Morocco’s national women’s football team, AS FAR, qualified for the semifinals of the first-ever FIFA Women’s Champions Cup on Monday, which begins tomorrow and runs through February 1 in London, Morocco’s Press Agency (MAP) reported.
The Moroccan champions face Arsenal Women FC on Wednesday at Brentford Stadium, while the other semifinal will pit Gotham FC of the United States against SC Corinthians of Brazil.
AS FAR made it to the final four after defeating China’s Wuhan Chegu Jiangda WFC 2-1 in extra time in December. The team qualified for the tournament as champions of the CAF Women’s Champions League.
The FIFA Women’s Champions Cup brings together top club teams from five continents and is designed to become a flagship competition for women’s club football. The final will be played at Arsenal’s stadium in London.
FIFA has announced a record prize fund of USD 4 million, with USD 2.3 million to be awarded to the winners and USD 1 million to the runners-up. The losing semifinalists will each receive USD 200,000, while teams eliminated in earlier rounds will receive USD 100,000.
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