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East Bengal begins AFC Women’s Champions League on a high, beats Ho Chi Minh City 2-1

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Fazila Ikwaput scored a brace as Indian Women’s League champion East Bengal began its continental campaign with a 2-1 win against Ho Chi Minh City WFC.

Updated : Nov 01, 2026 21:56 IST , Kolkata - 1 MIN READ

Fazila Ikwaput opened the scoring from the spot and doubled it 13 minutes later as East Bengal won its opening match of the AFC Women’s Champions League this season.

Fazila Ikwaput opened the scoring from the spot and doubled it 13 minutes later as East Bengal won its opening match of the AFC Women’s Champions League this season. | Photo Credit: EBFC Media

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Fazila Ikwaput opened the scoring from the spot and doubled it 13 minutes later as East Bengal won its opening match of the AFC Women’s Champions League this season. | Photo Credit: EBFC Media

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