Seasters Odesa Women

On 8 August 2026 in Sankt Pölten, in a play-off for third place in a four-team Champions League qualifying group, Seasters beat Young Boys 3-1.

It was built from nothing in 2023 rather than assembled out of an older side. The backing comes from the Allrise Capital fund. The first season, 2023/24, was spent in the First League; the club won it and went up. In the cup that year they went out in the last 16, beaten 2-0 by Kolos.

Promotion turned into a runners-up finish in the top flight in 2025/26, and that second place is what took them to Austria in August.

Home matches are played at the Chornomorets stadium, shared with the men's club of the same name — 34,164 seats for a league that rarely fills them. The club's director, Serhii Burka, runs the ground as well. White shirts, white shorts, white socks at home; entirely blue away.

Anatolii Didenko has been in charge since 9 January 2026, the third coach in under three years.

The captain is Olha Boichenko, a forward who arrived with 60 caps and 14 goals for Ukraine and appearances at a European Championship finals behind her — a player with more championships to her name than the club she leads has seasons.