Preview - Group B: DPR Korea v Uzbekistan

Sydney: DPR Korea head coach Ri Song Ho refused to take Tuesday’s AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026™ Group B tie against Uzbekistan lightly, despite arriving at the tournament on the back of remarkable success with the U20 women’s national team.

Karachik ready to lead Uzbekistan’s return

Sydney: For Lyudmila Karachik, when Uzbekistan take on DPR Korea in their Group B opener at the AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026™ on Tuesday, it will be about making the most of the opportunity to demonstrate the team’s quality on the continent’s biggest stage.

Chae out to prove she belongs

Sydney: Having risen through the ranks as one of DPR Korea’s brightest talents, Chae Un Yong believes she has earned her place on the senior stage as she prepares to make her debut at the AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026™ in the Group B opener against Uzbekistan on Tuesday.  

Australia’s Montemurro focuses on positives; Torcaso proud of Philippines' effort

Perth: Joe Montemurro looked at the positives after Australia’s 1-0 victory over the Philippines in their AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026™ Group A opener on Sunday.

#WAC2026 breaks attendance record in dazzling opening ceremony

Perth: The AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026™ kicked off on Sunday with an unforgettable Opening Ceremony at the stunning Perth Stadium, where a staggering 44,379-strong crowd, the highest ever attendance in the competition’s history, gathered to witness the start of the Continent’s premier women’s national team competition.

#WAC2026 - Caught on Camera

Sydney: The AFC Women's Asian Cup Australia 2026™ is set for take off with the host cities - Sydney, Perth and Gold Coast buzzing with excitement.