Nepal’s goal drought continues for the sixth match in a row as they have not scored a goal after beating Chinese Taipei 2-0 in September 2019 in an away game.

Visitors concede a goal each in both the halves to face defeat against the South Asian foes.

Despite short preparation, a year-long hiatus due to coronavirus and long list of absentees, Nepal are hopeful of good results against the home team.

Nepali footballers will break an eight-month long hiatus when they play two international friendlies in Dhaka next week.

Players welcome the move but call on authorities to allow domestic matches since their livelihoods depend on playing games.

France international Coman appeared at the back post to head the decisive goal in the 59th minute as Bayern became the first team to lift the Champions League with a 100% record.

The All Nepal Football Association had already named 34 players for the preliminary selection, conducted PCR tests of all of them and planned to start the closed camp training from August 17.

Nepal scheduled to host Taipei, Australia and Jordan. FIFA to make confirmation only after assessment of situation in Nepal.

Nepal was set to host Taiwan and Australia in March and Jordan in June in Kathmandu.

Forward Bikram Singh Thakuri scored in the home team's 1-0 win over 'A' division side Three Star.

The home team are playing in their first final, while Three Star lost in title decider last year.

The striker scores two early goals as Sudurpaschim XI beat APF 2-1 in the first semi-final.

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

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.