Vålerenga Women — Malmö FF Women, UEFA Champions League Women
UEFA Champions League Women
Vålerenga WomenW19 Aug · Home Hønefoss Women · 2:1W26 Aug · Away Radomlje Women · 2:0W2 Sep · Home Radomlje Women · 7:1W11 Sep · Away Røa · 6:3W17 Sep · Home Haugesund Women · 2:1L23 Sep · Away Feyenoord Women · 1:4
0:1
Finished
Kick-off was
BST
Malmö FF WomenW29 Aug · Away Växjö · 4:0W1 Sep · Away Trelleborgs Women · 4:0D6 Sep · Away Häcken · 1:1W12 Sep · Home Eskilstuna United · 1:0W18 Sep · Home Djurgården · 3:0W23 Sep · Away St. Pölten Women · 2:0
In the UEFA Champions League Women game on 5 August 2026, Malmö FF Women beat Vålerenga Women 0:1. Match numbers: shots on target 5:7, corners 2:4.
Match report
Malmö edge past Valerenga in Champions League semi-final
Malmö secured a narrow 1-0 victory over Valerenga in the second qualifying round semi-finals of the UEFA Women's Champions League on 5 August. The Swedish side survived a determined home performance to book their place in the next stage. By then, the result had already begun to shape expectations for whoever they would face next.
And here's the thing about this match — it was decided in the first half when A. Lindstrom found the net in the 32nd minute. Malmö's away players had to weather pressure after that, but Valerenga could not find an equaliser despite several attempts. The goal came from a well-worked move that stretched the back line before the finish.
To be fair, Valerenga had their chances. They registered 5 shots on target alongside 2 off target, while Malmö managed 7 on target and 7 off target. Possession was evenly split at 48-52 per cent, but the visitors made more of what they had. The draw brought them together early, and one moment proved enough.
Substitutions began in the second half, with H. Lowry and L. Russell coming on for Malmö in the 60th and 65th minutes respectively. Valerenga responded with S. Brekken at 79 minutes and V. Milivojevic at 83. Yellow cards for C. Nevin and T. Enger marked a growing tension, and Enger herself was substituted late on at 90+3.
Malmö's recent form suggests this was not a fluke. They had drawn 0-0 with Piteå and lost 0-1 to Vittsjö in their last two outings before this win. Valerenga's run included heavy defeats to Rosenborg and Brann, yet they showed resilience at home. That price has gone now, and the Swedish side advances.
Prepared from match data
Key numbers
Possession, %48–52
Shots on target5–7
Shots off target2–7
Attacks92–85
HT⚽32' A. Lindstrom — Goal⇄60' H. Lowry — Substitution⇄65' L. Russell — Substitution🟨74' C. Nevin — Yellow card⇄79' S. Brekken — Substitution🟨80' T. Enger — Yellow card⇄83' V. Milivojevic — Substitution⇄90+3' T. Enger — Substitution⇄90+5' T. Skoog — Substitution
0'45'90'
Match events
32'0:1Malmö FF Women⚽GoalA. Lindstrom assist: L. Russell
W19 Aug · Home Hønefoss Women · 2:1W26 Aug · Away Radomlje Women · 2:0W2 Sep · Home Radomlje Women · 7:1W11 Sep · Away Røa · 6:3W17 Sep · Home Haugesund Women · 2:1L23 Sep · Away Feyenoord Women · 1:4