AFC Women's Champions League
We've selected the most memorable moments from throughout the tournament. Your vote will now decide which one stands above the rest as the ultimate Magic Moment of the AFC Women's Champions League 2025/26 season.
Teamwork at its best - Lion City Sailors FC v Ho Chi Minh City Women's FC
#AWCL | Group A: Lion City Sailors FC (SGP) 0-2 Ho Chi Minh City Women’s FC (VIE)
The Vietnamese outfit brought the fight to the opponents' half. With high intensity, fearless interceptions and accurate passing, Ho Chi Minh City Women's FC's players kept the pressure on Lion City Sailors FC throughout their tie.
The breakthrough - Stallion Laguna FC v Lion City Sailors FC
#AWCL | Group A: Stallion Laguna FC (PHI) 5-0 Lion City Sailors FC (SGP)
With a big win over Lion City, the Philippines side secured their place in the knockout stage as one of the two best third-placed sides. Stallion Laguna became the first Filipino women's club to reach the AWCL quarter-finals.
The biggest upset - Wuhan Jiangda Women's FC v Suwon FC Women
#AWCL | Quarter-finals: Wuhan Jiangda Women’s FC (CHN) 0-4 Suwon FC Women (KOR)
Suwon FC Women stunned defending champions Wuhan Jiangda 4-0 in Wuhan. Four different scorers from Suwon saw off the holders as the Korea Republic side qualified for the last four for the first time.
Unforgettable finish - Melbourne City FC v PFC Nasaf
#AWCL | Quarter-finals: Melbourne City FC (AUS) 2-1 PFC Nasaf (UZB)
Holly McNamara's 38th-minute opener for City marked her fourth goal in the tournament, putting her at the top of the scoring charts and eventually earning her the Top Goalscorer crown.
Crucial double to end the tie - Melbourne City FC v Tokyo Verdy Beleza
#AWCL | Semi-final: Melbourne City FC (AUS) 1-3 Tokyo Verdy Beleza (JPN)
Two clinical goals from Yuzuho Shiokoshi helped the Japanese outfit book a spot in the final. Shiokoshi's double, especially her second at the 78th minute, ended all hopes of a comeback from a resilient Melbourne City FC.
A well-deserved triumph after an incredible journey - Tokyo Verdy Beleza v Naegohyang Women's FC
#AWCL | Final: Tokyo Verdy Beleza (JPN) 0-1 Naegohyang Women's FC (PRK)
It was the moment of glory for Kim Kyong Yong and her teammates, as the 24-year-old scored the winning goal that made Naegohyang Women's FC the champions of Asia, edging Tokyo Verdy Beleza in a tough final. The scene of the trophy lift was just as amazing as DPR Korea's dream journey in their debut season.
Poll ends at 17:00 (UTC+8) on June 20
