The 2024–25 Saudi Women's Cup, officially the 2024–25 SAFF Women's Cup was the second season of the annual Saudi women's football cup competition. Sixteen teams participated in the competition. Al-Ahli were the defending champions, having beaten Al-Shabab 3–2 in the 2024 final on 28 March 2024. and they successfully retained their title by overcoming Al-Qadsiah 2–1 in the final.
Overview Following the announcement of the Saudi Women's Super Cup, this season's champions and runners-up will qualify for its inaugural edition.
Participating clubs The following clubs qualified for the competition: Saudi Women's Premier Leaguethe 8 clubs of the 2023–24Saudi Women's First Division Leaguethe best 8 clubs of the 2023–24
Notes
Seeding Clubs were seeded first based on their current league tier (Premier and First Division), and subsequently based on their positions in their respective leagues from the 2023–24 season. SeededUnseeded
Knockout stage Bracket The tournament bracket is shown below, with bold denoting the winners of each match.
Round of 16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Third place play-off
Final
GK23 Lindsey Harris DF 24 Raghad Mania DF 2 Dalal Abdullatif DF 12 Munirah Al-Ghanam MF 15 Sulaf Asseri MF 7 Sara Björk Gunnarsdóttir MF 27 Léa Le GarrecDF 71 Bayan MohammedMF 8 Rahaf Al-Mansouri FW 16 AdrianaFW 77 Noura Ibrahim Substitutes:DF 34 Mashael Al-HarbiFW 11 Yara Al-FarisGK 1 Salma Al-Dosari DF 99 Rana HassanFW 3 Ajara Nchout FW 17 Haya Al-Sunaidi DF 94 Rayanne MachadoFW 19 Joury Tarek MF 14 Maram Al-Yahya Manager: Luís Andrade GK 1 Rawand KassabDF 19 Ayah Al-MajaliDF22 Sawaher Al-AsiriDF 16 Huriyyah Al-Shamrani MF 23 Raghad MukhayzinMF 14 Farida HanafiFW 9 Ibtissam Jraïdi FW 7 Naomie KabakabaFW 11 Daliah Abu LabanFW24 Moluk Al-Hawsawi FW 17 Fadwa KhaledSubstitutes:DF 4 Rahaf Al-BarakatiFW 70 Danah FahadFW 8 Al-Hanouf MazouzahMF 77 Roaa Al-SulaimaniGK 34 Ghaliah EmamDF 12 Shahad Al-GhamdiMF 6 Élodie Nakkach DF 21 Raghad GhandourahDF 3 Ghada MalhanManager: Manar Fraij Assistant referees: (Italy) Veronica Martinelli (Italy) Fourth official: Reem Al-Dosari
Top scorers RankPlayerClubGoals1 Ibtissam JraïdiAl-Ahli92 Naomie KabakabaAl-Ahli83 Ajara NchoutAl-Qadsiah4 Clara LuvangaAl-Nassr Nor MustafaEastern Flames6 Letícia NunesAl-Ittihad3 Lana AbdulrazakAl-Ittihad Lina BoussahaAl-Nassr9 Jessica MartínezAl-Hilal2 Shokhan NooraldinAl-Hilal Al-Bandari Al-HwsawiAl-Hilal Nesrine BahlouliAl-Nassr Léa Le GarrecAl-Qadsiah Sulaf AsseriAl-Qadsiah Selma KapetanovićAl-Ula Seba TawfiqAl-Ittihad Lili IskandarAl-Ittihad Fatimah MansourAl-Ittihad Sara Björk GunnarsdóttirAl-Qadsiah Al-Bandary MobarakAl-Shabab21 Rayanne MachadoAl-Qadsiah1 Yara Al-FarisAl-Qadsiah Joury Al-JohaniAl-Hilal Joy JerryAl-Riyadh Ashleigh PlumptreAl-Ittihad Raneem Al-SharifAl-Ittihad Abla BensenouciJeddah Duda FrancelinoAl-Nassr Mubarkh Al-SaiariAl-Nassr Ayah Al-MajaliAl-Ahli Élodie NakkachAl-Ahli Hiba RaheemAl-Shoulla Salwa ElmitwalliAl-Shoulla Noxolo CesaneEastern Flames Jolina AmaniEastern Flames Lana FerasAl-Shabab Jaine LemkeAl-Ula Faey Al-HarbiAl-Nassr Moluk Al-HawsawiAl-Ahli Abeer NasserAl-Shabab Ruth KipoyiAl-Nassr Rahaf Al-MansouriAl-Qadsiah
Prize money The Saudi Football Federation has raised the prize for the winner from 750,000 to 1 million Saudi Riyals, while maintaining the second-place prize at 500,000 Saudi Riyals and the third-place prize at 200,000 Saudi Riyals.
PlaceTeamsAmount (in riyal) Champions1 1,000,000 SAR Runners-up1 500,000 SAR Third place1 200,000 SARTotal31,700,000 SAR
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