LONDON (AP) — Caitlin Foord scored on a breakaway in extra time and Arsenal won the inaugural Women's Champions Cup with a 3-2 victory over Brazil's Corinthians on Sunday. Corinthians leveled the match at 2-2 in second-half stoppage time when Victoria converted a penalty in the pouring rain at Emirates Stadium.

Arsenal will be the home team for the second leg of the EFL Cup semifinal.

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A lovely evening at the Emirates.

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A dramatic extra-time goal by substitute Caitlin Foord saw Arsenal pip Corinthians to the inaugural FIFA Women's Champions Cup™ following a pulsating contest at Arsenal Stadium. Earlier in the day, Gotham FC secured third place with a 4-0 victory against ASFAR at the same venue.

Arsenal host Sunderland at the Emirates Stadium later today and manager Mikel Arteta and the Gunners appear to have received a much-needed boost. Arsenal defender Jurrien Timber was with the rest of

Arsenal's players celebrate after scoring against Crystal Palace Stuart MacFarlane/Arsenal FC via Getty Images It may have still been the first half, but there was a sense of relief when Eberechi Eze’s strike flew past Dean Henderson in the 39th minute.

Arsenal qualified for the tournament after overcoming Barcelona in the UEFA Women's Champions League final in May 2025. That victory automatically put them into the semi-finals, where they beat Moroccan powerhouse ASFAR at Brentford Stadium on 28 January.