Bangladesh retains SAFF Women’s Championship title
The closely contested final, held at Kathmandu’s Dasharath Stadium, saw Bangladesh overpower Nepal, keeping Nepal’s dream of a first-ever title win unfulfilled.
The closely contested final, held at Kathmandu’s Dasharath Stadium, saw Bangladesh overpower Nepal, keeping Nepal’s dream of a first-ever title win unfulfilled.
This marks Nepal’s sixth appearance in the SAFF Women’s Championship final, yet the team is still chasing its first title victory.
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The tense match was marred by poor umpiring and protests that saw the game interrupted for more than 80 minutes in total.
The match, which ended in a 1-1 draw during regulation time, was decided by a penalty shootout where Nepal triumphed 4-2.
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A comprehensive 6-0 victory over the Lankans in Kathmandu helps the hosts leapfrog Bhutan to the summit of Group B on goal difference.
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It was the Bengal Tigresses’ second straigh victory over the Indians at the SAFF Women’s Championship, having also beaten them 3-0 in 2022.
The victory against the Maldives is Nepal’s third biggest in the SAFF Women’s competition, and fourth overall.
Nepal will next participate in the US Tri-series of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup League 2 starting Sunday.
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