The 2026–27 Myanmar Women's League is the 8th season of the Myanmar Women's League, the top Myanmar professional league for women's association football clubs, since its establishment in 2016. First half will play from 15 June 2026 to 10 August 2026 and the second half will start from 19 October 2026 to 31 January 2027. The mid-season player transfer window period starts from 11 August 2026 to 16 October 2026.
Ayeyawady entered the season as the defending champions. Ayeyawady's 18-match unbeaten record came to an end after a 1–2 home defeat to ISPE WFC on 30 June 2026.
Teams
Ten teams will compete in the league – the eight teams from the previous season, the returning Zwekapin United, and newly formed Yadanarbon.
Zwekapin United return to the Myanmar Women League after an absence of four season, while Yadanarbon will make their debut in the competition following the establishment of a women's team ahead of the 2026–27 season. The remaining eight teams from the previous season retained their places in the league.
The participating clubs are Ayeyawady, ISPE WFC, Myawady, Shan United, Yangon City, Thitsar Arman, Young Lionesses, Yangon United, Zwekapin United and Yadanarbon.
Season overview Half-season After the first half of the season, ISPE WFC became the half-season champions. ISPE WFC defeated Ayeyawady away in Week 3, ending Ayeyawady's unbeaten record since 2025. Yangon City did not win a single match and lost every game. Ayeyawady are still putting pressure on ISPE WFC. The rising star Nant Shin Thant Phyu Sin Pyone scored five goals in a single match. Myat Noe Khin and Lin Myint Mo are leading the top-scorer list. Bangladesh's iconic player Ritu Porna Chakma and Ayeyawady's engine, Phyu Phyu Win, are leading the top-assist list. Zue Latt Nadi and Ei Sandar Zaw got 6 clean sheets in first-half. Four MWL clubs used foreign players during the first half of the season. ISPE WFC is the only club that remains unbeaten in the 2026–27 Myanmar Women's League.
Stadium Myanmar Women League will hold five stadiums which are Thuwunna Stadium, Padonmar Stadium, Yangon United Sports Complex, Taunggyi Stadium and Koe Thein Stadium. YUSC stadium is the home stadium of Yangon United, Taunggyi stadium is the home stadium of Shan United and Koe Thein (Pathein) is the home of Ayeyawady.
Managerial changes Team Outgoing manager Date of vacancy Replaced by Date of appointment Myawady Htet Aung Cancel contract 17 June 2026 Yan Naing Tun 18 June 2026 Ayeyawady Aung Kyaw Zan Sacked 17 July 2026 Kumiko Tashiro 17 July 2026
Foreign players Each team can register an unlimited number of foreign players. However, only three foreign players and one AFC player are allowed in the line-up for each match.
Players named in bold indicates the player was registered during the mid-season transfer window. Former players named in italics are players that were out of squad or left the club within the season, after the pre-season transfer window, or in the mid-season transfer window, and at least had one appearance. Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
TeamPlayer 1Player 2Player 3Player 4Player 5Player 6Player 7Player 8Asia player Former player Ayeyawady McKenna Davidson Nachanok Kosonsaksakul , Ritu Porna Chakma, Alyssa Ube Yadanarbon Maria Layacan, Pauline Buenaventura, Bianca Ellaine Sy Shan United Darko Teresah Abigail Sakyiwaa Peace Olga Zwekapin United Gloria Fosuah Rouguiatou Drame Belinda Ofori
Notes
Personnel and sponsorship Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality. TeamManagerCaptainKit manufacturerKit sponsorDomesticOther sponsor(s)Ayeyawady Kumiko Tashiro Lae Lae Hlaing Glory Sport Guotai AutoISPE Daw San San Thein Khin Marlar Tun M21 Myawady U Yan Naing Aung Aye Aye Moe Rhino Shan United U Khin Maung Htwe Yu Par Khiang M21 AlpineThitsar Arman U Moe Kyaw Htwe May Thet Mon Myint AWM AWM Yadanarbon Bo Bo Aung Win Theingi Tun M21 JisulifeYangon United U Than Wai Swe Mar Aung Glory Sport FNIYangon City U Si Thu Aung Khin Bhone Ego Sport SOLNXYoung Lionesses Uki Tetsuro Yee Yee Phyo M21 Zwekapin United U Kyaw Thu Oo Kyi Yadanar Thein FBT Zwekapin
League table
(C) = Champions
Results
Matches Source:
Statistics Top scorers
Rank PlayerClubGoals 1 Myat Noe Khin Thitsar Arman 10 Lin Myint Mo ISPE 2 Zin Moe Pyae Yangon United 9 3 Shin Thant Phyu Sin Pyone Young Lionesses 7 5 Win Theingi Tun Yadanarbon 56 San Thaw Thaw Ayeyawady 4 Sandar Aung Shan United Win Win Thitsar Arman Belinda Ofori Zwekapin United Nan Cho Hmwe Yangon United
Top Assists
Rank PlayerClubAssists1 Ritu Porna Chakma Ayeyawady5 Phyu Phyu Win Ayeyawady2 Lin Myint Mo ISPE4 Wai Hnin Phyo ISPE3 May Htet Lu Ayeyawady3 Peace Ogla Shan United Yoon Yati Thitsar Arman Win Win Thitsar Arman Khin San Lwin Thitsar Arman Zin Mar Htwe Thitsar Arman Win Theingi Tun Yadanarbon Nan Kham Hwan Young Lionesses Sin Thant Phyu Sin Pyone Young Lionesses
Clean sheets As of 10 August 2026 RankPlayerClubClean sheets 1 Ei Sandar Zaw Ayeyawady6 Zue Latt Nadi ISPE 2 Thu Zar Aung Thitsar Arman 43 Khine Zar Win Shan United34 Hla Hla Htwe Yadanarbon2 Phee Bay Yangon United Wine Tone Chit Zwekapin United5 May Zin Nwe Shan United1 Htet Eaindra Lin ISPE Su Pyae Mon ISPE Thet Htar Aung Myawady Ei Tar Yar Myawady Myo Mya Mya Nyein Thitsar Arman Amie Khaing Yangon United Kyawt Kay Khine Young Lionesses
Hat-tricks Player For Against Result Date Win Theingi Tun Yadanarbon Yangon City 0-6 23 June 2026 Nant Shin Thant Phyu Sin Pyone Young Lionesses Yangon City 9-0 29 June 2026 Nan Khaing Zin Myint Ayeyawady Yangon City 0-5 8 July 2026 Sandar Aung Shan United Yangon City 0-5 14 July 2026 Belinda Ofori Zwekapin United Young Lionesses 0-6 28 July 2026 Lin Myint Mo ISPE Myawady 3-0 5 August 2026 Nang Cho Hwwe Yangon United Yangon City 4-0 8 August 2026 Lin Myint Mo ISPE Young Lionesses 0-10 10 August 2026 Moe Moe Than ISPE Young Lionesses 0-10 10 August 2026
Player statistics League opening goal: Win Thuzar Aung (Shan United W.F.C.) Youngest player: San San Htwe (15 years old) Oldest player: Khin Marlar Tun (36 years old) Youngest scorer: Shin Thant Phyu Sin Pyone (16 years old) Youngest Hat-trick scorer: Shin Thant Phyu Sin Pyone (16 years old) Oldest scorer: Khin Marlar Tun (36 years old) Fastest scorer: Win Sandar (52 seconds) Most consecutive matches scored: Zin Moe Pyae (3 matches) Longest clean sheet: Zue Latt Nadi (279 minutes) Most goals in a season: Myat Noe Khin (10 goals) Most goals in a match: Shin Thant Phyu Sin Pyone (5 goals)
Brocasting All matches are broadcast free-to-air on Forever Group channels MRTV-4, Channel 7, and Reader Channel, while online streaming is available on the Pyone Play Sports YouTube channel.
MWL best team
See also 2026–27 M League Myanmar National League Cup 2026–27 M League 2 2026 MNL League Cup
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