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With a total of 97.934 points, Australia are followed by East Asian heavyweights Japan and China PR in second and third place respectively.
Following a runners-up finish at the inaugural AFC Women’s Champions League™ (AWCL) last year, Melbourne City’s fine form in this season’s competition has helped Australia maintain their lead. Finishing the group stage with nine points, the team from Down Under scored a stunning 17 goals in three matches without conceding.
Japan, on the other hand, with 81.147 points, moved up one place to second position, owing to Tokyo Verdy Beleza finishing as winners of Group C of the AWCL.
With defending champions Wuhan Jiangda Women’s FC ending their Group B campaign with two wins and a draw, China PR also climbed one position to secure third place, having amassed 80.335 points.
Following the conclusion of the group stage of the continent’s premier club competition, Singapore have recorded the biggest rise by moving up seven places to 16th, while the United Arab Emirates suffered the steepest drop, falling six places to 12th.
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Points for all clubs were calculated following the conclusion of the AFC Women’s Champions League™ 2025/26 Group Stage, while national team points are based on the FIFA Women’s World Ranking issued on August 7, 2025.
The final ranking will be released at the end of the season following the conclusion of the AFC Women’s Champions League™ 2025/26 and will be used for seeding in the AFC Women’s Champions League 2027/28.
Click here to view the full ranking.
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