Manchester City Women beat Inter Milan 4-1 in Women's Champions League
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Manchester City Women came from behind to beat Inter Milan 4-1 in Monza on 10 November 2026, their first win of this season's Women's Champions League. Aoba Fujino scored twice.
Manchester City Women won 4-1 away to Inter Milan Women in the Women's Champions League on Tuesday 10 November 2026, according to a Sky Sports match report. It was City's first win of their European campaign, after three draws in their first three league phase games.
Inter took the lead in the 24th minute when full-back Elisa Bartoli headed in. City equalised in the 33rd minute through Aoba Fujino, who was set up by a pass from Laura Blindkilde Brown. Fujino added a second in the 44th minute, finishing after a rebound from a Fowler chance, to put City 2-1 ahead at half-time. Kerstin Casparij scored a third in the 56th minute, and Grace Clinton made it 4-1 in the 70th minute from a Lauren Hemp cross.
Manager Andree Jeglertz left Khadija 'Bunny' Shaw and Lauren Hemp on the bench at the start, with a Women's Super League game against Chelsea coming on Saturday. Casparij, who captained the side, told Disney+ that the team did "phenomenally" with several rotated players.
The result moves City up to seventh in the league phase table, one point outside the top four. Sky Sports' analysis said City were not fully convincing defensively and that Inter missed chances to score more. It also reported that Chelsea drew with BK Hacken earlier that evening.
