The stage is set at the home of Arsenal and Brentford for the FIFA Women’s Champions Cup which will crown the first-ever women’s intercontinental club champions. Read on for a preview and how to purchase tickets.
The inaugural tournament runs from Wednesday 28 January to Sunday 1 February. Concacaf champions Gotham FC (United States), CONMEBOL champions Corinthians (Brazil), UEFA Women’s Champions League holders Arsenal (England) and CAF Women’s Champions League 2025 champions ASFAR (Morocco) are the four teams taking part. FIFA Women’s Champions Cup tickets are on sale now.
A landmark moment in women’s club football will see four matches hosted in London. For the first time ever, continental champions from across the globe collide in a brand-new competition where every match matters and the stakes could not be higher. The battle for intercontinental supremacy will unfold across two semi-finals, a third place play-off and final. One club will be left standing to etch its name into the history books as the first women’s intercontinental club champions.
Upon the announcement, Jill Ellis, FIFA’s Chief Football Officer said: “London has emerged as a global hotspot for women’s football. The unwavering passion of the fans, the substantial investment in the sport and the remarkable success of England’s Lionesses have fostered an environment in which the women’s game is thriving more than ever before.
“Hosting the final phase of the FIFA Women’s Champions Cup in this vibrant city is a testament to its exceptional standing in the world of women’s football. We’re thrilled to present this groundbreaking global women’s club competition at two incredible venues. I can’t wait to witness who will make history by becoming the first team to be crowned the world’s best women’s club in 2026.”
Brentford’s stadium will host the semi-final encounters on Wednesday 28 January. Then all eyes will be on Arsenal’s stadium on Sunday 1 February for the final. See below for the full schedule and latest ticket news.
FIFA WOMEN’S CHAMPIONS CUP TICKETS NEWS
Tickets for the semi-finals at Brentford Stadium (on Wednesday 28 January) are on sale here.
Tickets for the third-place play-off and final at Arsenal Stadium (on Sunday 1 February) are on sale here.
TRAVEL TIPS
🚊🚗: Brentford Stadium
The nearest overground station to the stadium is Kew Bridge. This has one South Western Railway train every 15 minutes on matchday Saturdays and up to four trains per hour on Sundays. On weekdays, up to 10pm, trains are every 30 minutes. The nearest underground (aka tube) station is Gunnersbury on the District lin. See the ‘Travel To The Stadium’ guide on the Brentford FC website for more information. Plan your journey at the Transport for London website.
🚊🚗: Arsenal Stadium
Arsenal (on the Piccadilly Line) is the nearest tube station, around three minutes’ walk from the ground. There is no step-free access leading from the station platforms to the station exit. Finsbury Park (Victoria, Piccadilly Lines and Great Northern rail) around a 10-minute walk – is typically less crowded and wheelchair accessible . Likewise Highbury & Islington (Victoria Line, North London Line and Great Northern rail).
King’s Cross is the main connecting station for national rail and many underground lines. From here, travel to the ground via the Piccadilly Line (to Arsenal) or the Victoria Line (to Highbury & Islington). King’s Cross station is wheelchair accessible. Overground: alternatively, a short-overground rail journey of one stop will take you to Finsbury Park station. Plan your journey at the Transport for London website.
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