The KH WF League saw a dominant performance from Boeung Ket (W) as they thumped Nagaworld FC (W) 5‑1 on 23 May 2026. The match, played under the floodlights at the Olympic Stadium, showcased the home side’s attacking potency as they moved to the top of the women’s football table in Cambodia.

Rampant First Half

Boeung Ket wasted no time stamping their authority. Inside the first ten minutes, winger Srey Pich cut inside from the left and unleashed a shot that took a deflection and nestled into the net. The goal set the tone for an explosive opening period. By the 25th minute, the lead had doubled – striker Chantha Sok finished off a sweeping team move that carved through Nagaworld’s defence with ease.

Nagaworld briefly threatened through a long‑range effort that flew wide, but Boeung Ket made it 3‑0 just before the interval. This time it was midfielder Rathana Kim who arrived late in the box to steer home a cut‑back, leaving the Nagaworld goalkeeper helpless.

Second‑Half Surge

The visitors started the second half with more purpose, pulling a goal back in the 51st minute. A quick break ended with forward Vanda Ouk rounding the keeper and slotting home, giving Nagaworld a flicker of hope. That flicker was extinguished almost immediately, however, as Boeung Ket restored their three‑goal cushion within five minutes.

Two further goals followed, the pick of them a stunning 25‑yard strike from substitute Phalla Nop that screamed into the top corner. The final score of 5‑1 reflected the gulf in class between the two sides, with Boeung Ket’s movement and finishing proving far too sharp for Nagaworld to handle.

Stars of the Show

• Chantha Sok (Boeung Ket): A constant menace, scoring twice and assisting another.
• Rathana Kim (Boeung Ket): Controlled the midfield and weighed in with a goal from deep.
• Phalla Nop (Boeung Ket): Came off the bench to score a stunning individual effort.

Table Implications

This emphatic victory propels Boeung Ket (W) to the summit of the KH WF League, with a superior goal difference giving them the edge over rivals Preah Khan Reach (W). Nagaworld FC (W) will need to regroup quickly; they have now lost two of their last three matches and risk slipping out of the top four.

The form of Boeung Ket’s forward line has been a talking point all season, and if they continue to score freely, they will be very difficult to stop in the hunt for the championship title.