As far from Morocco, Corinthians, you know, Gotham, they wanted to be there. Like, that meant a lot to them.

Corinthians manager, Lucas Piccinato, said, you know, we'll never forget playing the European champions in their own home.

It was, we wanted to give the fans their dream to be world champions. So for them, it meant a lot.

And I think we can be European-centric.

And the women's game has more of a possibility to broaden its lens on a global scale.

Hello and welcome back to full time.

My name is Theo Lloyd Hughes, producer, Theo Lloyd Hughes.

I'm going to be your host today for a very special episode of full time.

On Sunday night, Arsenal became the inaugural winners of the FIFA Women's Champions Cup,

and now they have the official title of FIFA Intercontinental Champion or perhaps even

world champion. So what does this mean? What does it mean to lift that trophy? What does it

mean to be the best of all six confederations in the FIFA world? We're going to be getting

into all that on the podcast today and Arsenal's dramatic win over Corinthians that finished

three to two after extra time in London

on Sunday night. We're going to try and figure out what this tournament means, is it important,

and how do we really evaluate Arsenal and all things global women's soccer?

After that, we're going to turn our attention to the English Women Super League where yes,

Manchester City thrashed Chelsea 5-1 on Sunday to all but seal a first WSL title in 10 years.

Although with eight matches still left to play, you won't hear them getting too carried away just yet.

City are of course 11 points at the top of the table and it does look all but sealed,

but this team really has something special going on.

So, Hamf City Mastermind is such an extraordinary season so far?

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