Malaysia lost 1-5 against the Central Asian team.

The Malaysia U17 women's team endured a significant loss to Uzbekistan during the friendly game.

In a closed-door friendly in Uzbekistan, the Malaysia U17 women's squad failed to surprise the hosts. Dominating with superior strength, the Central Asian girls easily controlled the match, resulting in five goals scored against Malaysia.

Meanwhile, despite their best efforts, the Southeast Asian representatives managed only a single goal, ultimately accepting a 1-5 final defeat.

However, this loss does not add much pressure regarding results, as it is considered a "high-dose test" for Coach Leila Chua’s team ahead of the 2026 AFC U17 Women's Asian Cup qualifying campaign in Group A.

The Malaysia U17 women's squad has announced 23 players to participate in this tournament, scheduled from October 13 to 17, 2025, in Dushanbe, Tajikistan. After the defeat to Uzbekistan, the team will depart for Dushanbe.

There, they will face the host Tajikistan on October 13, then play against Syria on October 15, and the Philippines on October 17 at 5 PM at the Central Stadium in Dushanbe, Tajikistan.

Meanwhile, the Vietnam U17 women's team is already in Gò Đậu, where the matches of Group D in the 2026 AFC U17 Women's Asian Cup qualifiers will take place. Prior to this, the team completed a two-week training camp in Germany, along with intensive practice sessions at the Vietnam Football Youth Training Center.

The 2026 AFC U17 Women's Asian Cup finals are expected to be held in China from April 30 to May 17, 2026, featuring 12 teams. Among them, 8 teams qualify through the qualifiers, while 4 teams receive direct entry: North Korea, Japan, South Korea, and the host China. This tournament not only serves as a regional competition but also acts as the qualification event to determine Asia’s representatives for the 2026 FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup.