Contested under a centralised format, Abu Dhabi Country Club of the United Arab Emirates topped Group A with a perfect nine points after wins over Young Elephants FC of Laos (2-1), Myanmar's Myawady WFC (1-0) and Al Nassr Club of Saudi Arabia (1-0).

India's Odisha FC were the Group B winners after defeating Lion City Sailors FC of Singapore (4-1) and Jordan's Etihad Club (2-1).

Malaysia's Sabah FC emerged the Group C winners after goalless draw with Armed Police Force FC of Nepal and a 2-1 victory over PFC Nasaf Qarshi of Uzbekistan.

Bam Khatoon FC of the Islamic Republic of Iran were the standout team in Group D, defeating Bhutan's Royal Thimphu College FC 2-1 and Hong Kong's Kitchee SC 2-0.

With the three group winners and runners-up, along with the two best third-placed teams to advance to the quarter-finals, the action was fast and furious.

Group A saw Korea Republic’s Hyundai Steel Red Angels Women's FC finishing on seven points with Abu Dhabi Country Club of UAE advancing as the runners-up with five points.

China PR’s Wuhan Jiangda Women’s FC also went through from Group A as one of the two best third-placed sides.

Australia’s Melbourne City FC were peerless in Group B with three wins and were joined in the quarter-finals by Islamic Republic of Iran’s Bam Khatoon FC, who finished with four points.

Japan's Urawa Red Diamonds Ladies, who won the AFC Women's Club Championship™ 2023, finished top of Group C with a perfect record of three wins, with Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh City Women's FC joining them in the next stage as the runners-up.

Chinese Taipei's Taichung Blue Whale Women’s Football Team also booked a quarter-final spot from the group as one of the two best third-placed teams.

The quarter-finals are scheduled to take place on March 22 and 23, 2025 while the semi-finals and final will be played in a centralised format from May 21 to 24, 2025.