Women Football

ANFA Women's Team "FOOTBALL FOR CHANGE". The quality of Football displayed by ANFA Woman team in international competitions in all age groups has been impressive and inspirational.

About Women Football

ANFA Woman’s Football

The quality of Football displayed in international competitions in all age groups has been impressive and inspirational. Despite the game in the early stages of female growth and development the quality is undeniable. It is our challenge to ensure all women are provided with equal opportunities to participate, develop and enjoy the game as fun with friends or pursue an elite-playing career.Our goals are set out below:

 

AIM 

Become the leading Football Development Team across South Asia and a leader across the Asian Football Confederation.

MISSION

Maximize opportunities to increase participation, access to facilities, resources and equipment and provide coaching and education throughout the country to improve everyone’s overall football experience.

PHILOSOPHY

The ANFA Technical Team has 4 components that summaries our philosophy

  1. Raise the Game’s Profile
  2. Develop the Game at every level
  3. Provide opportunities for everyone to be part of our Game
  4. Protect the core values of ANFA and the game (Inclusive, healthy, positive, respect, support)

ELITE WOMAN’S FOOTBALL

AIM/s

  • To be the leading Football nation in South Asia by 2022.
  • Consistently rank in the top-five AFC nations by 2030.

MISSION

  • To administer women's football in a professional and transparent manner.
  • To use Football as a vehicle to empower all Women, strengthen communities, relationships and build a proud nation.

STRATEGIES AREAS

  • Grassroots
  • Youth development
  • Schools
  • Distant Communities
  • Female Football Festivals
  • Identification Camps
  • Introduction of Elite Academies
  • Increased number of Competitions (Grassroots to Elite)
  • Develop a Database of all players (increase engagement)
  • Collaboration with Schools and NGOs for grassroots development
  • Employ more Female Staff

CURRENT COMPETITIONS

  • Deputy Mayor National Women’s League.
  • International Friendlies (U-15, U-17, U18, U-20 and National Senior Team).
  • U-15 Tournament before SAFF U-15 Championship SEP 2020.
  • U-18 Tournament before SAFF U-18 Championship OCT 2020.
  • Deputy Mayor National Women’s League 2020/2021(Qualification Round).
  • Four Nations Cup Tournament.
  • Deputy Mayor National League (Final Round)

 

Women Football News

2024-09-10

Army hits Sudurpaschim for 14

Tribhuvan Army FC delivered a dominant performance in the ANFA Women's League 2081 on Tuesday, defeating Sudurpaschim Province 14-1.

Midfielder Dipa Shahi led the charge with five goals, and Anita Lamjel added a brace. Chandra Bhandari, Sanju Kumal, Bimala BK, and Sabitri Devi Magar also contributed to the scoring spree.

Sudurpaschim's lone goal came from an own goal by Army's Nilam Singh, providing a small consolation in the completely one-sided match.

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2024-09-09

Waling defeats Sankata; APF hits Chandrapur for six

Waling Municipality secured their second victory in the ANFA Women's League 2081 on Monday, defeating Sankata Club 1-0.

The match was decided by an own goal from Tening Sene in the 39th minute.

In the day's second game, APF FC delivered a dominant performance, defeating Chandrapur Municipality 6-0.

Renuka Nagarkoti scored twice, while Sabita Rana Magar, Rashmi Ghising, Preeti Rai, and Gita Rana each contributed one goal to the comprehensive victory.

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2024-09-08

Koshi tops table with win over Karnali; Police labor to victory over Bagmati

Koshi Province climbed to the top of the points table with their third win in the ANFA Women's League 2081 on Sunday.

Koshi triumphed 4-0 over Karnali Province in the opening match at ANFA Complex.

Purnima Rai scored twice, while Samiksha Magar and Pratiksha Rai each added a goal.

In the day's second match, Nepal Police Club endured a tough battle but eventually secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Bagmati Youth Club. Nirmala Upadhyaya scored the decisive goal for Police.

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2024-09-07

APF draw first blood against Tribhuvan Army

APF FC defeated Tribhuvan Army FC 2-1 in the ANFA Women's League 2081 match on Saturday.

In the day's only match at ANFA Complex, APF twice lead the match to seal the victory.

Sabita Rana Magar gave APF the lead in the added minutes of the first half before Bimala Chaudhary leveled for Army in the 57th minute.

The decisive moment came when Army was awarded a penalty, which Gita Rana converted with composure to clinch the victory for APF FC.

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2024-09-06

Sankata share points with Chandrapur, Police thump Sudurpaschim

Sankata FC and Chandrapur Municipality played a goalless draw in the ANFA Women's League 2081 on Friday.

The match at ANFA Complex was largely uneventful.

Nepal Police Club hit nine past Sudurpaschim Province in the second match of the day.

Deepa Neupane and Niru Thapa both scored hat-tricks in the thrashing of Sudurpaschim.

Puja Rana, Ghim Kumari Gurung and Anuska Sherpa scored the other three goals for Police.

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2024-09-05

Koshi secures second consecutive win; Waling dominates Karnali

Koshi Province came from behind to secure a 2-1 victory over Bagmati Youth Club in the second round of the ANFA Women's League 2081 on Thursday.

Bagmati took the lead with a goal from Bishnu Maya Bal in the 26th minute. However, Koshi equalized just three minutes later through Samikshya Magar. The match took a decisive turn when Divya Yasmali Magar of Bagmati scored an own goal, handing Koshi their second consecutive victory.

In the day’s second match, Waling Municipality's foreign recruit Jackline Nassali stole the show with a hat-trick, leading her team to a 4-0 triumph over Karnali.

Nassali scored the opener in the 10th minute and doubled the lead in the 41st minute. She completed her hat-trick with a goal in the 73rd minute.

Sukriya Miya added a fourth goal just before the final whistle. This victory marked Waling’s first win of the tournament and left Karnali with two losses from as many matches.

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