With two matches remaining in the league stage, India and Nepal will face off for the league champion title.
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India's East Bengal and Nepal's APF are set to clash in the final of the SAFF Women's Club Championship 2025. With two matches remaining in the league stage, India and Nepal will battle it out for the league champion title.
In the match played at Dashrath Stadium on Sunday, East Bengal defeated Bangladesh's Nasreen Sports Academy 7-0. Similarly, APF defeated Pakistan's Karachi City FC 1-0.
With these results, the challenge of Nasreen, Karachi and Bhutan's Transport United in the five-team competition has ended. The top two teams at the end of the league stage will advance to the final.
East Bengal has nine points from three matches and is at the top. APF is in second place with seven points. Similarly, Karachi has two, Transport has two and Nasreen has one point.
In the first match of the day, Rashmikumari Ghising scored the only goal for APF in the 52nd minute. In the second match, Fazila Ekwapout scored four goals for East Bengal. She scored in the 7th, 27th, 45th, 74th and 90th minutes.
Similarly, Jyoti Chauhan scored a goal in the first minute of injury time of the first half and Sulanjana Raul scored a goal each in the 73rd minute. Now, in the match to be held on Wednesday, Transport and Nasreen and East Bengal and APF will play.
