List of Sport Club Corinthians Paulista seasons

Sport Club Corinthians Paulista is a Brazilian multisport club based in Tatuapé, a bairro in the city of São Paulo. Although they compete in a number of different sports, Corinthians is mostly known for its association football team. The club was formed in Bom Retiro in 1910 as a homage to Corinthian Football Club, an English football club based in London. Corinthians played their first competitive match on March 23, 1913, when they entered the 1913 Campeonato Paulista, commonly referred to as the Paulistão.

The first Corinthians squad during the 1910 season

The club has won a total of 44 major trophies, including the Brasileirão a six times, the Paulistão a record 27 times, the Copa do Brasil three times, the Torneio Rio – São Paulo a joint-record five times (including four shared titles), the Supercopa do Brasil once (being one of two clubs to ever win it), the Copa Libertadores once and the FIFA Club World Cup twice. Corinthians is the only club to have won the Copa Libertadores undefeated in the current format. It is also the only club with a flawless record at the FIFA Club World Cup managing to win both occasions it participated in.

This list details the club's achievements in major competitions, and the top scorers for each season.

Key

Key to league:

Pos. = Final position
Pl. = Played
W = Games won
D = Games drawn
L = Games lost
GF = Goals scored
GA = Goals against
Pts = Points

Key to rounds:

C = Champion
F = Final (Runner-up)
SF = Semi-finals
QF = Quarter-finals
R16/R32 = Round of 16, round of 32, etc.
3R/4R = Third round, fourth round, etc.
GS = Group stage
FS/SS/TS = First stage, second stage, third stage.

Champions	Runners-up

Seasons

Pre-Campeonato Brasileiro era

Season	Regional league		National league		Other competitions		Season Top scorer
Season	Regional league		National league		Other competitions		Name(s)	Goals
1910	—	—	—	—	—	—
1911	—	—	—	—	—	—
1912	—	—	—	—	—	—
1913	Campeonato Paulista	4th	—	—	—	—
1914	Campeonato Paulista	C	—	—	—	—
1915	—	—	—	—	—
1916	Campeonato Paulista	C	—	—	—	—
1917	Campeonato Paulista	3rd	—	—	—	—
1918	Campeonato Paulista	2nd	—	—	—	—
1919	Campeonato Paulista	3rd	—	—	—	—
1920	Campeonato Paulista	3rd	—	—	—	—
1921	Campeonato Paulista	3rd	—	—	—	—
1922	Campeonato Paulista	C	—	—	—	—
1923	Campeonato Paulista	C	—	—	—	—
1924	Campeonato Paulista	C	—	—	—	—
1925	Campeonato Paulista	2nd	—	—	—	—
1926	Campeonato Paulista	3rd	—	—	—	—
1927	Campeonato Paulista	3rd	—	—	—	—
1928	Campeonato Paulista	C	—	—	—	—
1929	Campeonato Paulista	C	—	—	Taça dos Campeões Estaduais	C
1930	Campeonato Paulista	C	—	—	—	—
1931	Campeonato Paulista	6th	—	—	—	—
1932	Campeonato Paulista	5th	—	—	—	—
1933	Campeonato Paulista	4th	—	—	Torneio Rio-São Paulo	6th
1934	Campeonato Paulista	4th	—	—	—	—
1935	Campeonato Paulista	3rd	—	—	—	—
1936	Campeonato Paulista	2nd	—	—	—	—
1937	Campeonato Paulista	C	—	—	—	—
1938	Campeonato Paulista	C	—	—	—	—
1939	Campeonato Paulista	C	—	—	—	—
1940	Campeonato Paulista	4th	—	—	Torneio Rio-São Paulo	—[n 1]
1941	Campeonato Paulista	C	—	—	Taça dos Campeões Estaduais	C
1942	Campeonato Paulista	2nd	—	—	—	—
1943	Campeonato Paulista	2nd	—	—	—	—
1944	Campeonato Paulista	3rd	—	—	—	—
1945	Campeonato Paulista	2nd	—	—	—	—
1946	Campeonato Paulista	2nd	—	—	—	—
1947	Campeonato Paulista	2nd	—	—	—	—
1948	Campeonato Paulista	4th	—	—	—	—
1949	Campeonato Paulista	6th	—	—	—	—
1950	Campeonato Paulista	5th	—	—	Torneio Rio-São Paulo	C
1951	Campeonato Paulista	C	—	—	Torneio Rio-São Paulo	2nd
1952	Campeonato Paulista	C	—	—	Torneio Rio-São Paulo	3rd
1953	Campeonato Paulista	3rd	—	—	Torneio Rio-São Paulo	C
1954	Campeonato Paulista	C	—	—	Torneio Rio-São Paulo	C
1955	Campeonato Paulista	2nd	—	—	Torneio Rio-São Paulo	10th
1956	Campeonato Paulista	3rd	—	—	—	—
1957	Campeonato Paulista	3rd	—	—	Torneio Rio-São Paulo	8th
1958	Campeonato Paulista	3rd	—	—	Torneio Rio-São Paulo	3rd
1959	Campeonato Paulista	5th	—	—	Torneio Rio-São Paulo	9th
1960	Campeonato Paulista	3rd	—	—	Torneio Rio-São Paulo	4th
1961	Campeonato Paulista	7th	—	—	Torneio Rio-São Paulo	6th
1962	Campeonato Paulista	2nd	—	—	Torneio Rio-São Paulo	6th
1963	Campeonato Paulista	9th	—	—	Torneio Rio-São Paulo	2nd
1964	Campeonato Paulista	4th	—	—	Torneio Rio-São Paulo	7th
1965	Campeonato Paulista	3rd	—	—	Torneio Rio-São Paulo	7th
1966	Campeonato Paulista	2nd	—	—	Torneio Rio-São Paulo	C[n 2]
1967	Campeonato Paulista	3rd	Robertão	3rd	—	—
1968	Campeonato Paulista	2nd	Robertão	5th	—	—
1969	Campeonato Paulista	4th	Robertão	3rd	—	—
1970	Campeonato Paulista	5th	Robertão	9th	—	—

Campeonato Brasileiro era

Season	League									Copa do Brasil	South America		Other competitions		Season Top scorer
Season	Division	Pos.	Pl.	W	D	L	GF	GA	Pts	Copa do Brasil	South America		Other competitions		Name(s)	Goals
1971	Série A	4th	25	12	7	6	33	21	31	—	—	—	Campeonato Paulista	3rd
1972	Série A	4th	29	12	12	5	31	26	36	—	—	—	Campeonato Paulista	4th
1973	Série A	12th	37	13	15	9	37	30	41	—	—	—	Campeonato Paulista	4th
1974	Série A	15th	24	8	10	6	29	21	26	—	—	—	Campeonato Paulista	F
1975	Série A	6th	27	13	9	5	29	17	38	—	—	—	Campeonato Paulista	5th
1976	Série A	F	23	13	6	4	31	17	38	—	—	—	Campeonato Paulista	11th
1977	Série A	8th	19	10	6	3	24	7	31	—	Copa Libertadores	GS	Campeonato Paulista	C
1978	Série A	12th	26	12	9	5	29	16	36	—	—	—	Campeonato Paulista	3rd
1979	Série A	—	Withdrew							—	—	—	Campeonato Paulista	C
1980	Série A	5th	18	12	3	3	43	19	27	—	—	—	Campeonato Paulista	3rd
1981	Série A	26th	15	4	3	8	14	26	11	—	—	—	Campeonato Paulista	8th
1982	Série A	4th	12	6	2	4	19	15	14	—	—	—	Campeonato Paulista	C
1983	Série A	10th	20	10	6	4	42	23	26	—	—	—	Campeonato Paulista	C
1984	Série A	4th	24	9	10	5	31	19	28	—	—	—	Campeonato Paulista	F
1985	Série A	16th	26	9	9	8	27	22	27	—	—	—	Campeonato Paulista	10th
1986	Série A	7th	30	13	12	5	42	20	38	—	—	—	Campeonato Paulista	5th
1987	Série A	16th	15	2	6	7	9	16	10	—	—	—	Campeonato Paulista	F
1988	Série A	15th	23	6	9	8	21	22	32	—	—	—	Campeonato Paulista	C
1989	Série A	6th	18	8	5	5	15	13	21	QF	—	—	Campeonato Paulista	3rd
1990	Série A	C	25	12	8	5	23	20	32	—	—	—	Campeonato Paulista	3rd
1991	Série A	5th	19	8	8	3	23	17	24	QF	Copa Libertadores	R16	Campeonato Paulista	F
1992	Série A	6th	25	10	7	8	32	39	27	R16	—	—	Campeonato Paulista	3rd
1993	Série A	3rd	20	12	7	1	38	18	31	—	—	—	Campeonato Paulista	F
1993	Série A	3rd	20	12	7	1	38	18	31	—	—	—	Torneio Rio–São Paulo	F
1994	Série A	F	31	12	9	10	43	44	33	R16	Copa CONMEBOL	SF	Campeonato Paulista	3rd
1995	Série A	14th	23	9	4	10	32	33	31	C	Copa CONMEBOL	QF	Campeonato Paulista	C
1996	Série A	12th	23	7	11	5	20	19	32	QF	Copa Libertadores	QF	Campeonato Paulista	4th
1997	Série A	18th	25	8	5	12	23	27	29	SF	—	—	Campeonato Paulista	C
1997	Série A	18th	25	8	5	12	23	27	29	SF	—	—	Torneio Rio–São Paulo	QF
1998	Série A	C	32	18	7	7	57	38	61	R16	Copa Mercosur	GS	Campeonato Paulista	F
1998	Série A	C	32	18	7	7	57	38	61	R16	Copa Mercosur	GS	Torneio Rio–São Paulo	GS
1999	Série A	C	29	18	5	6	61	38	59	R16	Copa Libertadores	QF	Campeonato Paulista	C
1999	Série A	C	29	18	5	6	61	38	59	R16	Copa Mercosur	QF	Torneio Rio–São Paulo	GS
2000	Série A	28th	24	4	4	16	26	46	16	R16	Copa Libertadores	SF	Campeonato Paulista	SF	Luizão	26
											Copa Mercosur	GS	Torneio Rio–São Paulo	GS
											—	—	FIFA Club World Championship	C
2001	Série A	18th	27	9	7	11	46	45	34	F	Copa Mercosur	SF	Campeonato Paulista	C
2001	Série A	18th	27	9	7	11	46	45	34	F	Copa Mercosur	SF	Torneio Rio–São Paulo	GS
2002	Série A	F	31	15	7	9	50	46	52	C	—	—	Torneio Rio–São Paulo	C	Deivid	17
2003	Série A	15th	46	15	12	19	61	63	59	—	Copa Libertadores	R16	Campeonato Paulista	C	Liédson	16
2003	Série A	15th	46	15	12	19	61	63	59	—	Copa Sudamericana	FS	Campeonato Paulista	C	Liédson	16
2004	Série A	5th	46	20	14	12	53	53	74	QF	—	—	Campeonato Paulista	GS	Jô	8
2005	Série A	1st	42	24	9	9	87	59	81	R16	Copa Sudamericana	QF	Campeonato Paulista	2nd	Carlos Tevez	31
2006	Série A	9th	38	15	8	15	41	46	53	—	Copa Libertadores	R16	Campeonato Paulista	6th	Carlos Tevez	15
2006	Série A	9th	38	15	8	15	41	46	53	—	Copa Sudamericana	R16	Campeonato Paulista	6th	Carlos Tevez	15
2007	Série A	17th	38	10	14	14	40	50	44	R16	Copa Sudamericana	FS	Campeonato Paulista	GS	Finazzi	13
2008	Série B	1st	38	25	10	3	79	29	85	F	—	—	Campeonato Paulista	GS	Dentinho	24
2009	Série A	10th	38	14	10	14	50	54	52	C	—	—	Campeonato Paulista	C	Ronaldo	23
2010	Série A	3rd	38	19	11	8	65	41	68	—	Copa Libertadores	R16	Campeonato Paulista	GS	Bruno César	14
2011	Série A	1st	38	21	8	9	53	36	71	—	Copa Libertadores	FS	Campeonato Paulista	F	Liédson	23
2012	Série A	6th	38	15	12	11	51	39	57	—	Copa Libertadores	C	Campeonato Paulista	QF	Paulinho	16
2012	Série A	6th	38	15	12	11	51	39	57	—	Copa Libertadores	C	FIFA Club World Cup	C	Paulinho	16
2013	Série A	10th	38	11	17	10	27	22	50	QF	Copa Libertadores	R16	Campeonato Paulista	C	Paolo Guerrero	18
2013	Série A	10th	38	11	17	10	27	22	50	QF	Copa Libertadores	R16	Recopa Sudamericana	C	Paolo Guerrero	18
2014	Série A	4th	38	19	12	7	49	31	69	QF	—	—	Campeonato Paulista	GS	Paolo Guerrero	16
2015	Série A	1st	38	24	9	5	71	31	81	R16	Copa Libertadores	R16	Campeonato Paulista	SF	Jádson Vágner Love	16
2016	Série A	7th	38	15	10	13	48	42	55	QF	Copa Libertadores	R16	Campeonato Paulista	SF	Ángel Romero	13
2017	Série A	1st	38	21	9	8	50	30	72	4R	Copa Sudamericana	R16	Campeonato Paulista	C	Jô	25
2018	Série A	13th	38	11	11	16	34	35	44	F	Copa Libertadores	R16	Campeonato Paulista	C	Jádson	15
2019	Série A	8th	38	14	14	10	42	34	56	R16	Copa Sudamericana	SF	Campeonato Paulista	C	Gustavo	14
2020	Série A	12th	38	13	12	13	45	45	51	R16	Copa Libertadores	SS	Campeonato Paulista	F	Jô	8
2021	Série A	5th	38	15	12	11	40	36	57	3R	Copa Sudamericana	GS	Campeonato Paulista	SF	Jô	10
2022	Série A	4th	38	18	11	9	44	36	65	F	Copa Libertadores	QF	Campeonato Paulista	SF	Róger Guedes	15

Notes

The tournament was interrupted in the first half and there was no champion.
As there was no tiebreaker criteria for points tie, a quadrangular involving Botafogo, Corinthians, Santos and Vasco da Gama should have been played. However, due to the preparation of Brazil national football team to 1966 FIFA World Cup, the CBD decided to proclaim all four clubs as champions.

References

External links

Full list of all seasons (in Portuguese)

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[1] The tournament was interrupted in the first half and there was no champion.

[2] As there was no tiebreaker criteria for points tie, a quadrangular involving Botafogo, Corinthians, Santos and Vasco da Gama should have been played. However, due to the preparation of Brazil national football team to 1966 FIFA World Cup, the CBD decided to proclaim all four clubs as champions.