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Brazil's women's team received eight red cards—including coaches and players—in a chaotic 0-1 friendly loss to the United States in Fortaleza. The only goal came in the 63rd minute from Sophia Wilson's deflected shot. Brazil had no shots on target, while the U.S. had six.
Barcelona won the 2024-25 UEFA Women's Champions League by crushing Lyon 4-0 in the final, securing all four available trophies this season. Ewa Pajor scored twice, and Salma Paralluelo added a brace to seal a historic triumph.
Tokyo Verdy Beleza of Japan lost 1-0 to Naegohyang of North Korea in the Women's Asian Champions League final on Saturday. Naegohyang scored the only goal to claim the title.
Naegohyang Women's FC claimed the AFC Women's Champions League title by defeating Japan's Tokyo Verdy Beleza 1-0 in Suwon, South Korea. The win marked the first time a North Korean sports team has played in the South in eight years, drawing emotional support from local fans.
Naegohyang Women FC defeated Suwon FC Women 2-1 in the AFC Women's Champions League semifinal in Suwon, South Korea. The victory secures the North Korean club's place in the final and marks the first time a North Korean sports team has played in South Korea in eight years.
UEFA has banned Czech coach Petr Vlachovsky for life after he secretly filmed players in the changing room of women's club FC Slovacko. The CEDB announced the decision on December 6, requesting FIFA to extend the ban globally and the Czech FA to revoke his license. Vlachovsky previously received a one-year suspended sentence and a five-year domestic ban in May 2025, admitting the acts and expressing remorse.
In a historic first, a women's football match between clubs from North and South Korea will be held on South Korean soil this week. Host club Suwon FC Women are determined to avenge a previous defeat suffered on North Korean ground. The match is seen as a chance to showcase the strength of South Korean women's football.
Japanese striker Momoko Tanikawa scored as Bayern Munich beat Wolfsburg 4-0 in the German Women's Cup final on Thursday. The win completed a domestic double for the Bavarian club after their Bundesliga title.
The Japan Football Association has officially appointed Michihisa Kano as the permanent head coach of the women's national team. Kano had been serving as interim coach since Nils Nielsen was fired. The JFA cited his competence and the stability he brought during his temporary leadership.
