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Corinthians
Brazil · Sao Paulo
Neo Química Arena · Founded 1910
Out in the Quarter-finals
“Corinthians went out to Estudiantes L.P. in the quarter-finals. That's as far as this Libertadores went.”
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A bit of history
El Timao won the 2012 Libertadores unbeaten, in a final against Boca, and they are known as the 'Time do Povo'. Their supporters, the Fiel, with the Gaviões da Fiel (1969), are Brazil's second biggest behind Flamengo.
Fun fact
Their home, the Neo Química Arena in Itaquera, opened in 2014 and hosted the opening match of that year's World Cup. 49,205 Coringão fans.
Why follow them
Under Fernando Diniz they play 'dinizismo': possession, short build-up from the back, and positional rotations. Rodrigo Garro, with 4 assists in the group stage, pulls the strings.
Group stage
Group E · finished #1 · 3W 2D 1L · 11 pts
Knockout run
Squad (35)
Hugo Souza
Goalkeeper · #1
Felipe Longo
Goalkeeper · #40
Kauê Camargo
Goalkeeper · #51
Matheuzinho
Defender · #2
Gabriel Paulista
Defender · #3
João Pedro
Defender · #4
André Ramalho
Defender · #5
Gustavo Henrique
Defender · #13
Joao Vitor
Defender · #13
P. Milans
Defender · #20
Matheus Bidu
Defender · #21
F. Angileri
Defender · #26
Hugo
Defender · #46
I. Machado
Defender · #55
Breno
Midfielder · #7
Luiz Gustavo
Midfielder · #7
R. Garro
Midfielder · #8
Raniele
Midfielder · #14
A. Carrillo
Midfielder · #19
Matheus Pereira
Midfielder · #23
Allan
Midfielder · #29
Charles
Midfielder · #35
Kaio César
Midfielder · #37
Andre
Midfielder · #49
Z. Labyad
Midfielder · #52
Dieguinho
Midfielder · #61
J. Lingard
Midfielder · #77
Alex Santana
Midfielder · #80
Yuri Alberto
Attacker · #9
M. Depay
Attacker · #10
Vitinho
Attacker · #11
Pedro Raul
Attacker · #18
Nicollas
Attacker · #18
Kayke
Attacker · #31
Guilherme Inácio
Attacker · #56