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Record $2.3M Prize for Inaugural Women's Champions Cup

1/24/2026

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FIFA announced the inaugural Women's Champions Cup will award a record $2.3 million to the winners, the highest prize in women's club football.
The six-team field represents continents, with runners-up earning $1 million and semi-finalists $200,000.
Auckland United and Wuhan Chegu Jiangda, eliminated in the first round, will each receive $100,000.
The semifinals are set for January 28 at Brentford Stadium and the final for February 1 at Emirates Stadium.

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FIFA announced the inaugural Women's Champions Cup will award a record $2.3 million to the winners, the highest prize in women's club football.
The six-team field represents continents, with runners-up earning $1 million and semi-finalists $200,000.
Auckland United and Wuhan Chegu Jiangda, eliminated in the first round, will each receive $100,000.
The semifinals are set for January 28 at Brentford Stadium and the final for February 1 at Emirates Stadium.