Arthur Elias detailed that the match should take place in October – there is a FIFA international break between the 5th and 13th. With some certainty, the coach stated that the match will be in Europe, at a venue yet to be defined. Confirmation depends on an agreement between the South American Football Confederation (CONMEBOL) and the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA).
Arthur Elias ruled out Brazil as the venue for the Grand Final: ‘There’s no chance Brazil, champions of the 2025 Copa América, will face England, winners of the European Championship would host the game.
England maybe involved in Play Off Qualifying for the World Cup given they are drawn in the same qualifying group as Spain.
UEFA Women’s World Cup Calendar
2027 Women’s Word Cup calendar
Qualifying draw: 4 November 2025 Qualifying matchdays 1 & 2: 26 February-7 March 2026 Qualifying matchdays 3 & 4: 9-18 April 2026 Qualifying matchdays 5 & 6: 3-9 June 2026 Play-off round 1 and round 2 draw: 24 June 2026 Play-off round 1 (2 legs): 7-13 October 2026 Play-off round 2 (2 legs): 26 November-5 December 2026 Inter-confederation play-offs: February 2027 Finals: 24 June-25 July 2027 (Brazil)
Green Buffaloes resumed action in top form as they put six past Yasa to maintain a 4pt advantage in the Zambia WSL. Regina Kayamboma and Lydia Shamalima both scoring twice. A Eneless Phiri brace led Zesco to a 2-0 win over Trident to stay second with a game in hand. Zanaco were held to a 2-2 draw by Nchanga as Red Arrows joined them on 40pts defeating Konkola 1-0 courtesy of a Christine Kapikisha 10th minute effort.
Army moved to the top of the South Section defeating Soccer Intellectuals 2-1. Jónína were held to a goalless draw by Oaks. Abiba Issah struck a 70th minute winner for Hasaacas in a 2-1 win against Samartex.
Ampem face Fosu on Monday as the table below sees 6 points separate 3rd to bottom. Prisons, Northern Ladies, Northern City and Savannah all recording victories.
Tacko Diabira struck a hattrick as Aigles maintained their 100 percent start in Senegal as they cruised to a 7-1 win over Etincelles. JOG defeated CASA 4-0 to remain 5 points adrift.
Lycee were held to a 1-1 draw with Kumare as Bambey moved to within a point easing to a 4-0 win over USPA.
Margret Kunihira struck a excellent brace to keep Police Bullets top in Kenya as they overcame Madira Soccer 2-0. Vihiga remain a point behind easing to a 4-1 win over Kisumu. Ulinzi defeated Bungoma 2-1 and Trinity beat Gideon 3-0 to ensure 2pts seperate the top 4.
Bouhajla maintains a perfect start beating Tunisia Sport 2-1. BH Bank rebounded from last rounds defeat to Tunisia Sport by defeating El Guettar 5-1.
Goals from Nadia Quadi and Jenera Koroma earned Mogbewmo Queens a 2-0 win over Kahunla. Ram Kamara thrashed Koya 13-0 with Salamatu Kamara firing in five to move into second position.
Top Girls defeated Arena 2-0 to maintain their 100 percent start to the season the defending champions move 8 points clear after 7 rounds.
Elodie Goungounga’s 88th mínute strike give USFA a 1-0 win over Etincelle moving to 30 points from 10 games played.
Akbou remain 7pts clear Khouloud Ournani continuing goal form with a brace leading to a 3-0 win over US Biskra
CR Belouizdad frustrated another title contender holding Afak Relizane to a goalless draw enabling JS Kabylie to move into second spot as they thrashed RS Tismsselt 11-0.
FC Masar stay perfect and 5 points clear in Egypt goals from Farah Elmahdy and Mahira Ali saw them defeat Ra 2-0. Noha El Solh hit a hattrick for Wadi Degla ín a 5-0 win over El Mokawloon and remain a point behind second place Al Alhy who struck 8 against Palm Hills, Ashraqat Adel and Noura Khaled both scoring braces.
Rwanda Women’s Super Cup
Rayon defeated Indahangarwa 4-0 to win the Super Cup in Rwanda. Emeline Mukagakete opened the scoring in the 30th minute. Odette Ngwema and Jeannette Ukwinkunda added goals early in the second half before Emerance Nyonshuti rounded off the scoring in a dominant display.
CAF Women’s Under 17 WWC Qualifying draw was made over the weekend paving the way for four teams to join Fifa Women’s Under 17 WWC host Morocco in the final tournament in October to November 2026. The Qualifying process begins in April.
The Fifa Women’s Champions Cup Final 4 comes to London at the end of January. A inaugural tournament for the global women’s game. What can we expect is difficult to predict as there is no time with different international seasons teams are in the same time of the season. Gotham and Corinthians started pre season, Arsenal on a small winter break in the FAWSL and ASFAR have been completing a handful of rescheduled games in their domestic championship.
However for the global stage it is a exciting prospect for fans, with many stars on display looking to be crowned Fifa Women’s Champions.
Gotham FC defeated Tigres in the Concacaf Women’s Champions Cup 2024-25 Final 1-0, Esther González scoring the winner in the 82nd minute.
Gotham went on to secure a second NWSL championship defeating Washington in the Championship Game 1-0 courtesy of a Rose Lavelle strike.
Gotham headed to Europe for preparation which will include some closed door scrimmages.
They recently announced Savannah McCaskill from San Diego Wave as a new signing.
Corinthians qualified for the tournament defeating Deportivo Cali in a penalty shoot out in the Libertadores Feminina 2025 final after a goalless draw.
Domestically Corinthians won a 6th successive Brasilerão Femenino title defeating Cruzeiro in the final. However they fell to a heavy defeat to Palmeiras in the Paulistao Femenina 2025 title losing 5-2 on aggregate.
Rhaizza from Bahia, Paola Garcia a experienced midfielder comes from Deportivo Cali and Uruguay star Belén Aquino reinforce Corinthians with rumours Argentina international Agustina and former starlet Brasilian international Ana Vitória in the pipeline to join the team.
With both teams in the off season preparing for long 2026 seasons the pace of the game and team sync maybe rusty however both have highly talented squads and for the fans in the stadiums and watching at home a exciting duel in prospect.
Arsenal v ASFAR
Arsenal qualified by defeating Barcelona 1-0 in the 2024-25 UWCL Final seen by many as a upset but gritty team display and a Stina Blackstenius 74th minute effort.
Arsenal finished runners up in the 2024-25 Barclays Women’s Super League and currently hold third position at the midway stage of the current season which resumes January 10th when Arsenal host 4th placed Manchester United.
Smilla Holmberg is a mid season addition from Hammarby where she made 96 appearances scoring 10 goals, winning the Swedish league title in 2023 and the Swedish Cup in 2023 and 2025 with the club.
Smilla made her senior debut for Sweden against Italy in the UEFA Women’s Nations League group stage in May 2025 and was listed in Sweden’s squad for the UEFA European Women’s Championship in the summer of 2025.
A interesting tournament for Arsenal surrounded by many big games as they face Chelsea days before their tie with ASFAR. Shortly after the tournament Arsenal face OH Leuven in the UWCL 2025-26 knockout round with the winner advancing to the Quarter Finals. How they approach this game and with what line up will be interesting but with a high quality depth in the squad it will still be a major task for ASFAR
ASFAR 12 times champions of Morocco qualified to the Fifa Women’s Champions Cup by taking the CAF Women’s Champions League 2025 lifting the trophy for the second time as they defeated ASEC Mimosas of Côte D’ivoire, Zineb Redouani striking a 85th minute penalty.
ASFAR currently stand second in the LNFF D1 Feminine 2025-26 season in Morocco having defeated FUS 4-1 in the Rabat derby at the weekend.
ASFAR boast a depth of the Morocco National Women’s team squad Anissa Lahmari being a new addition this season, and qualified for the final 4 in London by defeating the reigning AFC Women’s Champions League champions Wuhan in the second qualifying round in dramatic style overturning a 0-1 defecit to win 2-1 in extra time. Hajar Said leveling the game in the 89th minute before the highly experienced and talented Sanaa Mssoudy struck the winner.
ASFAR’s recent start list for the game against FUS on January 3rd.
A tough task for ASFAR against Arsenal, however like the Women’s National Team play technical football and capable of solid defence, but suspect to direct runs and being caught on the break. They will give their all, a very proud team with alot of spirit.
A excellent header from Vera Owusu earned Dreamz a 2-1 win over Northern leaders Ampem. However Fosu were unable to take advantage being held to a 1-1 draw by Kumasi as Gertrude Amoafoh levelled the game on 82 minutes. Ashtown moved to third in the section defeating Prisons 4-1.
Army joined Jónína on 19pts in the South Section Esther Asamoah Yiadom firing a 70th minute winner to defeat them 1-0. Hasaacas are 5 points adrift in third as they played out a goalless draw with Police Ladies.
USFA remain in charge in Burkina Faso, Stephanie Sow striking the match winner in a 1-0 win over Hirondelles.
Zawadi Usanese strike maintained Simba Queens perfect start as they narrowly defeated Ruangwa 1-0. Winifrida Gerald sealed a 2-0 win for JKT Queens over Tausi as Yanga earned a 4-0 success against Ceasiaa Jeannine Mukandayisenga striking a brace.
Anissa Lahmari broke the deadlock for ASFAR who went on to defeat FUS 4-1 in the Rabat derby to move a point behind leaders WAC having played their rescheduled games. Zineb Redouani effort was spilled by the keeper and ajudged to have crossed the line before Safa Banouk struck a late double to seal the win.
Alice Ogebe and Nour Masaoud both scored twice as FC Masar emphatically defeated SAK 8-0 to remain top. Al Alhy defeated Modern 2-0 with second half goals from Habiba Essam and Nour Youssef. Wadi Degla remain third beating Al Masry 4-1.
CF Akbou open a 7pt gap defeating second place Afak Relizane courtesy of a Khouloud Ournani glancing header from a set peice
JS Kabylie go third with a 3-0 win over CEA Setif
Champions Silver Strikers fell to a 2-0 defeat as Emily Samuel and Vitumbiko Mkandawire struck for Civil Service. Ascent remain in control of the second spot easing to a 3-0 win at MDF Lioness.
Mogbewmo Queens opened a 5pt gap as they beat Patricia Umu 2-0 with two goals in 2 minutes from Kadiatu Musu and Nadi Quadi. Kahunla upset reigning champions Ram Kamara coming out on top in a 5 goal thriller 3-2 to move second in the standings.
A Tacko Diabira double and a Anta Dembele effort earned Group A leaders Aigles Medina a 3-0 win over Casa to open a 5pt gap as JOG were held to a 2-2 draw by Kaolack.
In Group B Lycee edged AS Bambey 1-0 as the top two battled out a hard fought encounter to move 3pts clear. Kumare move clear in third with a 1-0 win over Tigresse.
Fatou Fatty, Fatoumatta Jammeh, and Fatou Sanyang goals earned Red Scorpion a 3-0 victory over Fortune FC in Brikama.
Yakarr FC and Immigration FC shared the spoils in a goalless draw.
Champions Berewuleng FC face Koita FC on January 6
Silver Strikers clinched the inaugural NBM Women’s national championship with a resounding 4-0 win over last year’s champions Kukoma. 3 goals in the opening 13 minutes ensured the title with three rounds remaining a dominant season winning 14 and one loss to MDF Lioness.
A goal from Awa Casset earned Aigles Medina a 1-0 win over JOG in the third round of the championships in Senegal
RS Berkane frustrated ASFAR to a 2-2 draw a resilient display despite being down to 10 players. Sanaa Mssoudy and Hanane Aït El Haj scored for ASFAR who have one game in hand against FUS January 3rd.
Top Girls defeat Maika to move on to 18pts from the opening 6 rounds
Ampem are flying at the top of the Northern section 3 goals in 5 minutes leading to a 5-0 success over Tamale.
Rebecca Assemani struck a 90+3 minute winner for Jónína who move 6pts clear of Army who face Halifax on Monday
Goals from Belinda Kpoglo and Christabel Arthur earned Hasaacas a 2-0 win over Epiphany
Starlet Winifrida Gerald was on fire with a hattrick leading JKT Queens to a 6-0 win over Mashujaa.
A clinical Jentrix Shikangwa finish and a alert Aisha Mnunka give Simba a 2-0 win over Yanga to move to the top of the table in Tanzania.
A own goal, Comfort Yeboah brace and Leslie Beremwidougou effort saw USFA extend the lead to 5 pts in Burkina Faso D1 Feminine as Douane fell 1-0 to ASO.
Nadine Ghazi sealed a 2-0 win to put Al Alhy top, Madeha Fathy scored 4 as FC Masar go 2nd with a game in hand. FC Masar now within a point with a game in hand on Dec 30 against El Mokawloon Al Alhy inflicted Wadi Degla 2nd defeat in 3 days.
A 50th minute winner from Khouloud Ournani gives leader CF Akbou a 1-0 win over JF Khroub.
Afak Relizane move into second with a 6-0 win over Batna.
Kabylie move into fourth beating Alger Centre 4-2
Goals from Fatamata Turay, Nadi Quadi and Musu Sengeh keep Mogbewmo Queens at the top of the table with a 3-0 win against Mena Queens.
Mariama Sumbu scored a hat-trick to inspire Ram K to a dominant 6-0 victory over Patricia Umu. The defending champions move 3 pts behind the leaders.
Gambia Women’s Division 1
Sarrah Jarju’s 4 goals, Ellen Gomez with a brace, and Mafanta Drammeh’s goal secured a resounding 7-0 win for Berewuleng against Fortune.
Top scorer — Fazila Ikwaput Most valuable player — Fazila Ikwaput Best goalkeeper — Panthoi Chanu
Fazila Ikwaput shone through the SAFF Women’s Club Championship leading East Bengal to the title in the first edition of the tournament. Ikwaput scored 9 goals in total including two in the final were East Bengal beat host nation club APF of Nepal 3-0 in the final.
Sanaa Mssoudy goal on the stroke of half time earned ASFAR a 1-0 win over UTS to move within 5pts of leaders WAC with 2 games in hand.
A brace from Bahri Ikram lead CF Akbou to a 3-0 win over AR Guelma. Afak and Kabylie play out a goalless draw, JF Khroub move to second thrashing RS Tismsselt 10-0.
Nadia Ramadan and Gladys Amfobea 🇬🇭 both struck twice as leaders Wadi Degla scored 5 in the second half to overcome NBE. Ramadan scoring the first two, Amfobea the third and fourth. FC Masar earned points via a walkover and Al Alhy defeated Ennpi 3-0
Senegal D1 Feminine in its second round saw Aigles Medina beat Kaolack 3-0 with goals from Rokhyatou Kande, Sadigatou Diallo and Dieneba Sane.
AS Bolonta lead the way in Guiné after three rounds as they overcame USFG 3-1.
Leaders Police WFC remain unbeaten as they defeated Muhazi 3-0, reigning champions Rayon remain three points behind with a 2-0 win over Indahangarwa.
Ulinzi earned a walkover 2-0 win against bottom club Kisumu.
Police Bullets responded from a midweek loss with a devastating performance thrashing leaders Trinity 8-0 with Puren Alukwe striking a hattrick. Goals from Martha Amunyolete and Georgina Mulati put Vihiga back in the title race with a 2-0 win over Gideon.
Leaders Green Buffaloes swept aside Nkwazi 5-0 with Agness Phiri scoring twice in a dominant display. Zesco Ndola remain on the heels defeating Kamfinsa 3-0 while in form Zanaco stay third edging Amazing Grace 2-1 with a Inonge Muyamwa 81st minute winner.
Silver Strikers moved to within a win of clinching the title in Malawi a brace from Deborah Henry securing a 2-0 win over Mighty Wanderers. Nyasa defeated Ascent 2-1 courtesy of a brace from Mary Chavinda.
The opening round in Gambia saw Greater Tomorrow v Berewuleng match postponed due to administrative issues for the host Greater Tomorrow. Red Scorpion opened their campaign thrashing Brikama 7-1.
Mogbewmo Queens remain top in Sierra Leone through 5 Rounds of play as goals from Kadiatu Kamara and Isatu Bangura lead them to a 2-1 win over FC Kallon. Patricia Umu continue a impressive run of form with a 5-1 thrashing of Rising Queens.
Top Girls edged Colombe 1-0 to remain 100 percent in Burundi after 5 games, Kazoza move to second 5pts behind defeating Maika 2-1.
USFA points came via a forfeit of the game by Esiz who struggle at the foot of the table. Douane remain second with a 1-0 win against Hirondelles.
Africans Abroad
China, Women’s Cup
Semi Final Results
Jiangsu 1-2 Guandong
Shanghai 1-2 Changchun
Sandrine Niyonkuru netted a late winner as Changchun come from a early defecit to defeat Shanghai to face Guandong in the final.
Al Nassr defeated Al Hilal 2-0 to win the Saudi Women’s Premier Challenge Cup with a excellent strike from Clara Luvanga and Ruth Kipoyi who was alert to a stray pass in the Al Hilal defence to double the advantage.
Türkiye WSL
Elizabeth Owusuaa 73 scored the equaliser for Hakkarigücü in a 1-1 draw with Çemeköy.
Melissa Sandrine Behinan 13 55 scored twice in Amed 6-1 win over Fatih Vatan, Nigeria’s Ugochi Cynthia Enenayo 65 also found the target.
Cyprus WSL
Ghana’s Suwaibatu Mohammed played 73 minutes for Omomia Nicosia in a 4-0 win over Olympiciacos Nicosia. Omonia are in third 6pts behind leaders Apollon and 3 behind second place Aris
Silver Strikers opened up a 7pt gap as they defeated second place Ascent Academy 2-0 Grace Kakangula and Deborah Henry scoring the goals. Mighty Wanderers move to third defeating Topik 2-0.
Ethio Electric march on at the top of the table with a 4-0 win over Yirga Chefe. CBE won by the same scoreline. Hawassa opened round 11 with a 1-0 win over Yirga Chefe.
Egypt 🇪🇬 Women’s Premier League
Amira Treeka struck a quadruple to keep Wadi Degla top in a 6-0 win over Ethad Baysoun
Al Alhy put on a demonstration in 5-0 win over Zamalek with Nadine Ghazi striking a double
Hasnath Ubamba fired home a hattrick as FC Masar defeated ZED FC 4-0 in the first of 8 games in December
NBE were held by Pyramids to a 2-2 draw.
Champions CF Akbou returned from a bye round in destructive form as they thrashed Batna 12-0. JF Khroub joined Relizane on 19pts defeating CEA Setif 1-0 courtesy of a goal from Chaimaa
Diana Banda scored a brace as Green Buffaloes maintained their 7 points advantage ahead of Zesco Ndola who had a double from Avell Chitundu in a 2-0 win over Luyando. Esther Mumbq 15 60 also scored twice as Green Eagles remain level points with Ndola Girls as they defeated Indeni Roses 2-1. Zanaco continues impressive form that started in the second part of last season moving up to fourth with a 3-0 win over National.
Goals from Rashida Nankya and Josephine Ndagire saw Makerere stun leaders Kawempe 2-0. She Corporate edged Olila in a 5 goal thriller Sandra Kisakye scoring a dramatic winner in additional time. Kampala could not take advantage of Kawempe’s slip as they were held to a 1-1 draw by Amus College, Catherine Nagadya scoring a 65th minute winner for the defending champions.
Champions Mamelodi finally got to celebrate 6 in a row as they put on a final game demonstration defeating TS Galaxy 4-0 with Munashe Mugrawa hitting a double before the champagne celebrations, receiving R2M approximately $120k prize money and the championship trophy.
Lucky Kikeh curled home the winner for Shaita Angels as they defeated World Girls 1-0 in a tense encounter the goal coming in the 69th minute. Determine Girls did not play as opponents Real Muja claimed they had no goalkeeper.
Only two games took place in Lesotho with players away on under 17 and under 20 national team duty. Lijabatho defeated LMPS 2-0 while Berea beat FC Stoko 1-0.
Another dramatic round in Kenya ended with Ulinzi Starlets defeating Police Bullets 1-0 as Sihiya Rasoha hit a 85th minute winner
Zetech Sparks were awarded 2goals and 3 points after the home team Bungoma Queens failed to produce a well equipped Ambulance for their league match.
Miriam Nelima struck twice to lift Trinity Starlets to the top of the table while Kayole move into second place with a 2-0 success against Vihiga Queens.
Braces from Ajegipina Zakaria and Linda Owusu Ansah lead Ampem to a 5-2 win over Prisons Ladies maintaining the top spot ahead of Savannah who defeated Fosu 3-1 with Faiza Abdul Rashid scoring twice.
In the South Section Linda Epo’s strike brought a end to Army’s 100 percent start as Hasaacas earned a important 1-0 victory. Jónína took advantage to move to the top of the section with Agnes Yeboah continuing excellent form scoring the match winner.
The clash of the top two saw Police and Rayon play out a 1-1 draw the former remaining 3pts clear at the top of the table. Indahangarwa piled on the Kigali misery as they ran out 3-2 winners. Kigali remains second bottom in a relegation spot through 8 rounds.
ASFAR displayed their CAF Women’s Champions League form to destruct WAC’s perfect start to the season in devastating fashion with a dominant 5-0 win. Sanaa Mssoudy took advantage of a goalkeeper error in the second minute and the reigning champions added further strikes from Mssoudy again, Zineb Redouani, Hanane Ait El Haj with Najat Badri finishing the rout. ASFAR has three games in hand on leaders WAC.
Two goals in first half stoppage time from Mariam Atiq and Samia Fikri lead second place FUS to a 3-1 win over ALAMFF.
Chaymaa Mourtaji hit a brace to continue UTS impressive season with a dominant 4-0 win over ITFF.
Comfort Yeboah hit a double leading USFA to a 3-0 win over Danta. Leaders Douane defeated ASAF 3-0 though USFAS have 1 game in hand.
Four games in Burundi saw reigning champions Top Girls defeat Kazoza 3-1 with Colombe taking second spot on goal differencial beating Abeza 2-1.
A goal from Angela Gbedjissi lead Cotonou to a 1-0 win over Sam Nelly. The reigning champions have lost two of their first three games to open the season. Dynamique top Poule A with a 3-0 win over UMSA while Aïnonvi were held to a 2-2 draw by Tambours.
Elite top Poule B with a 2-1 win over last season runner up Gamia.
The first SAFF Women’s Championship takes place in Kathmandu from December 5-20. Played in a league system before the top two face off on December 20 in the Grand Final. A exciting time for SAFF Women’s football and a very interesting tournament ahead as clubs invested to strengthen their teams for the tournament.
The winners will receive US$10,000 and the runners-up $5000.
It is stated that the Transmissions of the tournament would be on the following YouTube channel. Routine of Nepal Banda.
Karachi City signed up several stars to represent them in the tournament including Pakistan captain Maria Khan, Jordan legend Maysa Jbarah, New Zealand international Eve Barry and Tunisian star Samia Ouni.
Dominant champions in Pakistan in 2024 with a record of 114 goals in 7 games defeating Legacy 4-0 in the final.
They enter the tournament determined to make Pakistan proud it will be interesting to see if so many players can gel quickly and be a force in the tournament.
Karachi City defeated Karachi United by 2-0 goals to lift the winning trophy of the KPT Women’s Day Football Championship on 7th August 2025.
Transport of United came third in the 2025 Bhutan National Women’s Championship losing out on the title to RTC 48pts, Paro FC 48pts finishing in third spot with 42pts.
Scoring 122 goals in the winning 13 games, drawing 3, and losing only 2 conceding just 9.
Transport United drafted in Indian duo Anjana and Jeewanti.
Most recent line up in the season finale against RTC on October 8.
Nasrin Sports Academy arrive at SAFF as the reigning champions of Bangladesh.
However they have stars missing Sabina, Masura, Krishna in national team camp. Alpi Akter of the U-17 and U-20 national teams will play for Nasrin Academy. Therefore, another senior footballer, Sanjida Akhtar, who is outside the national team camp, has been given the captaincy of Nasrin.
Nasrin Sports Academy enter as the 2024 champions.
East Bengal the champions of India and likely tournament favourites recently edged out of the AFC Women’s Champions League Quarter Final on goal differencial but gained valuable experience and team spirit so soon to the tournament.
Winning their maiden title, and they did it in 14 matches, 12 wins and Only 1 loss the entire season lead by Fazila Ikwaput (Uganda) who struck 24 goals in the league with valuable input from fellow country women Resty Nanziri, Aminah Nababi and Amnah Nababi. Ghana’s Abena Anoma Opoku also adds pace in defence.
Sweety Devi Ngangbam captains the side other notable players include Panthoi Chanu Ashalata Devi, Soumya Guguloth and Sandhiya Ranganathan.
East Bengal line up in the recent AFC Women’s Champions League Group Stage against PFC Nasaf.
APF FC Women arrive at SAFF as Nepal’s dominant force, four straight league titles, and a unbeaten league season.
Puja Rana Magar previously linked with Bangladesh’s Nasrin Sports Academy decided to stay in Nepal and will represent APF FC in the tournament.
Meena Deuba, one of Nepal’s most dynamic forwards, joins APF FC from Nepal Police Club.
Bimala BK, formerly from Tribhuvan Army, strengthens APF’s defensive unit.
Geeta Rana, though currently on rest for the competition, has been included in the final squad, highlighting her leadership value within the team.
Nepal Police beat APF FC 1-0 to lift the title of LVD Jhapa women’s gold cup three weeks ago, with the following line up
In a round where defense mostly dominated Robo Queens lead by a brace from Kemi Adegbuyi thrashed Confluence 4-0. Rivers opened their campaign defeating Naija 1-0 Sharon Onwere striking in the 55th minute. Aisha Animashaun 25th minute effort earned the points for Remo Stars against Abia Angels. Edo Queens bounced back from a opening round loss to defeat Heartland 1-0 Atume Doosuur striking the winner. Nosifat Tijana hit a 87th minute winner for Osun Babes to defeat Ahudiyannem 1-0. Ekki and Adamawa played out a 1-1 draw as a unfortunate own goal by Favor Godwin in stoppage time earned the host a draw.
Afia Twumwaa 68 minute goal kept Army 100% at the top of the South Section overcoming Oak 1-0. Jónína edged Ladystrikers 1-0 moving onto 10pts with Agnes Azasi scoring the winner.
Ampem remain top in the North section easing to a 3-1 win over Kumasi. Northern City 3-0 win over Northern Ladies left the latter stranded at the bottom of the table.
ASEC resumed league action in style firstly defeating Sekala 5-1 then today in a rescheduled match hit 7 past Co Boni Achy with Ouedraogo Habibou firing doubles in both encounters. ASEC move to within 3pts of leaders Athletico D’Abijan who were out of league action as they played a friendly match against the WNT with Côte D’ivoire winning 3-1.
Only one game in Zambia in the international break saw Nkwazi beat Trident Queens 1-0.
Bottom placed Durban enjoyed a 1-0 win over TUT as the season winds down in South Africa.
FC Kallon beat Rising Queens 2-1 to remain top on goal differencial in Sierra Leone. Aminata Conteh and Abdul Waheed Wasila struck the goals.
Goals from Nadie Quadi 2 46, Fatmata Turay 17 and Saio Quraishi 69 lead Mogbewmo to a 4-0 success against Vem Buck.
Police remain perfect though seven rounds in Rwanda defeating APR 1-0. Rayon move to second with a 8-0 demolition of struggling AS Kigali.
World Girls dismantled Real Muja with a ruthless 12–0 victory over Real Muja lead bu Precious Daniel’s 6 goals along with Chidima Onwunka smashing in 5, Jessica Lomax added the twelfth. It rounds of a excellent few days for World Girls who had hit 6 past Tap Tap at the weekend to move into second spot on goal differencial.
Determine Girls followed their 3-1 weekend win over Small Town by defeating Tap Tap with a similar scoreline. Catherine Jatta hit a brace as Determine continue to lead the table
Lucy Kikeh hit the winner as Shaita defeated Kneeling Warriors 1-0.
LDF Ladies remain top in Lesotho as they played out a goalless draw with reigning champions K4L who sit in second 2pts behind.
Police Bullets remain top despite two weeks without playing as Zetech and Trinity drew 1-1.
Kawempe Muslim eased to a 3-0 win over Asubo to open a 5pt gap, ahead of She Corporate who stunned defending champions Kampala 3-2 in a five goal thriller with Jesca Namanda firing home a treble. The defeat leaves Kampala 8pts adrift.
Defending champions Top Girls demolished Abeza 10-0 in round 2 of the season.
Sam Nelly responded to a opening match defeat by defeating Asaba 2-0. Aïnonvi defeated Cotonou 2-0 to move onto 6pts after 2 games
Douane took advantage of USFA being out of league action to go to the top edging Lionne 1-0.
Affak Relizane defeated US Biskra 2-0 to go to the top ahead of CF Akbou who had a free round. Khroub beat Constantine 2-0 to remain 3rd.
Nineteen teams embark on the mission for super 6 glory in a bid to dethrone Bayelsa Queens.
In a intriguing opening match the reigning champions face another contender Edo Queens who in the off season have invested strongly in a bid to retain the title they won in 2024.
Group A will feature 9 teams after Castmog were demoted with registration and licensing non compliance therefore 2 other teams will be relegated from this group.
Group B featuring 10 teams 3 teams will be relegated as the league returns to 16 teams in the 2026-27 season.
The top 3 in each group will play the Super 6 championship
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