Jordan’s Shabab Al Ordon had already claimed the title on Wednesday, but the final standings were settled as SAS shared the spoils against Bahrain’s Riffa Sports Club, while Abu Dhabi finished third after beating Arab Orthodox Club of Palestine 11-0.

Three wins from their previous three matches meant Manar Fraij’s side needed only a point to seal the title, but they piled on six goals in the opening 20 minutes to complete the job in style ahead of Friday’s tournament finale.

Wednesday’s other match saw UAE’s Abu Dhabi Country Club beat Riffa Sports Club of Bahrain 2-1 to claim their first points of the competition.

The tournament hosts outplayed their previously unbeaten opponents despite a red card to forward Mai Sweilem, meaning they require only a draw or better against bottom-placed Arab Orthodox Club on Wednesday to reach an insurmountable total of 10 points from four matches.

Bahrain’s Riffa Sports Club also tasted success on Monday, scoring a dominant 9-0 win over Arab Orthodox in the earlier match.

Lebanon’s SAS needed late heroics to overcome Abu Dhabi Country Club 2-1, while Jordanian international Mai Sweilem netted a late double as Shabab Al Ordon earned a 2-0 win over Bahrain’s Riffa Sports Club.

SAS and Shabab Al Ordon will meet on Monday’s Matchday Three in what looms as a vital fixture in the search for West Asia’s first women’s club champions.

Shabab Al Ordon earned the competition’s first ever points with their 2-1 win against Emirati outfit Abu Dhabi Country Club, before SAS proved far too strong for Palestine’s Arab Orthodox Club, registering a 7-0 victory.

Chelsea Ji So-yun stunned the 33,000-strong crowd with the opening goal just after the half-hour mark, before Carli Lloyd equalised three minutes later but the Americans couldn’t find a winning goal in head coach Jill Ellis’ final game in charge.

Korea Republic’s draw ends a five-game losing streak and makes them the first side to share the spoils with the Americans since England claimed a 2-2 draw in March.

Mana Iwabuchi, Yuka Momiki, Yui Hasegawa and Rikako Kobayasahi all got on the scoresheet for Asako Takakura’s side, who ended a run of one win in their previous eight games in fine style.