From August 29 to September 8, Uzbekistan will once again host a major international tournament — the CAFA Nations Cup 2025. After a successful inaugural edition that left a lasting impression on fans, this year’s tournament promises to be just as exciting and competitive. This time, the number of participating teams increases by two, with
The FIFA Executive Football Summit, held annually by FIFA, is considered one of the most important dialogue platforms in global football today. These high-level meetings bring together presidents of member associations, the FIFA President, and confederation representatives to discuss global football development, share experiences, and align on strategic priorities. This year’s summit is taking place
FIFA’s official page congratulated Uzbekistan national team and Manchester City defender Abduqodir Khusanov on making his debut at the FIFA Club World Cup, acknowledging that the Uzbek player continues to make history. The post highlighted that Khusanov is the first-ever Uzbek footballer to feature in the FIFA Club World Cup. Manchester City’s next fixture in
Today, under the guidance of head coach Islombek Ismoilov, the Uzbekistan U-17 national team played their second friendly match against Bolivia and secured a 1-0 victory. The only goal of the match was scored by Azizbek Abdumuminov in the 89th minute.
Uzbekistan U-18 national team led by head coach Askar Kholmuratov faced Tajikistan in the third-place match of the “CAFA U20 Championship 2025”. The match ended in a 1-1 draw in regular time, with Tajikistan emerging victorious in the penalty shootout. 
Uzbekistan 1–1 Tajikistan 
(Penalty shootout — 2:4) Uzbekistan U-18 Starting XI: Bogdan Odinaev (GK)
