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

2026-01-25

Nepal edge Bhutan 5–3 to finish campaign on a high

Nepal concluded their campaign with an entertaining 5–3 victory over Bhutan in the SAFF Women’s Futsal Championship in Thailand on Sunday.

Sajina Koirala opened the scoring for Nepal in the 9th minute, followed by Anita KC in the 13th minute. Jenifer Rana continued her fine form with two goals in the 19th and 30th minutes, while Sushma Tamang added another in the 25th minute.

Bhutan responded with goals from Deki Lhazom in the 23rd and 26th minutes, while Pema Kuenzang Choeki scored in the 28th minute.

With the win, Nepal finished fourth in the overall points table, bringing their tournament journey to a positive close.

 

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2026-01-21

Nepal cruise to 5–1 victory over Pakistan

Nepal returned to winning ways with a convincing 5–1 victory over Pakistan in the SAFF Women’s Futsal Championship in Thailand on Wednesday.

Manisha Thapa Magar gave Nepal an early advantage, scoring twice in the 3rd and 9th minutes. Roshani Bohara Chhetri added a third goal in the 16th minute to strengthen Nepal’s lead. In the second half, Dipa Rai found the net in the 32nd minute before Jenifer Rana sealed the win with a goal in the 35th minute.

Pakistan’s lone goal was scored by Azwa Chaudhary in the 27th minute.

Nepal will play Bhutan in their next and final group-stage match of the SAFF Women’s Futsal Championship.

 

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2026-01-19

Nepal fall to Bangladesh in SAFF Women’s Futsal Championship

Nepal suffered a 3–0 defeat against Bangladesh in their group-stage match of the SAFF Women’s Futsal Championship in Thailand on Monday.

Bangladesh took the lead through Sabina Khatun in the 14th minute. Srimoti Krishnarani Sarkar doubled the advantage in the 19th minute before Lipi Akter sealed the victory with a goal in the 33rd minute.

Nepal will face Pakistan in their next match of the SAFF Women’s Futsal Championship as they aim to return to winning ways.

 

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2026-01-17

Nepal suffer defeat against India in SAFF Women’s Futsal Championship

Nepal were defeated 8–1 by India in their group-stage match of the SAFF Women’s Futsal Championship in Thailand on Saturday.

India took early control of the match with goals from Diti Kamlesh Kanungo in the 4th, 4th, 13th and 15th minutes. Nishka Parkash scored in the 8th minute, while Ritika Singh added two more goals in the 22nd and 37th minutes. Khushbu Kashiram Saroj also found the net in the 24th minute.

Nepal’s lone goal came through Manisha Thapa Magar in the 8th minute.

Nepal will now face Bangladesh in their next match of the SAFF Women’s Futsal Championship as they look to bounce back in the tournament.

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2026-01-15

Nepal thrash Maldives 5–0 in SAFF Women’s Futsal Championship

Nepal recorded an impressive 5–0 victory over Maldives in the SAFF Women’s Futsal Championship in Thailand on Thursday.

Jenifer Rana starred for Nepal, scoring twice in the 4th and 12th minutes. Bimala Chaudhary added another goal in the 11th minute, while Manisha Thapa Magar converted a penalty in the 18th minute. Maldives’ Fathimath Saina scored an own goal, completing Nepal’s dominant win.

The emphatic result followed Nepal’s opening 2–2 draw against Sri Lanka in their first match of the tournament.

Nepal will face India in their next group-stage match of the SAFF Women’s Futsal Championship.

 

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2026-01-13

SAFF Women’s Futsal Championship: Nepal Draws with Sri Lanka

Nepal played out a 2–2 draw against Sri Lanka in their opening match of the SAFF Women’s Futsal Championship held in Bangkok, Thailand.

Sri Lanka took the lead early through Tharmika Sivaneswaran in the 2nd minute, before Nepal responded with goals from Manisha Thapa Magar in the 11th minute and Bimala Chaudhary in the 15th minute.

Sri Lanka later equalized through Tharidi Liyanage in the 25th minute to share the points.

Nepal were in control for much of the game but could not find a decisive goal to secure a win, and the match ended in a draw. Nepal will face Maldives on Thursday in their second match of the championship.

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