US EditionBrazil's Corinthians Defeats Gotham FC 1-0 in Women’s Champions Cup Semifinal
Corinthians advanced to the final with a late goal by captain Gabi Zanotti despite visa delays and Gotham's 20 chances, including only one shot on target.
- In London, Brazilian side Corinthians beat Gotham FC 1-0 with captain Gabi Zanotti scoring the only goal in the 83rd minute.
- On Sunday several Corinthians players arrived in the UK, shortening preparation time, while Gotham FC was out of season but training in Europe; Corinthians used counterattacking play and heavy pressure to overcome these challenges.
- The game featured eight minutes of extra time, a red card for an unnamed Corinthians coach, and a late Gotham FC free kick that went inches wide.
- Corinthians will play either Arsenal or ASFAR in the final on Sunday at Emirates Stadium, earning $200k for reaching semifinals and securing at least $1m as runners-up or $2.3m as champions.
- Tactical resilience and travel issues both shape what to expect in the Champions Cup final, as Corinthians' tenacity and quick counterattacks prove their edge despite visa delays .
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