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 JAMSHEDPUR: The India U-18 girls continued their winning run with a 1-0 win over Bangladesh in their second fixture in the ongoing SAFF U-18 Women’s Championship 2022 in Jamshedpur. Following the result, India are firmly seated at the top of the table, having collected six points from two matches thanks to Nitu Linda's well-taken shot in the 63rd minute. Coach Thomas Dennerby made only one change in the starting line-up from the last game, having brought in Kajal in place of Naketa. The game kicked-off at a slow pace but the hosts came very close to opening the scoring in the 9th minute when Astam played a low ball into the six-yard box hoping for Lynda Kom to fill in the spaces, but it was eventually cleared. In the 21st minute the second chance for India came when Anita Kumari tried a low shot which went wide. A couple of minutes later, Bangladesh served a reminder of danger to the hosts as Eity Khatun’s first time shot near the goalline was blocked by Ritu Devi. At the half-

  The Indian U-19 girls went down to hosts Bangladesh by a solitary goal in the final of the SAFF U-19 Women’s Championship at the Bir Shreshtha Shaheed Shipahi Mostafa Kamal Stadium, Dhaka on Wednesday, December 22, 202. The only goal in the game came in the 80th minute where Anai Mogini scored to make the difference between the two teams. The first chance for India came in the 5th minute where Priyangka Devi collected the ball from a thrown-in on the right side and went for a cross. The ball though did not find any of the players and went straight to rival goalkeeper Rupna’s hand. In the 16th minute, Bangladesh had their first chance in the game. A long ball was played over the top by Maria and Tohura Khatun collected it and tried to make the most of it but goalkeeper Anishka was equal to the task. Thereafter, both Teams tried to control possession but were not able to break the deadlock, as both teams headed to the half-time. Changing over, the first chance for India came in the 64t

  SAFF U-19 Women's Championship 2021 Final: India U19 vs Bangladesh U19 live streaming completed India U-19 girls go down 1-0 to Bangladesh in the final of the SAFF U-19 Women’s Championship

  After booking their spot in the final of the SAFF U-19 Women's Championship, Head Coach Alex Ambrose feels that his side will continue their winning attitude that they have been carrying on in this championship in the grand finale against hosts against Bangladesh on Wednesday (December 22, 2021). “I am very happy that the girls are showing great focus and hunger. We played four games with the same energy and passion and the girls are ready with the same attitude. This is a platform for the players to develop themselves, and I am proud to say that they have done a great job”, India finished the group matches with nine points from four matches, while Bangladesh advanced to the finals of the championship with 10 points from three wins and one draw. The last time the two teams met, India had lost to the hosts by a solitary strike. “The championship was such a great opportunity for the girls to play a good brand of football and they reflected that on the pitch. It always takes some

  Bangladesh outplayed Sri Lanka 12-0 in their last group match of the SAFF U-19 Women's Championship being held at the BSSM Kamal Stadium. With the win, Bangladesh advanced to the finals of the championship with 10 points from three wins and one draw. The home team will meet India who had defeated Nepal in the early match of the day. The goal scorers for Bangladesh were: Anuching Mogini (3', 77'), Ritu Porna Chakma (7', 43'), Shahada Akter Ripa (16', 49', 87'), Mossammat Akhi Khatun (47'), Afeida Khandaker (54', 70', 83') and Unnoti Khatun (84'). Sri Lanka head coach Sirisena Manjula Chaminda said his team came to the championship unprepared as the COVID-19 situation did not allow the team to train as required but was hopeful of good showing from the team in the years to come. India beat Nepal to enter SAFF U-19 Women’s Championship Final

  The India U-19 Women’s Team suffered a 0-1 defeat at the hands of hosts Bangladesh in their third encounter of the ongoing SAFF U19 Women’s Championship in Dhaka today (December 17, 2021). India had earlier registered comfortable victories against Sri Lanka and Bhutan in the first two matches. Shamsunnahar’s 7th minute strike from the penalty spot made the difference between the two sides. The match began with both teams going hard from the first whistle as Bangladesh looked to make the most of their physical prowess and pressed the Indian defenders high up the pitch. The first opportunity of the game went to Bangladesh, who were awarded a penalty in the 7th minute which was converted by Shamsunnahar Although Bangladesh went on an attacking mode and dominated possession after the goal, the Indian Women had an excellent opportunity to restore parity in the 40th minute when Sumati Kumari passed a ball to Mariyammal who took the shot from her left but went straight into the hands of the

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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