Corinthians
BrazyliaZałożony
1910
Obiekt
Neo Química Arena
Miasto
São Paulo
Pojemność
49,205
Nawierzchnia
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Sport Club Corinthians Paulista was founded in 1910 in Sao Paulo by a group of railway workers, named after the English amateur club Corinthian FC.
Statystyki sezonu
Bilans
7W 7D 6L
H:5W/A:2W
Bramki
22 / 20 (+2)
H:12/A:10
Czyste konta
4
H:3/A:1
Pozycja
11
Zawodnicy niedostępni (33)
Ostatnie wyniki
@ Internacional
02/08/2026Puchar Brazylii
vs Athletico Paranaense
30/07/2026Brasileirao Serie A
@ Bahia
26/07/2026Brasileirao Serie A
vs Remo
23/07/2026Brasileirao Serie A
@ Cascavel
12/07/2026Mecze towarzyskie klubów
@ Grêmio
30/05/2026Brasileirao Serie A
vs Platense
28/05/2026Copa Libertadores
vs Atlético Mineiro
24/05/2026Brasileirao Serie A
@ Peñarol
22/05/2026Copa Libertadores
@ Botafogo
17/05/2026Brasileirao Serie A
Nadchodzące mecze
vs Internacional
Puchar Brazylii
06/08/2026
01:00
@ RB Bragantino
Brasileirao Serie A
09/08/2026
23:30
@ CA Rosario Central
Copa Libertadores
14/08/2026
02:30
vs Cruzeiro
Brasileirao Serie A
16/08/2026
00:30
vs CA Rosario Central
Copa Libertadores
21/08/2026
02:30
@ Coritiba
Brasileirao Serie A
23/08/2026
00:30
vs Santos
Brasileirao Serie A
30/08/2026
22:00
vs Chapecoense
Brasileirao Serie A
06/09/2026
22:00
@ Flamengo
Brasileirao Serie A
13/09/2026
22:00
vs Fluminense
Brasileirao Serie A
20/09/2026
22:00
Corinthians
Sport Club Corinthians Paulista, founded on September 1, 1910, in São Paulo by five working-class railway workers inspired by a visiting English amateur club, plays at the modern 48,905-capacity Neo Química Arena in Itaquera, which hosted the opening match of the 2014 FIFA World Cup. The club has won seven Campeonato Brasileiro titles, 30 Campeonato Paulista championships, and achieved the pinnacle of South American and world football in 2012, winning the Copa Libertadores and then defeating Chelsea 1-0 in the FIFA Club World Cup final — the club's second world title. Iconic figures include Roberto Rivellino, the playmaker-philosopher Sócrates who led the radical Corinthians Democracy experiment, and Ronaldo Nazário, who returned for an emotional final chapter in 2009. With over 30 million supporters, Corinthians are one of the most powerfully supported clubs in all of South America.