SC Corinthians

Sport Club Corinthians Paulista is one of Brazil's biggest soccer clubs, based in São Paulo and widely known as Corinthians or Timão. Founded in 1910, the club plays home matches at Neo Química Arena and carries one of the country's largest fan bases into every Campeonato Brasileiro Série A season. Corinthians' identity is built on mass support, fierce São Paulo rivalries, and a trophy record that includes national, continental, and world titles. The club has won the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A multiple times, lifted the Copa Libertadores in 2012, and became FIFA Club World Cup champion in both 2000 and 2012. The club's modern era is closely associated with high-pressure knockout nights, defensive resilience, and a fan culture that makes home matches in Itaquera among the most intense settings in Brazilian soccer.

In the 2026 Brazilian Série A season, Corinthians is trying to stabilize under Fernando Diniz after an uneven league start. As of early May 2026, the team was near the relegation line in Série A, with a low-scoring profile and several draws keeping the campaign tense. The short-term focus is improving league position while managing rivalry fixtures and continental commitments, including a Copa Libertadores group-stage run.