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Kaya FC W (Phl) W 0, Beijing Beikong W 6

Sunday, November 1, 2026 · Final · ASI: AFC Champions League Women

Beijing Beikong W Rolls Past Kaya FC W in Six-Goal Match

BEIJING (Interstat) — Beijing Beikong W routed visiting Kaya FC W (Phl) W 6-0 in a competition match, turning early pressure into a commanding home victory. Saratou Traore scored twice inside the first 22 minutes, M Shen added a goal in first-half stoppage time, Ali Mahira struck early in the second half and Yu Si added a late goal. Beijing improved to 1 win and 0 losses in this competition and 2 wins, 0 losses and 2 draws across all competitions. Kaya fell to 0 wins and 1 loss in the competition and 0 wins and 1 loss across all competitions.

The scoring sequence began in the third minute when Traore found the net, and she doubled the lead in the 22nd. Shen made it 3-0 in the 45th minute plus one minute of first-half stoppage time. Mahira scored in the 50th, and Si added a goal in the 78th. Traore’s two-goal effort came in 46 minutes before she was substituted at halftime. Shen played 90 minutes and scored once. Si also played 90 minutes and scored once. Mahira scored once in 61 minutes. Beijing’s supply line was active throughout: Zeng Yujia and Fan Yu each played 90 minutes and recorded an assist, while Adama Congo, Yujie Zhao and Xiaolan Ma also had assists. Beijing’s pressure produced a steady stream of chances, and the hosts kept Kaya from finding a foothold in the match. Kaya’s best spells came after the interval, but the visitors were unable to turn possession into a goal. Beijing’s back line held firm and protected the shutout, while the hosts continued to push forward.

Beijing made a pair of changes at halftime, including removing Traore after her two goals. The host also brought on Sadik M. at the same interval. Kaya made a change at halftime with Cain Fontamillas J. entering. Beijing made another change in the 53rd minute when Yujie Zhao entered. Kaya then made two changes in the 60th minute involving Cadag S. M. and DeFazio J. The visitors made another change in the 61st minute with Tolentino J. entering, and Beijing responded by removing Mahira A. in the same minute. Beijing made another change in the 67th minute when Congo A. came off, and Kaya made its final listed change in the 77th minute when Mendano R. entered. The changes did not alter the match’s direction. The visitors could not convert their adjustments into a response as Beijing maintained the clean sheet and kept the match at a wide margin.

The result added to Beijing’s recent run across all competitions. Beijing had drawn with Jiangsu Suning W and Shanghai RCB W and had beaten Zhejiang W earlier in the season. In those previous results, Jiangsu Suning W and Shanghai RCB W each finished level with Beijing at 1, while Beijing won 3-1 at Zhejiang W. Kaya, meanwhile, remained without a win in either the competition or its overall account after the away defeat. Beijing’s home performance featured goals from Traore, Shen, Mahira and Si, with assists from Zeng, Fan, Congo, Zhao and Ma. The six-goal output followed the hosts’ earlier draws and win and kept their overall unbeaten run intact. Kaya’s overall record remained 0 wins and 1 loss. The hosts finished with the shutout. The visitors were unable to find a breakthrough.

Interstat’s game simulator had projected a final score of Beijing Beikong W 2, Kaya FC W (Phl) W 0. Interstat’s ELO system had projected Beijing Beikong W with a 68.8 percent probability to win. Beijing Beikong W had been installed as a pregame favorite with a spread of -2.25. The total score of 6 went under the over/under line of 3.5.