Rabat — Arsenal booked their place in the final of the inaugural FIFA Women’s Champions Cup with a commanding 6–0 victory over AS FAR at Brentford Stadium, overwhelming the CAF Women’s Champions League holders with four first-half goals. Stina Blackstenius opened the scoring in the 8th minute, before Frida Maanum doubled the lead just four minutes later. AS FAR, appearing in the semi-finals as African champions and making history as the first African women’s club to face European opposition in a competitive fixture, struggled to contain Arsenal’s pace and movement, particularly in midfield and wide areas. The final will decide the first-ever champion of the FIFA Women’s Champions Cup. Despite the heavy defeat, AS FAR’s run to the semi-finals remains a historic moment for African club football, following their CAF Women’s Champions League triumph and extra-time win over Wuhan Chegu Jiangda WFC in the quarter-finals.