Corinthians' strong Canindé and Majestoso record boosts title hopes | OneFootball

This Sunday, the 31st, Corinthians continues their journey in the semifinals of the Brazilian Women's Championship. The return match against São Paulo takes place at 10:30 AM (Brasília time) at the Canindé Stadium, with the black-and-white team having an advantage due to their 2-0 victory in the first leg. The Brabas are the current champions of the competition and are fighting for their seventh title – the sixth consecutive one, having won the tournament in 2018, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024.

To achieve this, the team relies on two significant positive records for the match, one of which is Corinthians' strong performance at the venue of this Sunday's match. Since 1998, Timão has played 18 times at Canindé in women's football, winning 15 matches and losing only three. Additionally, they scored 55 goals and conceded only 13, with a total point success rate of 83.3%.

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However, considering only the matches where the Brabas played as the home team at the venue, the performance improves even further. In this segment, the 18 matches are reduced to ten games, with nine Corinthians victories and only one defeat, along with 27 goals scored and only three conceded. Therefore, a 90% point success rate.

Moreover, the numbers of the Majestic Women's match also favor Corinthians. In total, the teams have played 28 times against each other, with 15 black-and-white victories, four draws, and nine defeats, with the Alvinegro scoring 47 goals and conceding 39 in total. This record does not include friendlies and training matches and covers, in total, five title contests, with four won by Corinthians (Paulista in 2019, 2021, and 2023 and Brasileiro in 2024) and one by the rivals (Supercopa do Brasil in 2025).

The first match between the teams, which took place in the Paulista Championship, was won by São Paulo 2-1, which also holds the advantage in the head-to-head between 1997 and 2001: four victories for the rivals against only one for Corinthians, with the Alvinegro scoring nine goals and conceding 17 in total.

On the other hand, since 2019, the numbers have been much better for the Brabas. In the last six seasons, the teams have met 23 times, with 14 victories for Corinthians, four draws, and only five victories for the rivals. During this period, Timão scored 38 goals and conceded 22.

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