Melbourne City, Wuhan Jiangda Reach Asian Women's Champions League Final

Melbourne City and Wuhan Jiangda have secured their places in the final of the Asian Women's Champions League after winning their respective semi-final matches. Melbourne City edged past South Korea's Incheon Red Angels 1-0 thanks to a last-minute goal from 17-year-old substitute Shelby McMahon, who scored with a powerful 25-yard strike during injury time. Meanwhile, hosts Wuhan Jiangda defeated Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh City 2-0, with goals from Wang Shuang, who curled a left-footed shot into the net, and Song Duan, who added a second from long range early in the second half. Melbourne City has demonstrated strong form throughout the tournament, overcoming tough opponents and now aims to capture the continental title in China. Wuhan's clinical semi-final performance established them as formidable finalists on home soil. The final showdown between these two teams is highly anticipated as they compete for the inaugural AFC Women's Champions League crown.