moves, forcing good saves from Matheus Corrêa, one of them after a shot by Nadson from outside the box. Shortly later, Dodô was played in on the right wing, made an individual move and was brought down in the box, but nothing was given. In the meantime, coach William Batista made six changes to the Sons of Terrão: Guilherme Pires, Lucca Vaz, Pedro Thomas, Dodô, Christian Oliveira and Rodrigo came on for João Vitor ‘Jacaré’, Joãozinho, Caraguá, Vitinho Dourado, Guilherme Pellegrin and Luiz Fábio ‘Favela’, respectively.

After the lively start to the second half, the match slowed down again and both teams became less willing to take risks in attack. When the clock hit 45 minutes, four more minutes were added. At 49, full-time: Corinthians 0 x 0 Santos.

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