THE inaugural AFC Women’s Champions League is making its debut in Malaysia and hosted by Sabah.
Three preliminary play-off matches have been scheduled to play at the Likas Stadium from August 26-31.
The Sabah FA women team who qualified for the group stage as champions in the National Women League last year are drawn in Group C with PFC Nasaf of Uzbekistan and Nepal’s APF Club.
I understand that only the top two finishers of each group and the two best third-placed sides from the group stage will progress into the quarter-finals which will be played on March 22 and 23 next year, while the semi-finals and the final will be played between May 21 to 24, 2025.
