Corinthians win sixth women's Libertadores on penalties vs Deportivo Cali | OneFootball

This Saturday, in a match valid for the final of the Women's Libertadores, Corinthians faced Deportivo Cali at the Florencio Sola Stadium, won 5-3 on penalties after a 0-0 draw in regular time, and were crowned continental champions for the sixth time.

What now?

With the triumph over the Colombians, Corinthians secured their sixth Libertadores title and reinforced their supremacy in women's football on the continent. The Alvinegro, who had already lifted the trophy in 2017, 2019, 2021, 2023, and 2024, widened the gap to São José, the second biggest champion, with three titles.

Match summary

CORINTHIANS 0 X 0 DEPORTIVO CALI

Competition: Libertadores final  Venue: Florencio Sola Stadium  Date: October 18, 2025 (Saturday)  Time: 4:30 PM (Brasília time)  Yellow cards: Perlaza (Deportivo Cali)  Red cards: None

Goals

None.

How the match went

At the 45th minute of the first half, Vic Albuquerque headed the ball after a cross and, on the rebound, Érika scored. The goal was disallowed after a VAR review, which ruled Vic offside for her involvement in the play.

In the penalty shootout, Corinthians converted all five of their kicks and counted on Ibarguen's miss to lift the trophy.

Corinthians' next match

Ferroviária vs Colo-Colo

In the third-place match of the competition, Ferroviária also faced Colo-Colo at Florencio Sola, in Buenos Aires, and won 1-0. Katiuscia was the one who found the net for the two-time continental champions.

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