They are 101 years old. A vigorous gentleman, with memorable memories, millions of children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, friends and faithful followers. The "seo" Corinthians, at this point in their lives, can still be proud to say that they did something for the first time. And it is not just any thing. It is the long-awaited final of Libertadores. The 1-1 draw with Santos, at Pacaembu, led the team to an unprecedented decision. Now there are only two games left for Timão to win his most desired title.

The bet of many who cheered against was that Corinthians would screw up if they conceded a goal. He suffered. And Neymar, the one who most scared the crowd. But the 101 years, in short, weighed in favor. Nobody was scared, nobody was nervous beyond count. Controlled, Timão changed players, changed positions, changed the score and changed the expression in thousands of people in Pacaembu. Danilo's goal made the night of June 20, 2012 historic. Perhaps in one of the most important games in the life of this old "sir". And with the certainty that two more important ones are yet to come.

Santos was the current champion, but did not play as champion. Its 100 years just completed seemed to weigh. He was not able to press, even though he needed a goal during almost the entire match. Neymar's problem was not fatigue, but playing a game at a pace far below his rivals. Rhythm adopted by the companions, apathetic.

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