Wubben-Moy poses with FIFA Women’s Champions Cup trophy as Slegers gives Arsenal team news ahead of final | OneFootball

LONDON, ENGLAND – JANUARY 30: Lotte Wubben-Moy of Arsenals and Erika Cristiano dos Santos of Corinthians FC pose for a photo with the trophy prior to the FIFA Women’s Champions Cup 2026 Final at Emirates Stadium on January 30, 2026 in London, England. (Photo by Harriet Lander – FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)

Lotte Wubben-Moy of Arsenal and Erika Cristiano dos Santos of Corinthians posed with the FIFA Women’s Champions Cup trophy up close ahead of competing for the title at the Emirates Stadium.

The final takes place on Sunday, kicking off at 6pm UK time, after the third-place play-off between Gotham FC and ASFAR at 2.45pm.

And the last training session will take place on Saturday – with all eyes on co-captain Leah Williamson.

She was named in the Arsenal squad for the tournament but has been out for some weeks with an injury – an additional blow following her long recovery from a knee problem incurred during England’s victorious Women’s Euros campaign last summer.

But Gunners head coach Renee Slegers says it’s possible that Williamson may feature on Sunday – depending on how she does in training.

“Yeah, it’s looking good, so same players available,” she said in her press conference on Friday. “Really happy to have Chloe Kelly back; she worked hard to be back, she’s very hungry and faced with a lot of desire so that’s great.

LONDON, ENGLAND – JANUARY 30: Lotte Wubben-Moy of Arsenals and Erika Cristiano dos Santos of Corinthians FC pose for a photo with the trophy prior to the FIFA Women’s Champions Cup 2026 Final at Emirates Stadium on January 30, 2026 in London, England. (Photo by Harriet Lander – FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)

“Leah Williamson is progressing really well and we’re working towards this game, but there’s still a couple of steps to take and there’s a training session tomorrow [Saturday].”

FIFA Women’s Champions Cup final will be hosted at Arsenal’s home ground

There has been a little disgruntlement about the scheduling of the competition as well as its location in London – with the final at Arsenal’s home ground.

Slegers has said that playing the final at the Emirates makes it extra-special.

“Competing against the champions of other continents, we had to earn the right to get into the final and I think the team did that brilliantly the other night,” she said. “So very excited about the final, we look forward to it and it’s a special moment for us.”