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Year in Review - College of Asian Scholars, Sogdiana-W take the honours

Sun, 25 Dec, 2022

Year in Review - College of Asian Scholars, Sogdiana-W take the honours

Kuala Lumpur: The AFC Women’s Club Championship™ took another step forward with teams from the East and West regions battling for the title in their respective zones in the 2022 edition.

Thailand's College of Asian Scholars won the East region while Uzbekistan's Sogdiana-W emerged the West region champions. 

Sogdiana-W hope to raise the bar in women’s football after Championship win

Wed, 24 Aug, 2022

Sogdiana-W hope to raise the bar in women’s football after Championship win

Qarshi: Head coach Sherali Bobokulov hailed the dedication and hard work that led to Sogdiana-W’s AFC Women’s Club Championship 2022 (West) victory over Bam Khatoon FC on Tuesday. 

After playing out to a 1-1 draw in their opener against Bam Khatoon, Sogdiana-W came back stronger in the rematch with Kurbonova Shahnoza’s effort in the 32nd minute securing the Uzbekistan champions a 1-0 win. 

www.the-afc.com/en/club/afc_womens_club_championship/video/afcwomensclub_-_west_|_sogdiana-w_uzb_1_-_0_bam_khatoon_fc_irn.html

Sogdiana-W defeat Bam Khatoon FC to finish top

Wed, 24 Aug, 2022

Sogdiana-W defeat Bam Khatoon FC to finish top

Qarshi: Uzbekistan’s Sogdiana-W beat Bam Khatoon FC of Islamic Republic of Iran 1-0 to emerge the AFC Women’s Club Championship 2022 (West) winners on Tuesday. 

Kurbonova Shahnoza’s first half strike proved enough for the Uzbekistan champions to seal the win in a closely contested affair at the Markaziy Stadium in Qarshi. 

Nuengrutai: Hard work pays off for College of Asian Scholars

Mon, 22 Aug, 2022

Nuengrutai: Hard work pays off for College of Asian Scholars

Chonburi: College of Asian Scholars head coach Nuengrutai Srathongvian praised her players for winning the AFC Women’s Club Championship™ 2022 East title following their 0-0 draw with Taichung Blue Whale FC of Chinese Taipei at the Chonburi Stadium on Sunday.

College of Asian Scholars finished top on goal difference, having tied with Blue Whale on four points.


Preview: Sogdiana-W, Bam Khatoon primed for rematch

Mon, 22 Aug, 2022

Preview: Sogdiana-W, Bam Khatoon primed for rematch

Qarshi: Sogdiana-W head coach Sherali Bobokulov believes his side is more than ready for their AFC Women’s Club Championship 2022 (West) rematch against Bam Khatoon FC on Tuesday. 

It will be a winner takes all match at the Markaziy Stadium, after both sides played to a 1-1 draw in their opener two days ago. 

Sogdiana-W had a slow start to their debut in the pilot tournament, but slowly dominated the match with Khabibullaeva Diyorakhon opening the scoring in the 20th minute, only to be denied a win when Zahra Ghanbari equalised for the Iranian champions.

www.the-afc.com/en/club/afc_womens_club_championship/video/afcwomensclub_-_east_region_|_taichung_blue_whale_fc_tpe_0_-_0_college_of_asian_scholars_tha.html

Draw seals College of Asian Scholars East title

Mon, 22 Aug, 2022

Draw seals College of Asian Scholars East title

Chonburi: Thailand’s College of Asian Scholars clinched the AFC Women’s Club Championship™ 2022 East crown following a 0-0 draw with Taichung Blue Whale FC of Chinese Taipei at the Chonburi Stadium on Sunday.

Both teams finished on four points with College of Asian Scholars finishing top on goal difference. 

Bobokulov expects more from Sogdiana-W, Ghanbari vows Bam Khatoon will do better

Sun, 21 Aug, 2022

Bobokulov expects more from Sogdiana-W, Ghanbari vows Bam Khatoon will do better

Qarshi: Head coach Sherali Bobokulov was disappointed that his Sogdiana-W side were unable to secure a win in their AFC Women’s Club Championship™ West opener after allowing Bam Khatoon FC to salvage a 1-1 draw on Saturday. 

The Uzbekistan club took a 19th minute lead through Khabibullaeva Diyorakhon, but the Islamic Republic of Iran side came back stronger in the second half with Zahra Ghanbari equalising near the hour-mark.

www.the-afc.com/en/club/afc_womens_club_championship/video/afcwomensclub_-_west_|_bam_khatoon_fc_irn_1-1_sogdiana-w_uzb.html

Bam Khatoon, Sogdiana-W share points in opener

Sat, 20 Aug, 2022

Bam Khatoon, Sogdiana-W share points in opener

Qarshi: Bam Khatoon FC came back from a goal down to force a 1-1 draw with Sogdiana-W in the AFC Women’s Club Championship™ 2022 West on Saturday. 

Khabibullaeva Diyorakhon opened the scoring for Uzbekistan's Sogdiana-W, but Zahra Ghanbari’s header in the second ensured Islamic Republic of Iran's Bam Khatoon go into the reverse fixture on Tuesday on level terms. 

Preview: Title up for grabs in Blue Whale, College of Asian Scholars showdown

Sat, 20 Aug, 2022

Preview: Title up for grabs in Blue Whale, College of Asian Scholars showdown

Chonburi: The AFC Women’s Club Championship 2022 (East) is set for a thrilling finish when Taichung Blue Whale of Chinese Taipei meet Thailand’s College of Asian Scholars at the Chonburi Stadium on Sunday.

College of Asian Scholars are top of the standings on goal difference after defeating Myanmar’s ISPE WFC 2-0 and only need a draw to win the East title, while Blue Whale will emerge champions if they beat the Thai outfit.

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Year in Review - College of Asian Scholars, Sogdiana-W take the honours

Sun, 25 Dec, 2022

Year in Review - College of Asian Scholars, Sogdiana-W take the honours

Kuala Lumpur: The AFC Women’s Club Championship™ took another step forward with teams from the East and West regions battling for the title in their respective zones in the 2022 edition.

Thailand's College of Asian Scholars won the East region while Uzbekistan's Sogdiana-W emerged the West region champions. 

Sogdiana-W hope to raise the bar in women’s football after Championship win

Wed, 24 Aug, 2022

Sogdiana-W hope to raise the bar in women’s football after Championship win

Qarshi: Head coach Sherali Bobokulov hailed the dedication and hard work that led to Sogdiana-W’s AFC Women’s Club Championship 2022 (West) victory over Bam Khatoon FC on Tuesday. 

After playing out to a 1-1 draw in their opener against Bam Khatoon, Sogdiana-W came back stronger in the rematch with Kurbonova Shahnoza’s effort in the 32nd minute securing the Uzbekistan champions a 1-0 win. 

www.the-afc.com/en/club/afc_womens_club_championship/video/afcwomensclub_-_west_|_sogdiana-w_uzb_1_-_0_bam_khatoon_fc_irn.html

Sogdiana-W defeat Bam Khatoon FC to finish top

Wed, 24 Aug, 2022

Sogdiana-W defeat Bam Khatoon FC to finish top

Qarshi: Uzbekistan’s Sogdiana-W beat Bam Khatoon FC of Islamic Republic of Iran 1-0 to emerge the AFC Women’s Club Championship 2022 (West) winners on Tuesday. 

Kurbonova Shahnoza’s first half strike proved enough for the Uzbekistan champions to seal the win in a closely contested affair at the Markaziy Stadium in Qarshi. 

Nuengrutai: Hard work pays off for College of Asian Scholars

Mon, 22 Aug, 2022

Nuengrutai: Hard work pays off for College of Asian Scholars

Chonburi: College of Asian Scholars head coach Nuengrutai Srathongvian praised her players for winning the AFC Women’s Club Championship™ 2022 East title following their 0-0 draw with Taichung Blue Whale FC of Chinese Taipei at the Chonburi Stadium on Sunday.

College of Asian Scholars finished top on goal difference, having tied with Blue Whale on four points.


Preview: Sogdiana-W, Bam Khatoon primed for rematch

Mon, 22 Aug, 2022

Preview: Sogdiana-W, Bam Khatoon primed for rematch

Qarshi: Sogdiana-W head coach Sherali Bobokulov believes his side is more than ready for their AFC Women’s Club Championship 2022 (West) rematch against Bam Khatoon FC on Tuesday. 

It will be a winner takes all match at the Markaziy Stadium, after both sides played to a 1-1 draw in their opener two days ago. 

Sogdiana-W had a slow start to their debut in the pilot tournament, but slowly dominated the match with Khabibullaeva Diyorakhon opening the scoring in the 20th minute, only to be denied a win when Zahra Ghanbari equalised for the Iranian champions.

www.the-afc.com/en/club/afc_womens_club_championship/video/afcwomensclub_-_east_region_|_taichung_blue_whale_fc_tpe_0_-_0_college_of_asian_scholars_tha.html

Draw seals College of Asian Scholars East title

Mon, 22 Aug, 2022

Draw seals College of Asian Scholars East title

Chonburi: Thailand’s College of Asian Scholars clinched the AFC Women’s Club Championship™ 2022 East crown following a 0-0 draw with Taichung Blue Whale FC of Chinese Taipei at the Chonburi Stadium on Sunday.

Both teams finished on four points with College of Asian Scholars finishing top on goal difference. 

Bobokulov expects more from Sogdiana-W, Ghanbari vows Bam Khatoon will do better

Sun, 21 Aug, 2022

Bobokulov expects more from Sogdiana-W, Ghanbari vows Bam Khatoon will do better

Qarshi: Head coach Sherali Bobokulov was disappointed that his Sogdiana-W side were unable to secure a win in their AFC Women’s Club Championship™ West opener after allowing Bam Khatoon FC to salvage a 1-1 draw on Saturday. 

The Uzbekistan club took a 19th minute lead through Khabibullaeva Diyorakhon, but the Islamic Republic of Iran side came back stronger in the second half with Zahra Ghanbari equalising near the hour-mark.

www.the-afc.com/en/club/afc_womens_club_championship/video/afcwomensclub_-_west_|_bam_khatoon_fc_irn_1-1_sogdiana-w_uzb.html

Bam Khatoon, Sogdiana-W share points in opener

Sat, 20 Aug, 2022

Bam Khatoon, Sogdiana-W share points in opener

Qarshi: Bam Khatoon FC came back from a goal down to force a 1-1 draw with Sogdiana-W in the AFC Women’s Club Championship™ 2022 West on Saturday. 

Khabibullaeva Diyorakhon opened the scoring for Uzbekistan's Sogdiana-W, but Zahra Ghanbari’s header in the second ensured Islamic Republic of Iran's Bam Khatoon go into the reverse fixture on Tuesday on level terms. 

Preview: Title up for grabs in Blue Whale, College of Asian Scholars showdown

Sat, 20 Aug, 2022

Preview: Title up for grabs in Blue Whale, College of Asian Scholars showdown

Chonburi: The AFC Women’s Club Championship 2022 (East) is set for a thrilling finish when Taichung Blue Whale of Chinese Taipei meet Thailand’s College of Asian Scholars at the Chonburi Stadium on Sunday.

College of Asian Scholars are top of the standings on goal difference after defeating Myanmar’s ISPE WFC 2-0 and only need a draw to win the East title, while Blue Whale will emerge champions if they beat the Thai outfit.