Nasaf Women defeated Master Women 11-0 in the Preliminary round of the AFC Women's Champions League on 17 August 2026. The match took place at the home ground of the Uzbek side, who opened the scoring in the twentieth minute and never looked back. Master, making their return to continental competition, found themselves outclassed from the opening whistle.
L. Karachik gave Nasaf the lead at the 20-minute mark, and D. Khabibullaeva doubled the advantage twelve minutes later. Karachik restored a two-goal cushion before the break, and N. Kudratova added another just before the interval. The hosts were already three clear by the forty-fifth minute, and the pattern continued after the restart.
Khabibullaeva struck twice in the second half, extending her tally to three, while Kudratova also netted a second. I. Ablyakimova rounded off the scoring in the sixty-seventh minute, and three further goals followed without attribution—two in the ninetieth minute and one in the third minute of stoppage time. By then the match had become a formality.
Nasaf's recent form suggests this was not a one-off display. They beat East Bengal Women 3-0 in November 2025 and saw off BGC Asian Scholars Women 2-1 in August, though a 1-2 defeat to Melbourne City and a 0-1 loss to Bam Hatun Women showed vulnerability at times. Master, meanwhile, have not found the net in their last three matches, losing 0-5 to RTC Women, 0-5 to Kaohsiung Women, and 0-11 to Naeghoohyan.
The result leaves Nasaf in control of their tie, while Master's campaign appears over. The goal difference of eleven speaks to the gulf between the sides, and the preliminary stage offered little resistance for the hosts. Cup football has its own rules, and this was a demonstration of superiority rather than a contest.