Asean Championship Women is a cup competition covered on Xtra-Stats. This page brings together live scores, fixtures, results and standings, with player and team statistics to support a clear view of competition performance. Use it to review match information and follow the competition through the season data available here.
Latest played matches, Asean Championship Women
Semi-final
Group Stage - 1
Group Stage - 2
Group Stage - 1
Group Stage - 2
Asean Championship Women Standings
Asean Championship Women Statistics
Top scorers 2026
| # | Player | Goals |
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Top assists 2026
| # | Player | Assists |
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Top key passes
Top tackles
Top yellow cards
Top red cards
Asean Championship Women teams participation since 2025
History
| Team | Nb participations |
|---|---|
| Australia W | 1 |
| Thailand W | 1 |
| Myanmar W | 1 |
| Indonesia W | 1 |
| Philippines W | 1 |
| Vietnam W | 1 |
| Timor-Leste W | 1 |
| Cambodia W | 1 |
Asean Championship Women top scorer teams
Asean Championship Women About
Asean Championship Women is a women’s football cup competition recorded for the 2025 season. Its title places it within the ASEAN regional football context, bringing national or representative women’s teams together in a championship contest rather than a conventional league played over a long round-robin season.
Competition identity and purpose
As a cup competition, Asean Championship Women is designed to determine a champion through a defined tournament edition. The central sporting objective is direct: teams compete for progression through the event and for the title awarded to the eventual winner. Unlike a league, where success is measured across a sustained schedule of fixtures, a cup concentrates the competitive outcome within one edition and gives each stage particular importance.
The competition provides a regional setting for women’s international football in Southeast Asia. It offers participating sides the opportunity to test themselves against neighbouring football nations, build competitive experience and compete for regional distinction. The 2025 entry is the only season currently recorded here, so the available record establishes a recent competition footprint without supporting claims about earlier editions, historical winners or a longer-running format.
How the competition should be understood
The available verified information identifies Asean Championship Women as a cup but does not confirm its organiser, participating teams, host venues, qualification route, draw procedure or the number of stages used in the 2025 edition. Those details can vary between competitions and editions, so they should not be inferred from the title alone. In particular, the recorded information does not establish whether the tournament used a group stage, a straight knockout bracket, preliminary matches or a combination of these structures.
The same caution applies to match regulations. No verified competition-specific information is available here on points, ranking criteria, extra time, penalty shoot-outs, substitutions or other tie-break procedures. Such rules are normally set out in the regulations for each edition and may differ according to whether a match belongs to a group phase or a knockout round.
Recorded season coverage
The recorded coverage begins and ends with 2025, giving one documented season for Asean Championship Women. That makes the 2025 edition the reference point for the competition’s currently available record. Future editions may add information about its organisers, format, participants, calendar and historical development, but no broader chronology is stated here.
For now, the clearest description is a regional women’s cup competition associated with the ASEAN football landscape: a tournament intended to produce a champion through a concentrated competitive programme, with its detailed access rules and format remaining edition-specific unless formally confirmed.