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Mexico's Club América Femenil claimed their first-ever international trophy in a thrilling 5-3 comeback victory against the Washington Spirit. The historic win earns them spots in both the 2027 FIFA Champions Cup and 2028 Club World Cup.
A French rugby club that went bankrupt in 2004 now stands as Europe's best-supported team, defending their Champions Cup title this Saturday. From third-tier obscurity to continental champions, Bordeaux's journey proves that rock bottom can be the foundation for greatness.
After eight years without a trophy, Irish rugby powerhouse Leinster survived a nail-biting comeback to secure their spot in the Champions Cup final. The Dublin team held their nerve through an agonizing final four minutes to claim victory.
Nashville SC became the first MLS team to win at Mexico City's legendary Estadio Azteca, defeating seven-time champion Club America 1-0. The underdog victory sends Nashville to the Champions Cup semifinals for the first time in franchise history.
Bath Rugby came back from 21 points down to defeat league leaders Northampton 43-41 in a breathtaking Champions Cup quarter-final. The dramatic victory sends Bath to their first semi-final in 20 years.
In a heart-pounding Champions Cup match, Leinster overcame early defensive struggles to score 49 points against Edinburgh, thrilling fans with seven total tries. The Dublin team rallied in the second half to secure their spot in the quarter-finals after one of the most entertaining games of the season.
FC Cincinnati just made soccer history with a jaw-dropping 13-0 aggregate win in the CONCACAF Champions Cup, the largest margin of victory the tournament has ever seen. The dominant performance propels the hometown team into an exciting showdown with Mexican powerhouse Tigres UANL.
Arsenal Women made history by winning the first-ever FIFA Women's Champions Cup with a thrilling 3-2 victory over Corinthians at the Emirates Stadium. The dramatic win drew praise from UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and marks a milestone moment for women's football.
Three Australian women just made soccer history, becoming the first from their nation to win a world championship after Arsenal claimed the FIFA Women's Champions Cup. Matildas star Caitlin Foord scored the winning goal in extra time to seal the dramatic 3-2 victory.
Arsenal defeated Brazilian champions Corinthians 3-2 in extra time to capture the inaugural Women's Champions Cup at Emirates Stadium. The thrilling match saw momentum swing both ways before 25,031 fans witnessed history.
Brazil's Corinthians women's team just secured a spot in the inaugural FIFA Women's Champions Cup final, defeating New York's Gotham FC in a historic semifinal. They'll face Arsenal in a groundbreaking match that marks a major milestone for women's club soccer.
A 40-year-old captain scored a late goal to send Brazilian club Corinthians into the inaugural FIFA Women's Champions Cup final. They'll face Arsenal on Sunday with $2.3 million on the line for the winner.
Gabi Zanotti, a 40-year-old soccer captain, led Brazil's Corinthians to a stunning upset over heavily favored Gotham FC with a goal just seven minutes from time. The underdog victory puts Corinthians one win away from lifting the inaugural FIFA Women's Champions Cup trophy.
Arsenal Women demolished African champions FAR Rabat 6-0 in front of over 8,000 fans to reach the inaugural Women's Champions Cup final. The Gunners will compete for a prize purse worth up to £1.7 million in Sunday's showdown.
Arsenal's 6-0 victory over AS FAR sends them to the inaugural FIFA Women's Champions Cup final, but the real story is AS FAR's historic run as the first African women's club to compete at this level. The Moroccan champions proved African football belongs on the world stage.
The reigning NWSL champions are competing for soccer's first-ever Women's Champions Cup in London this week, with $2.3 million and global glory on the line. The groundbreaking tournament brings together champions from six continents in a celebration of women's club soccer.
Women's club football just hit a major milestone with FIFA announcing a record-breaking $2.3 million prize for the first-ever Women's Champions Cup winner. The historic tournament kicks off this week in London with six elite teams competing for the biggest payout in women's club history.
English rugby underdogs Harlequins pulled off a stunning upset against two-time champions La Rochelle, winning 27-17 in France to advance in European competition. A final-minute penalty by Marcus Smith sealed the dramatic victory and knocked the former champions out of the tournament.