
AFC Women's Champions League
The Thailand club face tournament newcomers 4.25 SC of DPR Korea to decide the group winners on Sunday, which will earn a ticket to the Group Stage.

Having impressed in their opener with a 10-0 victory against S'Amuser FC of Timor-Leste, Asian Scholars started on the front foot and took the lead through forward Sangrawee Meekham in the fourth minute.
Mongolia's Kharaatsai, beaten 13-0 by 4.25 SC on Monday, just could not hold off Asian Scholars who doubled their advantage through U-Raiporn Yongkul in the 20th minute.
Mongolia's Kharaatsai, beaten 13-0 by 4.25 SC on Monday, just could not hold off Asian Scholars who doubled their advantage through U-Raiporn Yongkul in the 20th minute.

Kanyanat then got in on the scoring act, netting in the 26th and 28th minutes to place the home side firmly in charge.
Asian Scholars, however, remained relentless with goals from Taneekarn Dangda (33rd) and Kurumi Iwashita (41st) securing them a healthy advantage going into the break.
Asian Scholars, however, remained relentless with goals from Taneekarn Dangda (33rd) and Kurumi Iwashita (41st) securing them a healthy advantage going into the break.
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The goal rush continued in the second half, with Kanyanat completing her hat-trick in the 54th.
The skipper's scoring act, however, was not over as she went on to net again in the 55th, 62nd (penalty), 64th, 89th and 90+1 minutes.
The skipper's scoring act, however, was not over as she went on to net again in the 55th, 62nd (penalty), 64th, 89th and 90+1 minutes.

Also on the scoresheet with a brace was substitute Kurisara Limpawanich (73rd, 79th) with Chimeg-Erdene Javzansuren netting an own goal in the 88th.

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