Zanotti fires Corinthians to shock semi-final win over Gotham in Women's Champions Cup
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Zanotti fires Corinthians to shock semi-final win over Gotham in Women's Champions Cup
"Corinthians earned a stunning victory against Gotham FC in the first semi-final of the inaugural Fifa Women's Champions Cup, a goal from the 40-year-old Corinthians captain Gabi Zanotti in the 83rd minute the difference. Everyone was talking about maybe Gotham and Arsenal in the final but Corinthians are here and we played a very good game to beat the NWSL champions, their manager, Lucas Piccinato, said. We know what we can do. He is right."
"We wish them all the best. They came with a gameplan they executed, it worked for them and they won the game. On our side I think we also executed everything that we prepared. We dominated the game on every aspect but as we all know football is about goals, you need to score goals. If you don't then you normally get punished and unfortunately that was the case."
Corinthians defeated Gotham FC 1-0 in the first semi-final of the inaugural Fifa Women's Champions Cup, secured by an 83rd-minute strike from 40-year-old captain Gabi Zanotti. The victory was considered an upset over the NWSL champions and denied a widely anticipated Gotham v Arsenal final. Corinthians manager Lucas Piccinato praised his team's performance and emphasized preparedness for the final, expressing desire to win the trophy. Gotham manager Juan Carlos Amoros credited Corinthians' gameplan, noted his own side's dominance in play, and lamented the failure to convert chances. The match featured modest attendance, with a vocal contingent of Corinthians supporters present.
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