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Indian Women's League: How does India compare to top AFC countries?

Indian Women's League (IWL)
Founded: 2016

Number of teams: 12 teams, divided into two groups.&nbsp;

Number of matches: Five league games per team + two knockout rounds.&nbsp;

Duration: Two weeks.&nbsp;

Defending champion: Sethu FC

While India has a long way to go compared to the rest of Asia, it is worth noting that none of the SAFF nations has a proper women's football setup. Bangladesh has recently announced a resumption of their women's football tournament.&nbsp;

India

Myanmar Women's League
Founded: 2016

Number of teams: 8

Number of matches: 56&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

Defending champion:&nbsp;The&nbsp;Institute of Sports and Physical Education FC (ISPE FC)

Myanmar

Women's Super League
Founded: 1996

Number of teams: 11

Defending champion: PFC Sevinch

Uzbekistan 

Thai Women's League
Founded: 2009

The Thai Women's League had a break for three years from 2013 to 2016 and was then resumed.&nbsp;

Duration: 11 teams, including Thailand U-16 and U-19 teams,&nbsp;divided into two groups. 52 matches played last season.&nbsp;

Defending champions: Two finalists agreed to share the title as the national team had to travel for the Women's World Cup.&nbsp;

Thailand

Vietnam Women's League
Number of teams: 7&nbsp;

Number of matches: 42

Defending champion: Ho Chi Minh City

Vietnam

WK League
Founded: 2009

Number of teams: 8

Duration: 9-10 months, 115 matches, teams play 28 games per season.&nbsp;

Defending champion: Steel Red Angels, third in AFC Women's Championship 2019

South Korea

Chinese Women's Super League
Founded: 1997

Number of teams: 8

Duration: 50+&nbsp;matches, two-three months.&nbsp;&nbsp;

China

Nadeshiko League
Founded: 1989

The Japanese women's football setup has three divisions and&nbsp;a total of 32 teams. The top division has 10 teams.&nbsp;

Defending champion: Beleza

Japan

W League
Founded: 2008.

Duration: Four months, 12 games per team during the league stage.

Defending champion: Sydney FC. Their top scorer Sam Kerr currently plays for Chelsea.&nbsp;

Australia

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How does Indian Women&apos;s League compare to other leagues in Asia?