The CAF Women’s Champions League is a cup competition with dedicated match and performance coverage on Xtra-Stats. Follow live scores, fixtures, results, standings and player and team statistics across its recorded seasons in one place. Check the competition page for a clear view of match progress, completed outcomes and available team and player data here.
Upcoming matches, CAF Women's Champions League
Semi-finals
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- Semi-finals
FAR Rabat W
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- Semi-finals
Mamelodi Sundowns W
No H2H
Latest played matches, CAF Women's Champions League
Group Stage - 3
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Group Stage - 33 - 0
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Group Stage - 30 - 2FAR Rabat W
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Group Stage - 3
Mamelodi Sundowns W
3 - 0
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Group Stage - 32 - 1Masar W
Group Stage - 2
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Group Stage - 22 - 1
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Group Stage - 2
FAR Rabat W
6 - 0
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Group Stage - 2
Masar W
3 - 0
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Group Stage - 21 - 2Mamelodi Sundowns W
Group Stage - 1
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Group Stage - 11 - 5
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Group Stage - 1
FAR Rabat W
2 - 3
CAF Women's Champions League Standings
CAF Women's Champions League Statistics
Top scorers 2026
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Top assists 2026
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Top key passes
Top tackles
Top yellow cards
Top red cards
CAF Women's Champions League teams participation since 2024
History
| Team | Nb participations |
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| Masar W | 2 |
| FAR Rabat W | 2 |
| TP Mazembe W | 2 |
| USFAS Bamako | 1 |
| Aigles de la Médina | 1 |
| CBE W | 1 |
| Edo Queens W | 1 |
| Mamelodi Sundowns W | 1 |
| UWC Ladies | 1 |
CAF Women's Champions League top scorer teams
CAF Women's Champions League About
CAF Women’s Champions League is a continental women’s club cup in African football, bringing together leading clubs to compete for the region’s premier honour in the women’s game. It provides an international stage beyond domestic competitions, allowing clubs to measure themselves against opponents from across the continent and helping shape the competitive identity of African women’s club football.
Purpose and place in African football
The competition exists to identify a continental champion at club level. Its importance extends beyond the final result: participation gives clubs experience of international football, creates a higher standard of competition and strengthens links between domestic women’s football and the wider African game. The title also carries lasting sporting prestige for the winning club, its players and coaching staff.
The CAF Women’s Champions League should be understood as a club competition rather than a national-team tournament. Clubs represent their domestic football environments, while the continental setting brings together different playing styles, development pathways and football cultures. That combination gives the tournament a role in measuring progress across women’s football in Africa.
Competition structure
The competition is classified as a cup. Its defining feature is the pursuit of a single continental champion rather than a league table conducted over a long domestic season. Clubs enter through the competition’s established access arrangements, and the tournament progresses through the stages specified for each edition. Exact qualification routes, draw procedures, group-stage arrangements and knockout pairings can vary according to the regulations governing the relevant season; they should therefore be read edition by edition rather than assumed from a generic cup model.
The same principle applies to match administration. Points systems, ranking criteria, tie-break rules, extra-time provisions and penalty procedures are competition regulations, not details that can safely be inferred from the title alone. For accurate historical analysis, results and standings should always be interpreted within the rules of the particular edition.
History and coverage
The seasons represented on this competition page are 2024 and 2025. That coverage provides a focused view of the tournament’s recent competitive record, including the clubs involved, match results and the progression of each recorded edition. As the archive develops, comparisons between seasons can help illustrate changes in participation, performance and continental balance without treating one edition’s arrangements as permanent.
Why the competition matters
For players, the tournament offers a demanding international test and a route to greater recognition. For clubs, it provides meaningful competitive exposure against opposition they may not meet domestically. For supporters, it creates a continental narrative built around qualification, rivalry, progression and the final contest for the trophy.
The CAF Women’s Champions League therefore occupies an important place in African women’s football: it is a cup competition with a continental purpose, a high-value sporting objective and a growing historical record. Its results preserve the changing hierarchy of the women’s club game while giving each recorded season its own competitive context.