Lokomotiv Stara Zagora clinched a historic title in Bulgaria as they defeated Etar 5-0 to end NSA Sofia 17 year run.  Kristina Karaivanova eased the nerves with a 15th minute opening goal and Nina Georgieva added a second on 18 minutes before Maria Baska 45 consolidated the lead at the interval.  Lokomotiv cruised through the second half  with Gabriela Naidenov 75 and Joana Staňková 87 completing the scoring

Catalina Usme’s brace lead America de Cali to the championship title in front of a record 38,800 record attendance as they defeated Deportivo Cali 3-1 on the night to win a spectacular final 4-3 on aggregate.  Usme opened the scoring in the 7th minute, Ingrid Vidal doubled the advantage on 15 minutes in a hectic final.   Linda Caicedo levelled the tie on 46 minutes before Usme cooly struck home a penalty in the 70th minute,  to regain the advantage 4-3 on aggregate.

Twente and Ajax played out a seven goal thriller on the Netherlands Eredivisie Cup as the Enchede outfit came out victors 4-3, Romee Leuchter opened the scoring for Ajax in the 18th minute, a sublime effort from Anna Lena Stolze levelled proceedings. Marisa Olislagers gave Twente the lead in the 53rd minute as Ajax keeper mishandled a in swinging corner as the ball dropped just over the line, two minutes later Stolze completed her brace to make the score 3-1. Romee Leuchter brought Ajax back into the game on 66 minutes before Renate Jansen burst clear calmly lobbing the advancing keeper to restore Twente ‘s two goal lead. Tiny Hoekstra’ s superb strike on 89 minutes give Ajax late hope but Twente held out for their second trophy of the season.

Turkcell 🇹🇷 Women’s Championship

The Championship Final is set for June 12
Alg Spor v Karagumruk

Alg Spor eased past Besiktas with goals from Topcu and a close range effort from Mariem Houij to win 2-1 on the day and 4-1 on aggregate

Karagumruk held off a late surge by Fenerbache to clinch their spot in the championship final with a 2-2 draw Winning 3-2 on aggregate

The Final on June 12 will be live on TRT Spor

Tanzania claimed the final spot in the Fifa Women’s Under 17 World Cup in India defeating Cameroun 1-0 with Neema Paul scoring the only goal of the game in the 50th minute sealing a 5-1 aggregate victory

In Brasil a Duda Santos double gave leaders Palmeiras a 2-0 victory in a heated derby over Corinthians. Flamengo earned a late victory at São José as Duda scored a 89th minute winner. Santos defeated Esmac in a 8 goal thriller 5-3 with Cristiane scoring a brace to remain the leading scorer in the league with 11 goals. Internacional claimed the points in the Grenal with a 2-1 victory over Gremio, Duda and Lele with first half strikes for Inter with Cassia bringing the hosts back into the game in the 70th minute. Dani Venturini struck on 47 minutes to give Avai Kindermann a 1-0 win over Ferroviaria, São Paulo easily disposed of Cresspom 3-1 and a Sassa strike on 25 minutes earned Real Brasília the points over Cruzeiro.

Results

CAF Women’s Under 17 Qualifying 4th round 2nd leg

Morocco 🇲🇦 qualify for the Fifa Women’s Under 17 World Cup in India 🇮🇳 defeating Ghana 🇬🇭 2-0 in a controversial second leg. Ghana lost four players before the game who tested positive for Covid, they exhibited video of sitting outside their changing room at half time claiming chemicals spray inside. Morocco took the lead on 15 minutes through Fatima El Ghazouani, Samya Mansaoui levelled the tie on 46 minutes in a hostile atmosphere no further scoring could be made and the tie went to the dreaded penalties with Morocco prevailing.

Morocco 🇲🇦 Win on penalties to qualify for the Fifa Women’s Under 17 World Cup FT 2-0 (4×2 pen)
Fatima El Ghazouani 15
Samya Mansaoui 46

UPDATED: 2022 CAF Women’s Champions League qualifying tournaments hosts.

UNAF Morocco

ASFAR (Morocco), AFFAK Relizane (Algeria), BH Bank (Tunisia) and Wadi Degla (Egypt) all qualified winning their respective championships this year.

CECAFA – Tanzania

Teams Qualified so far AS Kigali (Rwanda) Simba Queens (Tanzania) She Corporate (Uganda) Vihiga Queens (Kenya – participation in doubt due to Fifa ban on Kenya FA).

WAFU A – Liberia

Teams Qualified so far, Determine Girls (Liberia)

WAFU B – Cote d’Ivoire;

August 13-27

Teams Qualified Bayelsa Queens (Nigeria) Ampem Darkoa (Ghana) USFA (Burkina Faso) L’Africa Sport (Côte D’Ivoire)

UNIFFAC

To be determined it is likely to play home and away ties as in 2021

Teams Qualified so far CEFUS FC (Chad) nominated by the association. Awa (Cameroun last seasons champions.

COSAFA – South Africa

LDF Ladies (Lesotho), Green Buffaloes (Zambia), Mamelodi Sundowns (South Africa) Blantyre Zero (Malawi)

Botswana Women’s Football Championship Tournament

June 10-12, The winners will represent Botswana

Phikwe – Granada Ladies
Boteti – Orapa All Stars
Central North – Green Lovers Ladies
Nhabe – Cubs Sporting Club
Kweneng – Mexican Girls
Gaborone – Double Action
Kgatleng – Royal Fighters
Frafa – Francistown Utd

All participants will be updated in due course when confirmed.

Olímpia Cluj retained the title in Romania as they defeated Timisoara 1-0 on the final day of the league season. Carolina Tabur scored the only goal of the game in the 19th minute. It is Clujs 11th consecutive championship in Romania.

Barcelona defeated a stubborn Sporting 6-1 to win the Copa de la Reina. A own goal from Dolan and a Mapi Leon effort saw the favourites 2-0 ahead at the interval, however Sporting struck back Castello 62nd minute effort halved the deficit before Crnogorcevic struck in the 72nd minute heading home from a in swinging corner. Barcelona took control with three further goals in the last 10 minutes, Pina, Leike Martens and Alexia rounding of Barcelona’s season in style.

Fenna Kalma scored a double as Twente eased to the Eredivisie Cup final defeating Den Haag 2-0 on the day 8-1 on aggregate. In the second semi final Ajax brushed aside PSV 3-0 to gain a 5-0 aggregate victory. The final will be on June 5th.

Linköpings moved to the top of Damallsvenskan, recording a 4-0 victory over AIK, a double from Therese Simonssen , Momiki and Alva Selerud were the scorers in the rout. BK Häcken were frustrated by Djugårdens in a scoreless draw. Hammarby recored a impressive 5-1 victory and Vittsjö moved to 4th in the Rosengård has the opportunity to regain leadership in the division tomorrow when they face Piteå.

Celtic won a thrilling Scottish Cup final 3-2 in extra time despite being a player short after Jodie Bartle was sent off in the 39th minute adjudged to be the last defender. Shen Mengyu fired Celtic ahead in the 19th minute a excellent finish beating the keeper at the near post. Jenna Clark equalised five minutes later before Charlie Wellings restored Celtics lead from the penalty spot in the 36th minute. Then came Bartles dismissal and Lauren Davidson levelling matters for a second time as she converted her penalty opportunity. The game drifted in the second half with Charlie Wellings missing a opportunity to claim regular time victory. In extra time Isibeal Atkinson fired low into the corner to the exctasy of the Celtic following finishing a sweeping Celtic move in the 113th minute. Glasgow could not create a opportunity as Celtic held out for the remainder of the game to clinch their second cup of the season having won the Scottish league Cup.

SFK 2000 beat Fortuna 2-0 on the road to retain their title in Bosnia. Goals from Krajnić 38 and Milinković 73 sealed the championship for the 19th time.

Lyon regained the championship in France courtesy of a Catarina Macario goal in the third minute to defeat arch rivals PSG 1-0 to claim their 15th title. As usual it was a hard fought contest with Sakina Karchaoui coming closest for a Parisienne equaliser striking the crossbar part way through the second half. On the back of regaining the Uefa Women’s Champions League last weekend Lyons defence was as stubborn giving PSG very few clear opportunities.

In Brasil Palmeiras retain top spot cruising past São José with a resounding 5-0 victory, Duda Santos starting the rout in the 9th minute. Carol Rodrigues struck the second on 34 minutes before Bia Zaneratto added a penalty four minutes later, Byanca Brasil excellent finish in the 60th minute and Sochor in the 89th minute completed the scoring. Corinthians opened the weekend action disposing of Avai Kindermann 4-0. Adriana’s early goal was followed by a sweeping move that saw Gabi Portilho double the lead. Diany struck a fantastic freekick in the 42nd minute and Tarciane tapped a close range effort in the 76th minute. Internacional came from behind to defeat Real Brasília 2-1 as Duda scored a dramatic late 88th minute winner. Lowly Red Bull and Esmac played out a 1-1 draw as they both face the difficult task of avoiding Relegation to A2. Flamengo defeated Gremio 2-0 Maria Alves in excellent form scoring the opening goal in the seventh minute and setting up the second for Leidiane. A 10th minute goal from Laryh was enough to give Ferroviaria victory over Santos in the final match of Sunday’s action. São Paulo host Atlético MG tomorrow in the last match of round 10.

In Benin the championship final is set for June 11 as both Aïnonvi and Espoir won thrilling penalty shoot outs, Aïnonvi surprising regular season Group B winners Dynamique after a 2-2 draw in regulation time, Espoir defeated a valiant Léopards also following a 2-2 draw. Both gained 4-2 penalty shoot out victories.

Lokomotiva Stará Zagora remained on course to win the championship in Bulgaria they recorded a 6-0 victory over Sevlievo. Defending champions NSA won 5-1 at Puldin to remaining.

San Diego remains top of NWSL despite suffering a 1-0 defeat by OL Reign courtesy of a Rose Lavelle header in the 75th minute. A trademark Rachel Daly run earned Houston a 1-1 draw with North Carolina. Ifeoma’s Onumonu’s 57th minute effort earned Gotham a 1-0 victory over Angel City despite a frantic effort for a equaliser from the Los Angeles outfit a Christen Press effort hitting the woodwork as the visitors held out for the points.

Results

Puerto Rico Sol defeated Caribbean Stars 2-0, Hannah Scafaria and Jourdan Ziff scoring the goals as the Sol won its 44th consecutive game in Liga PR Femenino. In that time they have scored 306 goals conceeding just 7.

Nwsl 🇺🇸

27/05 7pm ET
Orlando v Washington
CBSSN
https://www.twitch.tv/nwslofficial3

29/05 8pm ET
Chicago v Portland
https://www.twitch.tv/nwslofficial

29/05 3pm ET
Reign v San Diego
Paramount +
https://www.twitch.tv/nwslofficial2

29/05 7pm ET
Houston v N Carolina
Paramount +
https://www.twitch.tv/nwslofficial4

29/05 8pm ET
LA v Gotham
https://www.twitch.tv/nwslofficial2
Paramount +
Rádio-Canada

30/05 3pm ET
Kansas v Louisville
Paramount +
https://www.twitch.tv/nwslofficial2

Women’s National league Ireland 🇮🇪

May 28 12hr
Cork v Shelbourne
https://www.loitv.ie/en-int/playerpage/1362924

May 28 16hr
DLR Waves v Galway
https://www.loitv.ie/en-int/playerpage/1362940

May 28 17hr
Treaty v Sligo
https://www.loitv.ie/en-int/playerpage/1362931

May 28 18hr
Bohemians v Peamount
https://www.loitv.ie/en-int/playerpage/1362907

May 28 18h30
Wexford v Athlone
https://www.loitv.ie/en-int/playerpage/1362916

Axa Women’s Super League

Semi Final 2nd leg

May 28 20hr
Servette v Basel
Agg 0x2
https://www.football.ch/axa-womens-super-league/awsl-play/telegramm.aspx/tg-3666576/

Zürich v Grasshopper
Agg 1×0
RTS 2 SRF 2 🇨🇭
RTS sport

#CampeonatoYPF 🇦🇷

28/05 11hr
Gimnasia v El Porvenir
https://youtu.be/uL9TEiUIuF8

28/05 13hr
Estudiantes BA v Rosário
https://youtu.be/X1SWaO60QN4

28/05 15hr
River v San Lorenzo
https://youtu.be/5qw94s8A8Jw

29/05 11hr
Comunicaciones v Defensores
https://youtu.be/A86pAHPrlTo

29/05 15hr
Independiente v UAI Urquiza
https://youtu.be/AxIui21x7RQ

29/05 15h30
Platense v Boca
https://youtu.be/_vlPsxm_9N8

30/05 11hr
Villa San Carlos v SAT
https://youtu.be/tGn_-Mx24ZQ

30/05 15hr
Lanus v Racing
https://youtu.be/GlUEUE-XZbU

31/05 15hr
Excursionistas v Deportivo

Brasileiro Feminino 2022 🇧🇷 rodada 10

Times Brasília

28/05 14hr
Corinthians x Avai Kindermann
Band

05/28 15hr
Internacional x Real Brasília
https://elevensports.com/en/view/event/cl2b6twaa0efg0jeosrxzsfe6?utm_campaign=fe_event_page&utm_content=Internacional%20vs%20Real%20Bras%C3%ADlia&utm_medium=social&utm_source=linkcopy

05/28 15hr
Red Bull x Esmac
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05/29 11hr
Flamengo x Gremio
Spor tv 🇧🇷 🇵🇹

05/29 14hr
Palmeiras x São José
https://elevensports.com/en/view/event/cl2b6sv80yjwe0jbfp08yc99x?utm_campaign=fe_event_page&utm_content=Palmeiras%20vs%20S%C3%A3o%20Jos%C3%A9-SP&utm_medium=social&utm_source=linkcopy

05/29 15hr
Cruzeiro x Cresspom
https://elevensports.com/en/view/event/cl2b70aqk0em70jeo26i9uxg3?utm_campaign=fe_event_page&utm_content=Cruzeiro%20vs%20Cresspom&utm_medium=social&utm_source=linkcopy

05/29 18hr
Ferroviaria x Santos
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05/30 17h30
São Paulo x Atlético MG
Spor tv 🇧🇷 🇵🇹

Liga Femina Romania

May 29 12hr UTC

Olympia Cluj v Timisoara https://www.facebook.com/events/7462625697140855/

Liga BPI 🇵🇹

Play Off 1st Round 1st leg
May 28 16hr
Racing Power v Condeixa
https://youtu.be/3N51jsvZDcY

May 28 16hr
Rio Avenue v Ouriense
https://youtu.be/d5sC2O0zNaY

May 29 16hr
CF Benfica v Gil Vincente
https://youtu.be/eJd6mdqOYTY

May 29 16hr
Varzim v Estoril
https://youtu.be/EQfbjT4JkfQ

Liga Femina

Olimpia Cluj v Timisoara

Cliftonville open 5 point gap in Northern Ireland as they defeated second place Glentoran 3-0.

Barcelona sweep past Real Madrid 4-0 in the Copa de la Reina Semi Final to face Sporting Huelva in the final Sunday morning. Leike Martens opened the scoring on 19 minutes. Barcelona dominated but it took to 47 minutes to score their second goal through Bonmati. Mariona settled the tie five minutes later before Oshoala added to the scoreline cooly rounding the keeper on 75 minutes to seal the 4-0 victory.

Aïnonvi win a dramatic penalty shoot out in the Benin Women’s Championship Quarter Finals

Priscila Silva scores a hatrick as Ljuboten remain one point clear of Tiverja entering the final round of matches at the weekend. Ljuboten won 6-0 against Top Gol while Tiverja beat Skendija 5-0.

Brann remain top in Norway with a 2-0 win over Røa. Vålerenga eased to a 4-1 victory over Stabæk as Rosenborg defeated LSK with a 89th minute winner from Fornes.

Awa open a 7 point lead in Cameroon as they defeated Eding 2-0, as second place Amazone FAP are shocked by Ebolowa 1-2.

Olimpia Cluj and Henui claimed Cup Semi final wins in Romania both easing to victories. Cluj defeating Vasas 6-1 while Henui beat Piros 4-0. The final will be held on June 5 at 13hr live on Digi Sport.

Another dramatic evening saw Chivas win the Liga mx femenil Clausura title. After a tightly fought first half which ended goalless the second half came to light as the tension rose to the end. Blanca Felix was the hero saving Charlyn’s penalty in the 70th minute to keep Chivas ahead in the tie, after a stunning Lizbeth Angeles strike give Pachuca the lead on the night. Pachuca pushed for the equaliser but strong defence give the visitors another clear opportunity, being limited to set peice efforts before the final whistle sounded to set the attendance of 40,432 into raptures of joy, the figure being a new record for the Guadalajara club. It is the second time Chivas has won the title having previously won the initial Apertura championship in 2017.

Other results from around the world today

Vllaznia celebration after clinching another double winning season in Albania. Vllaznia got off to a roaring start and were 3-0 up inside the first 15 minutes of the game. Totally dominating proceedings Lucije Gjini and legend striker Megi Doci leading the way both scoring braces. A own goal shortly before half time from Kotares compounded Tirana misery. Vllaznia strolled through the second half adding a further three goals to win 7-0.

Another great weekend in the world of Women’s football comes to a end with many celebrations across the globe.   The weekend highlighted by the final of the Uefa Women’s Champions League final in Torino which saw Lyon claim the title for the eighth time.   OL set the tone from the outset and as early as the sixth minute they took the lead with a stunning strike from Amandine Henry, Ada Hegerberg pounced in the 23rd minute to double the advantage and in the 33rd minute Catarina Macario tapped home into a empty net as Barcelona defence crumbled under the powerful display by Lyon.  Alexia Putellas finished a fine move in the 41st minute to reduce the defecit at the interval.   The second half saw Barcelona create half chances but could rarely find a open shot as a strong Lyon defence held out to regain their title won by the Catalans last year.

FC Twente Vrouwen retained the title in the Netherlands as they defeated rivals Ajax 3-2 with a dramatic comeback from 0-2, Ajax had entered the game in the knowledge that they required to win by a 10 goal margin.

Pomurje emerged as champions in Slovenia in a hard fought contest against Olimpia Ljubljana neither team could find the target, playing out a goalless draw to give the host the necessary point to claim the title with a better head to head record over Olimpia as they both ended the season on 57 points.

Uk SMS Lodz claimed the title for the first time as they defeated UJ AZS Krakow 2-1, Dominika Kopinska’s excellent curling effort clinching the victory in the 60th minute.   Gornik ended the Reign of Czarni cruising to a 3-0 victory to move into second place, but Lodz better head to head record meant they could celebrate with one round remaining.

Spartak Myjava emerged as champions in Slovakia, Andrea Bogorova striking a brace as they defeated Zilina 3-0 to clinch the title in their final game of the season.   A better head to head record over second placed outgoing champion Slovan Bratislava earned the historic success for the club.

Maksimum also became a first time Champion in Moldova a 0-0 draw with Noroc was enough to open the champagne ending the run of Agarista-ss who will finish second in the table as they defeated Belceanka 4-0.

ZNK Split regained the title in Croatia with a round to spare as they crushed Rijeka 11-0, Korál Hazan struck five goals in the rout.

PAOK retained the title in Greece as they played out a 1-1 draw in the third round of matches in the play offs.

Bayelsa Queens sealed the Super 6 Championship in Nigeria on the back of a brace from the inspiration of Gift Monday, who  scored 9 goals overall in the tournament defeating Nasarawa 2-1 in the match that decided the champions.

BH Bank won their fourth title in Tunisia as they defeated Sidi Bouzid 4-1 in the final round of championship play off games, their first success since 2019.

In Lesotho LDF Ladies won the championship with a 10-0 victory in their final match over Limkokwing, On Friday She Corporate claimed the title in Uganda playing out a titanic goalless draw over second place Kampala Queens to win the championship on goal difference 25-12 to Kampala 25-13.

In Paraguay Olimpia clinched the Apertura and a place in the Conmebol Libertadores Femenina to be held in Ecuador later in the year as they struck 11 unanswered goals against Sportivo.

A stunning solo performance from Clara Luvanga saw Tanzania sweep aside Cameroun 4-1 in the first leg of the CAF Women’s Under 17 Final Qualifying round. Luvanga struck a stunning quadruple as the Cameroun defence had no answer to her pace and power. Tanzania will host the return leg on June 5. In the first two games on Friday Nigeria emerged victors in Ethiopia Opeyemi Ajakaye Goal on 36 minutes the difference. Ghana defeated Morocco 2-0 Stella Nyamekye and Nancy Amoh the scorers. However since has emerged claims from Morroco that they had overage players in the squad as 6 players were pulled before the kick off.

Results of the weekend