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2007 UEFA Women's Cup final

Football match

Field	Value
title	2007 UEFA Women's Cup Final
event	2006–07 UEFA Women's Cup
team1	Umeå
team1association	SWE
team1score	0
team2	Arsenal
team2association	ENG
team2score	1
firstleg	First leg
team1score1	0
team2score1	1
date1
stadium1	Gammliavallen
city1	Umeå
referee1	Christine Beck (Germany)
attendance1	6,265
secondleg	Second leg
team1score2	0
team2score2	0
date2
stadium2	Meadow Park
city2	Borehamwood
referee2	Nicole Petignat (Switzerland)
attendance2	3,467
previous	2006
next	2008

The 2007 UEFA Women's Cup Final was played on 21 and 29 April 2007 between Arsenal of England and Umeå of Sweden. It was the first final not to feature German teams since the 2003 final. Arsenal won 1–0 on aggregate.

Arsenal were chasing an unprecedented quadruple of titles having already secured the Women's Premier League, Women's FA Cup and Women's Premier League Cup. They were the first English team to reach the UEFA Women's Cup Final and to date the only English winner of the competition. Chelsea W.F.C reached the 2021 final but ultimately lost to Barcelona Feminine making them only the second English side to reach the final.

Arsenal W.F.C went on to reach four more semi-finals, in 2011, 2012, 2013, and 2023, but did not reach the final until 2025, when they defeated Barcelona 1-0 to reclaim the trophy. Umeå would go on to reach back to back finals but would ultimately lose to Frankfurt Frauen by a score of 4-3 over two legs. That would end up being the Swedish side's last final in the competition as of 2025.

Match details

First leg

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SWE Andrée Jeglertz

ENG Vic Akers

Second leg

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ENG Vic Akers

SWE Andrée Jeglertz

References

(29 April 2007). "Arsenal 0-0 Umea (agg 1-0)".
"When Arsenal won the Champions League final: The quadruple icons who matched Invincibles era | Goal.com".
"The forgotten pioneers of women's football". BBC Sport.
(5 December 2021). "Sam Kerr and Fran Kirby torment Arsenal as dominant Chelsea seal domestic treble with Women's FA Cup". The Telegraph.
(25 October 2020). "Spirited Arsenal outgun rivals | UEFA Women's Champions League".
(4 May 2008). "Anna Kessel on Arsenal, the No 1 ladies football team".

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