Goals from Akhmadov, Orifjonov and Sattorov help the Uzbek side secure the trophy of the 24th edition of the tournament in their debut campaign.

Kuvonchbek Olimov, Asilbek Oriejonov, Shavkatjon Sattorov and Sayidjamol Davlatjonmov scored Black Bulls, setting up a title decider against six-time champions Nepal Police Club in the Aaha-Rara Gold Cup.

Sanjeev Lama’s second-half strike in the tournament’s 250th game proves decisive, sending the departmental side into their first final in six years.

Sanjeev Lama’s decisive goal sends Nepal Police Club into the final of the 24th Aaha-Rara Pokhara Gold Cup.

Goals from Adbukodirov, Davlatjonov and Sattorov propel the Uzbekistan-based club to victory, setting up a semi-final clash against Three Star Club.

Raj Bhusal rises highest in the 89th minute to nod home a pinpoint corner from Nabin Lama to send the defending champions Tribhuvan Army Club crashing out of the competition.

First-half goals from Bibek Pandey and captain Ram Wajee propel the six-time champions into the last four for the first time since 2021.

Prince Edward praises Gurkha recruits, highlighting Nepal-UK ties.

The Indian side come from behind to beat Sankata 2-1.

Goalkeeper Tikendra Thapa’s shootout heroics help the A-Division Champions win the match 6-5 in sudden death.

The victory also helped Machhindra exact revenge for their semi-final loss in the 20th edition of the Aaha-Rara Gold Cup against APF, who went on to clinch the title.

The defeat eliminated Sahara from the tournament.

In the women’s category, host team Tiger Group of Pokhara and Nepal Police Club both secured wins.

The Police Club and Sunil Club also claim victories on Sunday.

At the Climate Dialogue held in Pokhara on Thursday, speakers called for local climate policies, more research funding, and youth participation in combating climate change.