MD2: Jiangsu Suning Ladies FC 1-1 Melbourne Victory
Yongin: A youthful Melbourne Victory claimed their first AFC Women’s Club Championship point after holding Chinese champions Jiangsu Suning Ladies FC to a 1-1 draw at Yongin Citizens Sports Park on Thursday.
Precheur: 'Amazing' Chawinga can compete with world’s best
Yongin: Jiangsu Suning Ladies FC striker Tabitha Chawinga has the ability to compete with the best players in the world, according to head coach Jocelyn Precheur.
Victory’s Dowie urges improvement after Red Angels masterclass
Yongin: Melbourne Victory captain Natasha Dowie has called for immediate improvement from her side, after they slumped to an opening night 4-0 defeat to Incheon Hyundai Steel Red Angels at the inaugural AFC Women’s Club Championship.
MD1: Melbourne Victory 0-4 Incheon Hyundai Steel Red Angels
Yongin: Tournament hosts Incheon Hyundai Steel Red Angels made an emphatic start to their AFC Women’s Club Championship campaign, powering to a 4-0 win over Australia’s Melbourne Victory on Tuesday.
MD1: Nippon TV Beleza 1-1 Jiangsu Suning Ladies FC
Yongin: Nippon TV Beleza and Jiangsu Suning shared the AFC Women’s Club Championship’s first ever points, playing out a 1-1 draw in the opening match of the FIFA/AFC Pilot Tournament at Yongin Citizens Sports Park on Tuesday.
History, star players, coaches: All you need to know about the contenders
Kuala Lumpur: History will be made on Tuesday, when four of Asia’s elite women’s clubs take to the Continental stage in the inaugural AFC Women’s Club Championship in Korea Republic.
Yongin: Four champion clubs from some of Asia’s most successful women’s football nations are one day away from making history as participants in the inaugural AFC Women’s Club Championship in Korea Republic.