[[[[Foreword]]]]
The semi-finals and final of the AFC WCL, held in South Korea in a concentrated way, were intense matches, but Naegohyang of DPR Korea emerged victorious. While their entry into the neighboring country could have been a bottleneck, their victory, overcoming political obstacles, deserves praise. It’s not surprising that a team from a country that values women’s football won. We wish them success in the world tournament as representatives of Asia.
The UEFA WCL final was held in Oslo, Norway, with Barcelona emerging victorious. This is good news for women’s football. OL Lyonnes, having lost, will likely need to rethink their strategy.
[[ Asian Women’s Champions League (AWCL) 2025/26 ]]
[Blogger’s Overall Review]
This season, Beleza has been unable to prevent conceding goals from counter-attacks. This particular defeat at the final was due to that pattern of conceding goals.
[Results of Semifinals and Final]
Venue: Suwon Sports Complex (Suwon, Korea Rep.)
Wednesday, May 20, 2026
Semifinal 1
Melbourne City FC 1-3 Tokyo Verdy Beleza
Melbourne’s goal: A. Keane (37′)
Beleza’s goals: Y. Shiokoshi (4′, 78′), M. Shinjo (10′)
Semifinal 2
Naegohyang Women’s FC 2-1 Suwon FC Women
Naegohyang’s goals: K.-O. Choe (55′), K.-Y. Kim (67′)
Suwan’s goal: H. Suzuki (49′)
Saturday, May 23, 2026
Final
Tokyo Verdy Beleza 0-1 Naegohyang Women’s FC
Naegohyang’s goal: K.-Y. Kim (44′)
[[ European Women’s Champions League (UWCL) 2025/26 ]]
[Blogger’s Review]
A team of a true women’s football won. Just it.
[Final]
Saturday, May 23, 2026 at Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo
with attendance of 24,258.
Barcelona 4-0 OL Lyonnes
Barcelona’s goals: E. Pajor (55′, 69′), S. Paralluelo (90′, 90’+3)
Ball Possession/ # of Attacks :(50:50)/(38:26)
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