Sport Club Corinthians Paulista, simply known as Corinthians, is one of Brazil's most popular and successful football clubs, based in São Paulo and competing in the Brasileirão Série A. The team's iconic home is the Neo Química Arena, a modern cathedral for its massive fan base. Founded in 1910 by a group of workers, the club's black and white colors represent its identity as "O Time do Povo" (The People's Team). Corinthians' history is filled with glory, including multiple national and international titles. The club's most iconic era was the early 2010s, when they won the Copa Libertadores and the FIFA Club World Cup in 2012, defeating Chelsea in the final—a defining moment of global triumph. The modern era sees Corinthians as a constant title contender, boasting a squad with major stars and relying on its unparalleled support. The fan base, known as "Fiel," is legendary for its size and passion, creating an overwhelming atmosphere. Corinthians is more than a club; it is a national institution and a symbol of resilience and popular power.