The CAFA U17 Women’s Championship 2025 successfully concluded in the capital city of Tajikistan, bringing together four talented teams in a spirited competition from March 4 to March 8. The tournament was hosted at the Central Republic Stadium, providing a stage for young female footballers to showcase their skills and continue their development on the international stage.

Tournament Overview

The championship followed a single round-robin format, ensuring every team had an opportunity to compete against each other. Across six matches, the young athletes demonstrated determination, teamwork, and resilience, making the event a memorable for players.

Final Standings and Match Highlights

Champion: Uzbekistan – The Uzbekistan U17 women’s team claimed the title, making their country proud with their exceptional performances and unwavering determination. Runner-up: IR Iran – Iran finished in second place, boasting the highest goal tally in the tournament with an impressive six goals scored throughout the competition. Third Place: Kyrgyz Republic – The Kyrgyz team showcased a well-balanced game to claim third place. Fourth Place: Tajikistan demonstrated a solid defensive strategy, displaying significant improvement throughout the competition and showing promise for future international tournaments.

International Women’s Day

The championship culminated on March 8, International Women’s Day, adding a symbolic and celebratory touch to the tournament’s conclusion. The final day saw all teams celebrating the spirit of women’s football with an awards ceremony, recognizing both team and individual excellence on the field.

Individual Awards and Recognitions

Top Goalscorer: Maryam Khalili Far (IR Iran) – Scored three goals, making her the tournament’s most prolific striker. Most Valuable Player: Mekhrangiz Khamidova (Uzbekistan) – Demonstrated outstanding technical skills, game vision, and leadership, making her a rising star in women’s football. Fair Play Award: Kyrgyz Republic – Honored for their sportsmanship and commitment to fair play throughout the tournament. Special Award: Tajikistan  – Recognized for their participation, showcasing a promising future in international women’s football.

The CAFA U17 Women’s Championship 2025 was broadcasted live on the CAFA YouTube channel, reaching a wide audience and contributing to the ongoing promotion of women’s football in the region. The tournament served as a vital platform for young female athletes to gain international experience and inspire the next generation of footballers.