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Qualifiers - Group D: IR Iran 1-2 India; Chinese Taipei 1-3 Palestine

Mon, 01 Dec, 2025

Qualifiers - Group D: IR Iran 1-2 India; Chinese Taipei 1-3 Palestine

Ahmedabad: India qualified for the  AFC U17 Asian Cup Saudi Arabia 2026™ after a hard-fought 2-1 win against Islamic Republic of Iran in their final Qualifiers Group D tie on Sunday.

The hosts finished level on seven points with Iran but advanced on the head-to-head ratio as they booked a fourth consecutive appearance at the Finals. 

Palestine ended their campaign earlier on Sunday with a 3-1 win against Chinese Taipei.

Qualifiers - Group D: Palestine 1-3 IR Iran; India 0-2 Lebanon

Sat, 29 Nov, 2025

Qualifiers - Group D: Palestine 1-3 IR Iran; India 0-2 Lebanon

Ahmedabad: Islamic Republic of Iran came from behind to defeat Palestine 3-1 in their AFC U17 Asian Cup Saudi Arabia 2026™ Qualifiers Group D tie on Friday.

Lebanon concluded their campaign with a 2-0 win against India, their first of the campaign but their haul of six points is one behind Iran as they exited the competition.

Group D: Al Zawraa SC (IRQ) 2-1 FC Goa (IND)

Thu, 27 Nov, 2025

Group D: Al Zawraa SC (IRQ) 2-1 FC Goa (IND)

Baghdad: Al Zawraa SC defeated FC Goa 2-1 in their AFC Champions League Two™ 2025/26 Group D fixture at the Al Zawraa Stadium on Wednesday to move a step closer to the knockout stage.

Kadhim Raad and Hasan Abdulkareem’s strikes took the sting off Dhurgham Ismail’s own goal and gave the Iraqi side nine points, six behind already-qualified Al Nassr Club and three clear of third-placed FC Istiklol. India’s Goa suffered a fifth consecutive defeat.

Qualifiers - Group D: IR Iran 1-1 Lebanon; India 3-1 Chinese Taipei

Thu, 27 Nov, 2025

Qualifiers - Group D: IR Iran 1-1 Lebanon; India 3-1 Chinese Taipei

Ahmedabad: Lebanon fought back to secure a 1-1 draw with Islamic Republic of Iran in their AFC U17 Asian Cup Saudi Arabia 2026™ Qualifiers Group D tie on Wednesday.

Hosts India secured their first win after fighting back to beat Chinese Taipei 3-1.

Chang proud as Wuhan Jiangda send title warning; Nasaf live up to Vladislav’s expectations

Mon, 24 Nov, 2025

Chang proud as Wuhan Jiangda send title warning; Nasaf live up to Vladislav’s expectations

Wuhan: Wuhan Jiangda Women’s FC underlined their determination to defend the title with a dominant performance in Group B of the AFC Women’s Champions League™ 2025/26, finishing top and sending a warning to their challengers. 

A 4-0 win against Islamic Republic of Iran’s Bam Khatoon FC on Sunday, which was achieved despite not being at full strength, showed the China PR side will be a team to avoid when the knockout stage draw is held in January.

Wuhan Jiangda topped the standings with seven points, three ahead of PFC Nasaf of Uzbekistan and India’s East Bengal FC.

Group B: East Bengal FC (IND) 0-3 PFC Nasaf (UZB)

Sun, 23 Nov, 2025

Group B: East Bengal FC (IND) 0-3 PFC Nasaf (UZB)

Wuhan: PFC Nasaf booked their place in the quarter-finals of the AFC Women’s Champions League™ 2025/26 after defeating East Bengal FC 3-0 in their concluding Group B tie on Sunday.

The win moved the Uzbekistan side to four points, guaranteeing them a spot as one of the best third-placed finishers with the possibility of advancing automatically should Wuhan Jiangda Women’s FC defeat Bam Khatoon FC in the later game.

Qualifiers - Group D: Lebanon 0-0 Chinese Taipei; Palestine 1-1 India

Sun, 23 Nov, 2025

Qualifiers - Group D: Lebanon 0-0 Chinese Taipei; Palestine 1-1 India

Ahmedabad: Group D of the AFC U17 Asian Cup Saudi Arabia 2026™ Qualifiers remains finely poised after both matches ended in draws on Saturday. 

Lebanon and Chinese Taipei settled for a goalless stalemate while a late goal saw Palestine holding India 1-1. 

Preview - Group B: Matchday 3

Fri, 21 Nov, 2025

Preview - Group B: Matchday 3

Wuhan: The AFC Women’s Champions League™ 2025/26 knockout stage cast will be finalised with the completion of Group B on Sunday.

Wuhan Jiangda Women’s FC, Bam Khatoon FC, East Bengal FC and PFC Nasaf remain in contention for places in the quarter-finals - setting up a final day full of thrills and spills, with the top two sides to advance automatically.

Group B: East Bengal FC (IND) 0-2 Wuhan Jiangda Women’s FC (CHN)

Thu, 20 Nov, 2025

Group B: East Bengal FC (IND) 0-2 Wuhan Jiangda Women’s FC (CHN)

Wuhan: Wang Shuang’s first-half brace steered Wuhan Jiangda Women’s FC to a 2-0 win over East Bengal FC in their AFC Women’s Champions League™ 2025/26 Group B tie on Thursday.

The win gave Wuhan Jiangda’s quarter-final hopes a boost, with the defending champions - who drew their opener - to face Islamic Republic of Iran’s Bam Khatoon in their final group match on Sunday. 

Preview - Group B: Matchday 2

Wed, 19 Nov, 2025

Preview - Group B: Matchday 2

Wuhan: East Bengal FC have the opportunity to book an early ticket to the AFC Women’s Champions League™ 2025/26 quarter-final if results go their way on Thursday

Leading Group B with three points, a win for the Indian club will mean progression sealed with a match to spare but Wuhan Jiangda Women’s FC, PFC Nasaf and Bam Khatoon FC will also be seeking victories. 

Qualifiers - Group C: Bangladesh 1-0 India

Tue, 18 Nov, 2025

Qualifiers - Group C: Bangladesh 1-0 India

Dhaka: Bangladesh defeated India 1-0 to secure their first AFC Asian Cup Saudi Arabia 2027™ Qualifiers Final Round Group C win at the National Stadium Dhaka on Tuesday.

With both sides already eliminated, the result moved Bangladesh to five points while India anchor the table on two. 

Andrews wants East Bengal to stay grounded; Kudratova hails Nasaf’s resilience

Tue, 18 Nov, 2025

Andrews wants East Bengal to stay grounded; Kudratova hails Nasaf’s resilience

Wuhan: Head coach Anthony Andrews does not want East Bengal FC to get carried away with their 3-1 win over Bam Khatoon FC in their AFC Women’s Champions League™ 2025/26 Group B opener on Monday.

The Indian side led from start to finish as goals from Shilky Hemam and Fazila Ikwaput set the tone going into the break, with Mona Hamoudi pulling one back for IR Iran’s Bam Khatoon before Resty Nanziri put the game beyond reach.

The win boosted East Bengal’s knockout stage hopes but Andrews stressed that his team must remain focused with defending champions Wuhan Jiangda Women’s FC of China PR next on the cards.