Noelle Amutuata strike 6 minutes from time earned Vihiga Queens a cup final spot as they defeated Bungoma 2-1 in the Semi Final
Kibera Soccer eliminated league champions Police Bullets 2-0 with goals from Maximila Robi and Faith Mboya.
Amus College held off Uganda Martyrs comeback attempt a 38th minute strike from Nabwoba Eunice sealed their spot in the final.
Kawempe Muslim came back to end a brave challenge from St Noa, second half strikes from Jovia Nakagolo and Agnes Nabukenya led Kawempe to a 3-1 aggregate victory
Ebolowa head to the final round in control of the title Bernadette Meyegue strike ensures Ebolowa head to the final round a point clear of Lekie, Ebolowa face Vision in the final match round while Lekie who will need to win and hope Ebolowa drop points to snatch the title.
TS Galaxy cut the gap to 5 pts as Leandra Smeda struck twice in a 3-0 win over City Lads.
Mamelodi game v Royal AM did not go ahead it appears Sundowns arrived late for the game
Robyn Moodaly and a stoppage time effort from Amanda Mthandi earned JVW a 2-0 win over Ezemvelo moving into third spot
Goals from Kouanda Salamata 17′ 19′ Kietega Linda 81′ and Comfort Yeboah 86′ give USFAS a 4-0 win over Esiz to remain on course for the title in the final match round. Etincelles disposed of Djelgodji 6-0.
Gabarone United swept aside Orapa with a dominant 5-0 performance to retain the title in Botswana.
Gabarone 5-0 Orapa United
Gaonyadiwe Ontlametse x3
Nancy Baeletsi x2
𝗣𝗟𝗔𝗬𝗘𝗥 𝗢𝗙 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗧𝗢𝗨𝗥𝗡𝗔𝗠𝗘𝗡𝗧
Lesego Radiakanyo delivered a super show at the DTCB Tournament with 3 goals, 7 assists in just 2 games.
𝗧𝗢𝗣 𝗚𝗢𝗔𝗟 𝗦𝗖𝗢𝗥𝗘𝗥
Gaonyadiwe Ontlametse produced a stunning show at the DTCB Tournament with 9 goals in just 2 games to claim the Top Goal Scorer award.
TP Mazembe (title holder)
CAF Women’s Champions League team’s qualified for regional qualifying pending license.
Cosafa Women’s Qualifying Clube de Desportos da Costa do Sol Mamelodi Herental Queens Rayon Zesco Ndola Girls Ntopwa Kick 4 Life Beauties FC Gabarone United
WAFU A Determine Girls Aigles Medina
WAFU B ASKO ASEC Bayelsa Queens Police FC Sam Nelly FC
Cecafa Top Girls Academy CBE Kampala Queens JKT Queens Kenya Police Bullets Yei Joint Stars
Ivis Ubarte scored a excellent individual effort in the 54th minute as FC Chorrillo defeated Santa Fe in the Gran Final of the Panama women’s championship. Ubarte’s dazzling run before firing past Yenith Bailey.
FC Chorrillo will face Santa Fe on May 28 to decide Panama’s representation in the 2025-26 Concacaf Women’s Champions Cup.
El Salvador 🇸🇻 Women’s Championship
Alianza won the championship final defeating Municipal Limeño 3-1, Génesis Carpio scored a equaliser and a brace by Paola Calderón led Alianza to a 10th crown.
Draw for the Concacaf Women’s Champions League 2025-26 will take place on June 3, at 8pm
Canada (1): Vancouver Rise Academy
Costa Rica 🇨🇷 (1): LD Alajuelense
El Salvador 🇸🇻 (1): Alianza Women
Mexico 🇲🇽 (3): CF Monterrey Femenil, CF PachucaFemenil, Club America Femenil
Panama 🇵🇦 (1): Chorrillo FC/Santa Fe
United States 🇺🇸 (3): NJ/NY Gotham FC, Orlando Pride, Washington Spirit
Match Calendar
Group Stage Week 1: August 19-21, 2025 Group Stage Week 2: September 2-4, 2025 Group Stage Week 3: September 16-18, 2025 Group Stage Week 4: September 30-October 2, 2025 Group Stage Week 5: October 14-16, 2025
At the conclusion of Group Stage play, the top two clubs from each group will progress to the Semifinals of a final four centralized event. The event will include Semifinals, Third Place Match, and Final.
Namibia FNB Women’s Champions for a 13th time Beauties FC
45-year old Stella Williams is still going strong and playing 90 mins every game in the Namibia Women Super League, playing a key role as Beauties FC clinched the title with one game to spare after defeating Windhoek City FC 1-0.
Kenya Police Bullets FKF WPL champions 2024-2025 retaining the title with a 4-0 win over Trinity Starlets in a thrilling season edging Ulinzi on the final day
Police Bullets Rebecca Okwaro clinched the FKF Women’s Premier League Golden Boot scoring 17 goals.
Goals from Flora Kameni and Berthe Abega lead Ebolowa to a 2-1 win over DJA to remain a point clear of Lekie who dismissed Awa 5-1 thanks to a brace from league leading scorer Tiwa Lys Fraîche the starlet continuing her great form. Yolande Zoua, Raissa Nnanga and Machia Farida also struck goals.
With Kampala already crowned champions the focus in the final two rounds turns to the relegation zone, we’re Tooro took a point off Kampala in a scoreless draw and Olila held Makerere.
Sousse clinched the title in Tunisia defeating Sidi Bouzid 5-0. Tunisia will host the UNAF CAF Women’s Champions League qualifying later in the year. Sousse will face ASFAR, CF Akbou and FC Masar in the tournament.
Berewuleng returned to action and ran out 5-0 winners over Koita to return to the top of the standings in Gambia.
Chapungu suffered there first loss of the season as they fell 2-1 to Correctional Queens. Platinum defeated Cranborne 2-1 and Herentals beat Highlanders 4-0 to create a three way tie at the top of the table each with 18pts
The league’s top two clashed in the Semi Final of the Cup with USFA running out winners after a pénalty shoot out, following a 2-2 draw. USFA will face NAS in the final who defeated Wend Raabo 2-1.
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Mamelodi stepped up in the second half Rabale’s brace leading them to a 4-0 win and remain 8 pts clear of TS Galaxy in second. TS Galaxy defeated Ezemvelo 3-1 with a brace from Smeda.
Poule A champion Sam Nelly rounded off the regular season with a 0-0 draw with CEFoS.
AS Gamia defeated Léopards OM in the final match round of Poule B to earn a spot in the final against Sam Nelly.
Egypt 🇪🇬 Women’s Cup 🏆
Final
Wadi Degla 0-1 Al Alhy
Ashrakat Adel’s goal in extra time earned Al Alhy the Egypt Women’s Cup breaking clear to slide the ball under the keeper to break the deadlock in the 106th minute. It was a tense duel Wadi Degla having the better of the first half but Al Alhy grew into the game of which both defences dominated before Al Alhy found the perfect through ball at the opening of the second period of Extra Time to earn their first major trophy.
Twenty champions in Africa in 2025 so far
WAFU A Women’s Championship continues with Mali and Senegal leading their respective groups being in dominating form, Oumou Kone bagging a hattrick in Mali’s 4-1 win over Guiné-Bissau while Hapsatou Diallo and Ndèye Awa Casset struck braces in Senegal’s 6-0 win over Gambia.
Mauritania scored it’s first goal in 6 years from the same player who scored the last one in 2019, Tacko Diabira to earn a point against Liberia.
Wuhan were crowned AFC Women’s Champions in a dramatic that went to a tense penalty shoot out. 18 ‘715 attended the final a fanatic Wuhan crowd.
After a first half were chances were limited Wang Shuang’s distance shot excellently tipped over the bar one of few created opportunities.
The second half continued in the same vain until Shelby McMahon sublime header from a superb centre from a set peice taken by Leticia McKenna opened the scoring. Wuhan pressed but Bryleeh Henry thought she had clinched the title with a cooly taken finish on the break, only to be cancelled out by VAR, for a foul in the build up winning possession. Two minutes Wang Shuang struck a dramatic 90+8 minute penalty following a needless handball by Mariana Speckmaier.
Neither could manage a extra time winner as the tie went to penalties Chen Chen emerging the heroine as she saved Melbourne City’s last two penalties from Rebekah Stott and Bryleeh Henry.
Shelby McMahon heads home to put Melbourne City ahead.
Mariana Speckmaier handballs deep into stoppage time
Wang Shuang converts 90+8 minute penalty.
Chen Chen the MVP
Chen Chen saves Bryleeh Henry’s penalty to win the AFC
Bolivia Women’s International football legend Maité Zamorano a great individual talent is suffering from severe kidney issues as her club where she is coach Deportivo Ita are assisting ín money raising events so she can receive the necessary treatment.
MAITE ZAMORANO, THE FORMER NATIONAL TEAM’S TOP SCORER, IS IN VERY POOR HEALTH, AND MARCELO MARTINS COMMITTED TO HELP HER
The best Bolivian soccer player in history isn’t doing well. Maitte Zamorano suffers from serious kidney problems, and the only solution to improve her health and prevent her life from being in danger is a kidney transplant, an option the former striker and current coach is also convinced of.
“I have to undergo dialysis for my chronic kidney problem. And the truth is, I feel very weak now. I’ve never been in this situation before,” says Zamorano, visibly emaciated and several pounds lighter. She had previously had health problems due to her kidneys, but with treatment, she had returned to her normal life. Upon learning of the difficult time Zamorano is going through, the “flecheiro” (arrow) said he will help her through this difficult time for Maite.
Our beloved Maitte Zamorano Oficial, eternal captain of the Bolivian Women’s National Team, ambassador of CONMEBOL Femenina, top scorer on two occasions in the CONMEBOL Libertadores, and current Technical Director of Club Deportivo ITA, is battling chronic kidney failure.
That’s why, at Club Deportivo ITA, with all our hearts in our hearts, we’re organizing a grand raffle and charity fair to raise funds and help our warrior win this match of her life. This activity will take place on Sunday, June 1st, at the Bolivian Engineers’ Society (C. Mocapini # 402, Urbarí Neighborhood, Santa Cruz), starting at 11:00 a.m.
⚠️ Today more than ever, Maitte Zamorano needs all of us! ⚠️
We invite you to join us with your support, whether it’s with a donation, sponsorship, logistical assistance, or simply by sharing this post. Every gesture counts!
The first round of the UWCL 2025-26 UWCL is almost complete with only titles in North Macedonia and Montenegro to be confirmed.
Round 1
Poland Katowice Q Croatia Agram Q Lithuania Gintra Q Ireland Athlone Q Kosovo Mitrovica Q Turkey Fomget Q Greece AEK Q Israel Kiryat Gat Q Georgia Lanchkhuti Q (Montenegro Buducnost leaders) Slovakia Myjava Q Bulgaria NSA Q Luxembourg Racing Q Wales Cardiff City Q Estonia FC Flora Q N Ireland Cliftonville Q Latvia Riga FC Q Malta Swieqi Q Moldova Agarista Q (N Macedonia Ljuboten leaders) Faroes NSI Q Armenia Pyunik Q Azerbaijan – Neftchi Q
Vllaznia defeated Partizani 2-0 to win the championship in Albania for a 12th time. Second half goals from Bajraktarit and Megi Doçi being the difference in the match. Vllaznia will compete in the 2025-26 UWCL while Partizani qualified for the 2025-26 UEFA Women’s Europa Cup.
Agram sealed the title in Croatia with a 3-0 win over Hajduk Split their first ever title.
Hibernians sealed their first title since 2006-07 season with a dramatic 1-0 over title chasing Rangers at a tense Ibrox Stadium. well taken goal from Linzi Taylor on 74 minutes being the championship clinching goal. Glasgow City finished second in the standings defeating Hearts 2-0. Both qualify for the 2025-26 UWCL with Rangers missing out on the final day of the season.
Young Boys were crowned champions of Switzerland in a dramatic final going to a tense penalty shoot out.
Twente Vrouwen’s dramatic comeback with Jaimy Ravensbergen hattrick to clinch the title on a tense final day of the Eredivisie Vrouwen. PSV finished second being held to a 2-2 draw with Feyenoord. Twente and PSV will play UWCL in 2025-26, while Ajax will compete in the Europa Cup
Twente celebrate a 10th title
Racing Lëtzebuerg champion for a 5th successive time crushing Ell 8-0 to clinch the title on the last day of the season.
Leuven 2-0 Anderlecht Eurlings 15 De Cuester 87
Leuven finally ended Anderlecht dominance with a super performance to defeat them 2-0 to win the title, Anderlecht winning the last 7 editions. OHL will compete in the 2025-26 UWCL while Anderlecht will play in the UEFA Women’s Europa Cup.
Slavia Praha became champions with a stunning dominating performance, defeating rivals Sparta with a Svitkova treble leading the way
Lyon champions for a 18th time, with a Melchie Dumornay strike on half time breaking PSG resistance, a gallant effort before Diani’s deflected shot off Dudek sealing the game. Renard adding a late penalty to round of another title winning night.
Final
Lyon 3-0 PSG Dumornay 45+2 Dudek og 80 Renard 90+4
Bulgaria Women’s Championship
Stara Zagora 2-1 Sportika
Congratulations to NSA who retained the title in Bulgaria after nearest challenger Sportika lost to Lokomotiva Stara Zagora.
NSA went onto celebrate in goal tastic style rattling up 18 unanswered goals in there demolition of Enko
Ukraine Women’s Championship
Congratulations to Vorskla who clinched the championship with a 2-0 win over Shakhtar.
Metalist finish second with a 5-0 win and return to the UWCL next season.
Kolos 3rd finish with a 2-0 win and Qualify for the Europa Cup
Vorskla 2-0 Shakhtar Kravchuk 4 Kalinina 33
Chelsea secured a 4th FA Cup title in 5 years defeating Man Utd 3-0, Sandy Baltimore starring scoring a brace.
Taça de Portugal 🇵🇹 Femenina
Torreense won a dramatic Taça de Portugal Femenina Firstly equaling through Janina Weimer deep into stoppage time after prolonged pressure took its toll on the SL Benfica defense. With the final seemingly heading to penalties Salóme Prat pounced to score a dramatic late extra time winner
Final
Torreense 2-1′ SL Benfica Weimer 90+6 Prat 120′
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Juventus dominated Roma cruising to a 4-0 win as Cristiana Girelli struck a brace.
Fortuna Hjørring clinched the double in Denmark winning the Cup Final defeating Nordsjælland 1-0 courtesy of a Risako Watanabe goal in the 115th minute in front of 1,643 spectators.
In the Championships remaining to be clinched Ljuboten remained 5 pts clear in North Macedonia as they beat Skopje 4-2. Tiverija beat Kamenica Sasa 3-1 to stay in the race but only two rounds remain.
Buducnost are 6pts clear in Montenegro however Breznica have 3 games in hand and the pair clash on June 7th.
Champions Rayon ended the regular season with a 2-2 draw with Bugesera. Indahangarwa finish second beating Fatima 1-0, Kigali finish the podium ending their season with a 1-1 draw with Inyamera.
Rayon presented with the championship trophy after the final round
BH Bank move to the top of the table in Tunisia defeating Tunisia Sport 3-0, however Sousse who did not play have two games in hand.
JKT Queens remain on course to clinch the title in Tanzania amid chaos as Fountain Gate quit the game at half time in protest of referees decisions. JKT lead 3-0. Simba Queens remain level points as they edged Bunda 3-2 in a 5 goal thriller. Yanga will complete the podium Jannie Mukandaisenga striking a hattrick in a 3-1 win over Gets Program. The final round of the season is on May 20.
Bayelsa Queens emerged champions of a enthralling Super 6 tournament with Vera Samuel firing a hattrick to clinch the title snatching from Nasarawa who were held by Edo Queens to a goalless draw in the final match round
Bayelsa Queens regain the title in Nigeria
Victoria Teye Williams clinched Police Ladies first Championship title in a hard fought encounter in tough circumstances as they beat Ampem Darkoa 2-0, Jane Ayieyam opened the scoring with a excellent free kick.
Earlier a equally dramatic Cup Final was played as relegated Faith Ladies beat Jónína 2-1 after Extra time in a delayed match due to heavy rain before the extra time began. Erica Obeng Apreku was the heroine of the game scoring twice.
Faith Ladies lift the Ghana Women’s FA Cup.
Aigles Medina clinched the title in unfortunate fashion as USPA forfeited the game to see Aigles retain the title in Senegal.
Champions Top Girls Academy missed out on a 100% record in the final game as they were held by a determined Buja Queens 1-1.
Chapungu move to the top of the table with a 18-0 demolition of Red Buffalo. Champions Herentals beat Harare 3-0 to move onto 15 pts. Black Rhinos were held by Highlanders to a 1-1 draw.
Kampala Queens clinched the title in Uganda 🇺🇬 despite falling to a 2-1 loss to second place Kawempe Muslim for whom Agnes Nabukenya scored a brace. Kampala claim the title by virtue of the head to head results therefore dethroning Kawempe last years champions.
Goals from Élodie and Leslie earned USFA a 2-0 win over RCB to remain in control of the title race. Etincelles kept themselves in contention with a 5-1 win over Esiz.
ASFAR clinched a 12th Coupe du Trône Feminin title desposing WAC 3-1 in a final they mostly dominated. Safa Banouk clinched the game rounding off a excellent team move firing home in the 56th minute.
Braces from Melinda Kgadiete and Boitumelo Rabale set Mamelodi to a 6-0 succes over Richmond maintaining there 7 pt advantage. TUT defeated Ezemvelo 3-1 with Mamokgaase Senyatsi striking twice. Leandra Smeda scored the only goal of the game as TS Galaxy beat Cape Town 1-0 in the 48th minute.
Champions AS GNN already cruise in the league with another heavy victory that sees the record improve to a goal differencial of 76-1 after 7 rounds.
Gify scorer the only goal of the game in the second half to earn Wadi Degla a Cup Final spot where they will face Al Alhy who beat league champions FC Masar 4-1 on penalties as they aim for their first major title.
Amazone and USFAS remain in control of the groups each recording easy victories Amazone running out 6-0 winners over Entente while USFA beat Tigresse 4-0.
Ouedraogo Habibou finished the season In Côte D’ivoire as leading scorer with 39 goals for champions ASEC Mimosas.
Beauties FC remain on course for the title in Namibia and are 6 points clear with 3 games remaining rounding of the weekend with a 2-1 win over Namib Daughter’s
CF Akbou ended the campaign ensuring a 100% record with a 16-0 demolition of ASE Bejaia.
CF Akbou receive the championship trophy retaining the title in grand style
Sam Nelly became the first to advance to the Finales stage beating Espoir 1-0. In Poule B Léopards defeated FAL 1-0 to remain a point clear of Gamia who edged AS Leaders 2-1
With two games in Gambia TMT moved to the top of the table with a 0-0 draw with Koita
CAF Women’s Under 20 WWC Qualifying
Rwanda advanced after holding off Zimbabwe in a goalless draw to face Nigeria in the second round.
South Sudan swept aside Djibouti with a rousing opening spell that saw 5 goals in 19 minutes as they went on to defeat Djibouti 8-0 and 13-0 on aggregate.
Letícia Chinyamula struck just after the interval to seal Malawi’s passage to the Second Round holding off a excellent Central African Republic effort in a 1-1 draw, Malawi advancing 4-2 on aggregate.
A excellent finish from Ranim Ajroud in the 12th minute give Tunisia a 1-0 win over Togo to advance 2-1 on aggregate to face Ghana in the second qualifying round in September.
A very strong first half display saw Côte D’ivoire power to a 4-0 half time advantage eventually defeating Gambia 5-0 with a 6-0 aggregate victory. Côte D’ivoire will play Morocco in the second Qualifying round.
Zambia retained the Cosafa Women’s Under 17 Championship title in great style with a dominant first half that saw excellent goals from Ruth Mukoma, Natasha Kasema and Gift Mazimba as they overcame Malawi 3-0 to líft the trophy for a second consecutive time.
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