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  Nepal defeated Bhutan 4-0 in the SAFF U-19 Women’s Championship to top the group and maintain its chances of entering into the final of the competition. Nepal, currently with seven points, will now play their final group match against India on December 19 and their route to the final will be decided in that match. Nepal will require at least a point to reach the final. India are third after winning two and losing one match while hosts Bangladesh are second. In the match at Bir Sherestha Shaheed Shipahi Mostafa Kamal Stadium in Dhaka, Menuka Ale Magar scored in the second minute of the match to give the lead to Nepal. Kusum Khatiwada doubled the lead in the 18th minute before Rajani Thokar’s 21st minute strike gave a 3-0 lead in the first half. Menuka scored her second and Nepal’s fourth in the 72nd minute to complete the win. Nepal had played a goalless draw against Bangladesh in the first match and defeated Sri Lanka 6-0 in the second. Bangladesh defected India by 1-0 in SAFF U-1

The Indian U-19 Women’s team secured their second consecutive victory in as many matches when they blanked Bhutan 3-0 in the SAFF U19 Women’s Championship in Dhaka today. India started the match in a dominating fashion. Their hard work and high-pressing bore fruits as early as the 7th minute when Sumati Kumari opened the scoring. A low cross came in from the right via Amisha Baxla, and Sumati was positioned at the far post to put it into the net. Bhutan tried to get back into the game but they were never able to put the Indian defence under much pressure. Priyangka Devi was the orchestrator in midfield for India, delivering some wonderful set-pieces. In the 17th minute, Priyangka curled in a wonderful corner from the left, and Shilky Devi got on the end of it but her header went off target. India kept on attacking and eventually found their second goal through another set-piece. This time, India got a free-kick on the edge of the box and Priyangka Devi powered home a swerving left-f

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The Bangladesh eve team launched early attacks by taking full control in the beginning of the one-sided affairs and they maintained it till the final whistle ensuring their remarkable victory on the day. Bangladesh thrash Bhutan 6-0 in SAFF U-19 Women's Football Championship It was a magnificent performance by Maria Manda and Co. as Bangladesh recorded a massive 6-0 goals victory over visiting Bhutan in their second match of SAFF U-19 Women's Football Championship held today (Monday) at Birshreshtha Shaheed Sepoy Mohammad Mostafa Kamal Stadium in the city's Kamalapur area. The day's win saw Bangladesh secure four points from two matches while Bhutan remained at their previous credit of three points playing the same number of matches. The Bangladesh eve team launched early attacks by taking full control in the beginning of the one-sided affairs and they maintained it till the final whistle ensuring their remarkable victory on the day. In the proceeding, Tohura Khatun

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  Thimphu Women's Football Club is conducting football trials for the women's team Age: 18 -25 years Venue: Changjiji Football Ground, Dechhen Lam,  Thimphu,  Bhutan Date: 25 Dec 2021 to 2nd Jan 2022 Time: 4pm -6pm Registration fees: NU 200/- For more information please contact Rinchen Dema(Head coach) +975 77405033. Bhutan thrashed Sri Lanka by 5-0 in SAFF U-19 Women's Championship

Bhutan made a flying start in the five-nation South Asian Football Federation (SAFF) U-19 Women’s Championship outplaying Island nation Sri Lanka By 5-0 goal in the opening match at the Bir Shrestha Shaheed Shipahi Mostafa Kamal Stadium in Kamalapur  on Saturday. In the day’s other match, hosts Bangladesh miserably played to a goalless with Nepal after dominating the match for most of the proceeding at the same venue Saturday evening. With the day’s feat, the Himalayan country top the list securing full three points from one match while Sri Lanka was placed bottom with empty hand, playing one match. Bangladesh and Nepal followed the leader securing one point each playing one match each. In the day’s opener, Pema Yangzom struck two quick goals in span of one minute in the 21st and 22nd minutes (2-0) while Tshering Choden and Sonam Lhamo netted one goal each for Bhutan in the 27th and 45th minutes respectively (4-0). SMK J Senavige of Sri Lanka scored a suicidal goal in the 85th minu