HOHHOT, CHINA – The AFC Women’s Futsal Asian Cup China 2025 is set for an electrifying showdown after the tournament’s Official Draw concluded on Thursday at the Juva Grand Hotel in Hohhot.
The competition, taking place from May 6 to 17, will feature 12 teams vying for the continental title and three coveted spots at the inaugural FIFA Futsal Women’s World Cup 2025.
The draw divided the teams into three groups of four, setting up intriguing matchups. Hosts China PR will compete in Group A against Uzbekistan, Chinese Taipei, and tournament debutants Australia. Two-time champions Iran headline Group B, where they will face Vietnam, Hong Kong, China, and another first-time participant, the Philippines. Meanwhile, Japan, seeking their maiden title after two runner-up finishes, find themselves in Group C alongside Thailand, Indonesia, and Bahrain.
Draw Results:
Group A: China PR, Uzbekistan, Chinese Taipei, Australia
Group B: IR Iran, Vietnam, Hong Kong, China, Philippines
Group C: Thailand, Japan, Indonesia, Bahrain
With the top three teams in China 2025 earning direct qualification to the FIFA Futsal Women’s World Cup in the Philippines, the stakes have never been higher. The host nation, the Philippines, has already secured their place in the global tournament, adding further anticipation to their campaign in the AFC competition.
As teams gear up for the continental battle, eyes will be on defending champions Iran’s quest for a third title, Japan’s determined push for a breakthrough victory, and debutants Australia and the Philippines looking to make an immediate impact.
The AFC Women’s Futsal Asian Cup 2025 promises high-intensity action, skillful play, and fierce competition as Asia’s best teams vie for glory on the futsal stage.

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