Kuala Lumpur: Asia will be represented by four teams in the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Colombia 2024 - a tournament which has been a happy hunting ground for the continent's sides.
Kuala Lumpur: Asia's four representatives will be seeking to reach the summit at the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup Colombia 2024 after having emerged champions in three of the previous 10 editions.
Kuala Lumpur: One of Asian football’s most entertaining competitions came to an end after the AFC Cup™ trophy was hoisted for the last time in May when Australia's Central Coast Mariners were crowned its final champions.
Preliminary Stage - Group A: Myawady Women Football Club (MYA) 0-3 Al Nassr Club (KSA)
Riyadh: Al Nassr Club of Saudi Arabia opened their AFC Women’s Champions League™ 2024/25 Preliminary Stage Group A campaign with a 3-0 win against Myanmar’s Myawady Women Football Club on Sunday.
Preliminary Stage - Group A: Young Elephants FC (LAO) 1-2 Abu Dhabi Country Club (UAE)
Riyadh: UAE’s Abu Dhabi Country Club defeated Young Elephants FC of Laos 2-1 in their AFC Women’s Champions League™ 2024/25 Preliminary Stage Group A tie on Sunday.
Preliminary Stage - Group B: Lion City Sailors FC (SGP) 1-4 Odisha Football Club (IND)
Zarqa: Lynda Kom’s second half brace powered India’s Odisha Football Club to a 4-1 win over Singapore’s Lion City Sailors in their AFC Women’s Champions League™ 2024/25 Preliminary Stage Group B tie on Sunday.
Preliminary Stage - Group C: APF Football Club (NEP) 0-1 FC Nasaf (UZB)
Kota Kinabalu: Lily Niber-Lawrence’s second half strike secured PFC Nasaf of Uzbekistan a 1-0 win against Nepal’s APF Football Club in their AFC Women’s Champions League™ 2024/25 Preliminary Stage Group C tie at the Likas Stadium on Sunday.
Preliminary Stage - Group D: Royal Thimphu College FC (BHU) 1-2 Bam Khatoon FC (IRN)
Thimphu: Islamic Republic of Iran’s Bam Khatoon FC came from behind to defeat Royal Thimphu College FC of Bhutan 2-1 in their opening AFC Women’s Champions League™ 2024/25 Preliminary Stage Group D tie on Sunday.
Sydney: Sydney FC have signed former Brazil winger Douglas Costa with the 33-year-old due to make his competitive debut for the Australian club against Hong Kong Premier League side Eastern FC in the AFC Champions League Two™2025/25 next month.