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PS - Group D: College of Asian Scholars (THA) 1-4 4.25 SC (PRK)

Sun, 23 Aug, 2026

PS - Group D: College of Asian Scholars (THA) 1-4 4.25 SC (PRK)

Pathum Thani: 4.25 SC of DPR Korea stayed perfect after breezing 4-1 past Thailand’s College of Asian Scholars to reach the AFC Women’s Champions League 2026/27™ Group Stage on Sunday.

The victory saw 4.25 finish their Preliminary Stage Group D campaign with maximum points and they will now set their sights on challenging for the title. 

PS - Group D: S’Amuser FC (TLS) 0-12 4.25 SC (PRK)

Thu, 20 Aug, 2026

PS - Group D: S’Amuser FC (TLS) 0-12 4.25 SC (PRK)

Pathum Thani: 4.25 SC continued their fine form with a 12-0 win against S’amuser FC in their second AFC Women’s Champions League 2026/27™ Preliminary Stage Group D match on Thursday.

Kim Kwang Min’s side were in total control at Pathum Thani Stadium and with six points in the bag, will be looking to end on a perfect note when they face Thailand’s College of Asian Scholars on Sunday.

PS - Group D: 4.25 SC (PRK) 13-0 Kharaatsai FC (MNG)

Mon, 17 Aug, 2026

PS - Group D: 4.25 SC (PRK) 13-0 Kharaatsai FC (MNG)

Pathum Thani: 4.25 SC cruised to a 13-0 win over Kharaatsai FC of Mongolia in their AFC Women’s Champions League 2026/27™ Preliminary Stage Group D tie on Monday.

Jong Pom Hui starred with four goals to give the DPR Korea side the perfect start and they will look to maintain their momentum against S’amuser FC of Timor Leste on Thursday, while Kharaatsai face College Of Asian Scholars of Thailand.

AFC Grassroots Day 2026 unites Asia’s football communities – Part 1

Fri, 17 Jul, 2026

AFC Grassroots Day 2026 unites Asia’s football communities – Part 1

Kuala Lumpur: The 13th Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Grassroots Day brought communities together across the Continent as 45 Member Associations (MAs) celebrated the beautiful game and engaged thousands of participants in a showcase of football's power to inspire, connect and include.

Held annually on May 23, this year's events once again coincided with FIFA's World Football Week, reinforcing the AFC's support for the United Nations' Football for the Goals initiative and its shared commitment to advancing the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through football.
 
Join us at the-AFC.com for the first in a series that highlights how MAs embraced the AFC Grassroots Day 2026 with creativity and enthusiasm.

#U17WAC - Stage set for China 2027 Qualifiers

Thu, 16 Jul, 2026

#U17WAC - Stage set for China 2027 Qualifiers

Kuala Lumpur: The AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup™ China 2027 is all set for take off following the conclusion of the Qualifiers Draw at the AFC House in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on Thursday.

The 30 teams - two more than the previous record of 28 from the 2019 Qualifiers - were divided into eight groups - six of four and two of three - to contest a single round-robin centralised league from October 5 to 11.

Each group winner will advance to the Finals, joining the quartet of teams that have qualified directly as the top four finishers from the 2026 campaign: defending champions DPR Korea, runners-up Japan, and semi-finalists Australia and China PR.

#AFCU20 China 2027 - Stage set for Qualifiers

Thu, 28 May, 2026

#AFCU20 China 2027 - Stage set for Qualifiers

Kuala Lumpur: The AFC U20 Asian Cup China 2027™ Qualifiers are set to be a scintillating affair following the Official Draw at the AFC House in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on Thursday.

To be staged between August 25 and September 6, 2026 in a centralised league system, these Qualifiers will feature the implementation of a new format as part of key reforms to the AFC’s youth competitions that were ratified earlier this year.

Designed to ensure more meaningful matches and opportunities for teams to compete against opponents of similar technical competency, a two-phase system featuring a promotion and relegation mechanism has been introduced.

Shaikh Salman: Naegohyang Women’s FC's title quest underscores the rising prestige of #AWCL

Sat, 23 May, 2026

Shaikh Salman: Naegohyang Women’s FC's title quest underscores the rising prestige of #AWCL

Kuala Lumpur: Asian Football Confederation (AFC) President Shaikh Salman bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa has praised Naegohyang Women’s FC on their landmark achievement after the DPR Korea club secured the AFC Women’s Champions League 2025/26™ title with a 1-0 victory over Tokyo Verdy Beleza in the Final at the Suwon Sports Complex in Korea Republic on Saturday.

The AFC President highlighted the maiden champions’ clinical performance throughout the tournament, which culminated in them lifting the trophy as only the second-ever winners of Asia’s premier women's club competition whilst also extending his commendations to the runners-up for their valiant display in reaching their first ever Final.

Ri hails remarkable Naegohyang

Sat, 23 May, 2026

Ri hails remarkable Naegohyang

Suwon: Ri Yu Il was immensely proud of his Naegohyang Women’s FC side after they upstaged Tokyo Verdy Beleza to lift the AFC Women’s Champions League 2025/26™ trophy on Saturday.

Kim Kyong Yong’s 44th minute strike was the difference between the two teams in a contest which the DPR Korea club -formed only in 2012 - produced undeniably their best performance of the competition.

Kim strike steers Naegohyang to glory

Sat, 23 May, 2026

Kim strike steers Naegohyang to glory

Suwon: Naegohyang Women’s FC created history after defeating Japan's Tokyo Verdy Beleza 1-0 to win the AFC Women’s Champions League 2025/6™ title at Suwon Sports Complex on Saturday.

Kim Kyong Yong struck in the 44th minute as Ri Yu Il’s side - the first women’s club team from DPR Korea to compete at the continental level - booked their ticket to the FIFA Women’s Champions Cup 2027.

Preview - Final: Tokyo Verdy Beleza (JPN) v Naegohyang Women’s FC (PRK)

Sat, 23 May, 2026

Preview - Final: Tokyo Verdy Beleza (JPN) v Naegohyang Women’s FC (PRK)

Suwon: Naoki Kusunose and Ri Yu Il are ready to play all their cards in the highly-anticipated AFC Women’s Champions League 2025/26 final between Tokyo Verdy Beleza and Naegohyang Women’s FC on Saturday.

Kusunose’s Tokyo Verdy hold the advantage, having beaten their opponents in the group stage this season but Ri believes his side have improved tremendously since that meeting last November.

An added incentive the sides is victory will mean representing Asia in the FIFA Women’s Champions Cup 2027.

Naegohyang will be prepared, says Kim

Fri, 22 May, 2026

Naegohyang will be prepared, says Kim

Suwon: Kim Kyong Yong is under no illusion of the task that awaits Naegoyhang Women’s FC in the AFC Women’s Champions League 2025/26 final against Tokyo Verdy Beleza on Saturday but has vowed that the DPR Korea side will be ready. 

Having already lost to the Japan outfit in the group stage, the 24-year-old knows there is no room for error for the DPR Korea side at Suwon Sports Complex if they are to claim a first continental title.

Final - How they stack up: Tokyo Verdy Beleza (JPN) v Naegohyang Women’s FC (PRK)

Fri, 22 May, 2026

Final - How they stack up: Tokyo Verdy Beleza (JPN) v Naegohyang Women’s FC (PRK)

Suwon: Nothing will be left to chance when Tokyo Verdy Beleza and Naegohyang Women’s FC face off in the AFC Women’s Champions League 2025/26™ final on Saturday.

Tokyo Verdy’s Naoki Kusunose and his Naegohyang counterpart Ri Yu Il will no doubt be pouring over footage to find the margins to achieve victory as the-AFC.com takes a look at how these two teams have played in their run to the final.