The 'A' Division side beat Rupandehi's assembled team 5-4 on penalties.

Former national women's volleyball skipper Binita Budathoki and former national team member Chandra Bahadur Kunwar received a cash prize of Rs30,000 each.

A missed penalty from captain Bharat Shah cost dearer as Police lost 4-3 on penalties.

Two second-half goals inside two minutes help the Lalitpur outfit defeat Nawa Jana Jagriti Youth Club.

The home team edged Kanchanjunga FC of India 4-2 riding on two goals of Bikram Singh Thakuri.

Custodian Manoj Gurung saves a penalty to secure a 5-3 in tie-breaker.

Bimal Magar scored from the spot to help the league champions to a 1-0 win over Three Star.

Ramesh Dangal and Biku Tamang led the departmental team's fightback for a 2-1 victory.

Machhindra beat Army 2-0 to set up their title clash against Three Star Club.

Things have gotten better with the establishment of domestic leagues, but a majority of players are still working second jobs in order to make a living.

Cameroon’s Andre Nia and Bimal Gharti Magar score in Machhindra’s 2-1 win.

Adhikari was the captain of Nepali team that won silver in last year’s Asian Games. Gurung had claimed six national gold medals apart from two silver in Korea.

The event will feature six weight categories in women's section and eight categories in the men's section.

It will be the first time that a two-day format game will be organised for youngsters at the domestic level.

The club has roped in 22 players, three coaches and a physiotherapist for the league.

An own goal from Bikash Khawas saw Machhindra triumph in the winners-take all clash. The winners bag Rs 5 million.

The two teams are separated by a single point and although a draw will be sufficient for Army to win the title, both teams are looking for a decisive win.

A solitary goal from Nishan Limbu in the 75th minute was enough for Manang to pull off a victory in the Martyrs Memorial 'A' Division League, in Lalitpur.

Veteran Jumanu Rai scores second-half hat-trick to seal 3-0 win. Sankata sign off with 6-2 win over relegated Saraswoti.

The hosts restricted the visitors to what was a joint-lowest total ever in the one-day internationals, before chasing down their victory target of 36 runs with 268 balls to spare.