East Bengal FC vs 4.25 SC Preview: Predicted Lineups, Team News Women's Champions League 2026-27
The Moshal Girls are placed third in the AFC Women's Champions League 2026-27 Group B. East Bengal face a stern challenge in their final match of the 2026-27 AFC Women's Champions League group stages when they face the high-flying 4.25 SC side at the Kishore Bharati Krirangan on Saturday (7 November 2026).
The Moshal Girls desperately need a positive result against the North Korean heavyweights to bolster their chances of making to the knockout rounds of the tournament, but will have to produce something truly special for it. The Stakes East Bengal The Moshal Girls face 4.25 SC in the last group stage match of AFC Women's Champions League 2026-27.
The East Bengal women's side have had a topsy-turvy outing in the 2026-27 AFC Women's Champions League so far, having produced pretty much polarizing performances. After winning their first match, the Moshal Girls suffered a disappointing loss to KSPO FC in their recent clash.
East Bengal's Asian journey, however, isn't under threat of ending. They already have enough points to qualify for the quarterfinal as one of the two best-third place teams in the group stages, but Anthony Andrews' side cannot only rely on that.
That is why he'll urge the players to get their groove back by playing innovative, fast-paced attacking football against the 4.25 SC side. They'll, of course, have to maintain a much stronger defensive shape than they have in recent matches to have a chance of getting a positive result.
A win for East Bengal will give them a huge boost in confidence before the quarterfinals, but a loss would be a bitter pill to swallow to end the group stages. 4.25 SC 4.25 SC are in a great run of form in the continental competition.
The 4.25 SC women's side have managed to catch the attention of many fans with performances in their debut campaign in the AFC Women's Champions League. The North Korean side have dominated the domestic scene for many years and appears to have brought that good form to the continental level.
Boasting many members of the North Korea women's team, the 4.25 SC side are unlikely to take it easy on East Bengal women despite already having advanced to the quarterfinals. Their players will aim to maintain their dominance in the AFC Women's Champions League, playing some incisive attacking football and being ruthless in the final third.
The 4.25 SC players know that a big win will further strengthen their momentum levels heading into the knockout rounds, while a loss could ruin all the morale they've developed. Team News Anthony Andrews should have a fully fit unit available for this upcoming AFC Women's Champions League clash.