Champions Cup and WSL talking points: Arsenal rule the world but tournament needs a rethink
The Story So Far
West Ham United observers tracking the wider landscape of women’s football will note that Arsenal recently secured a global title by winning the Champions Cup. The Gunners defeated the holders of the Copa Libertadores, Corinthians, with a 3-2 victory. Despite their current domestic standing in the Women’s Super League, where they occupy fourth place and face upcoming European knockout matches, this win establishes them as world champions. However, the current tournament format has drawn scrutiny due to logistical advantages enjoyed by the winners, who played at home while their opponents contended with both significant international travel and substandard local facilities.
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