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2020-05-04

Happy ANFA Day! Message from ANFA President Karma Tsering Sherpa

Happy ANFA Day!

On behalf of the All Nepal Football Association, I would like to wish all the players, district football associations, clubs, sponsors, fans and all the stake holders of Nepali Football a Happy ANFA Day 2077.

We at the All Nepal Football Association have been celebrating 22 Baisakh as ANFA Day since last year. For the first time in the history of Nepali football an award ceremony glittered with live performances and gatherings of all football stake holders was organized by the association. The program received applauds from everyone involved in football. Not just the local community but the international football world was equally in praises for the step taken towards motivating the players, officials and other stake holders of the game.

 This year's we had planned an even greater ceremony to mark the day, but due to the current situation we have been forced to cancel the event. The year gone by saw Nepali football scale new heights. These moments needs to be treasured and the people involved in it should be rewarded for their efforts.

But there is always next time for merry making gatherings if you are healthy and safe. The key priority of everyone around the world at this time is staying safe and healthy.

I request all of you to stay at your home and follow the government instructions imposed for the well being of its citizen.

For the first time, we the entire world, are all playing for the same team. Our opponent is disease. Let's all play together to beat the coronavirus as nothing is more important than staying safe and healthy.

In the end, my sincere gratitude to all the players, officials, clubs, district football association, sponsors and fans for making the year eventful, productive and memorable.

Here's hoping for another year of productivity, happiness and solidarity.

A Happy ANFA Day to all of us!

Best regards,

Karma Tsering Sherpa
President

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2020-04-22

ANFA distributed daily essentials to foreign football players of different A division Clubs

The All Nepal Football Association today distributed daily essentials to twenty-eight foreign football players and coach of the A Division Clubs. The players are currently engaged in different A Division Clubs and played the Martyr's Memorial'A'Division League. The recruits are currently stuck in Kathmandu as the nation fights the novel corona virus panedemic with government imposing locked down since last month. ANFA used its vehicles to visit the players living in different areas of Kathmandu.

The ANFA earlier handed over two ambulances to Lalitpur Metropolitan Office and Girls Academy in Rautahat is being used by the Province 2 government as for quarantine of suspected victims of COVID 19

 

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2020-04-16

DFA's unite pledging to help and donate to the needy

All the ANFA afilicated District Football Association's (DFA) have united pledging to help and donate to the needy amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Gorkha Football Association joned hands with Gorkha Municipality to facilitate foods packages to the underprivileged people of the Municipality.

The ANFA earlier also had hanedover its two ambulances to Lalitpur Metropilitancity Office. The ANFA Girls' Academy in Rauahat is being used by the Province No.2 government as quarantine.

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2020-04-07

ANFA hands over its ambulances to Lalitpur Metropolitan City

The All Nepal Football Association (ANFA) on Tuesday handed over two its ambulances to the Lalitpur Metropolitan City office.

The ambulances shall be used the office as the country fights this pandemic situation. It shall be returned to the All Nepal Football Association once the situation returns to normalcy.

ANFA President Karma Tsering Sherpa and Lalitpur Metropolitan City Mayor Mr. Chiri Babu Maharjan signed a Memorandum of Understanding to this effect today.

Maharjan thanked ANFA for this humanitarian deed initiated by the ANFA during this time of crisis.

The two ambulances were availed by the ANFA through the FIFA Forward Fund.

The ANFA has earlier announced to make available its facilities (academy buildings) for quarantine purposes. The girl's football academy (built through the FIFA Forward Program) has already been used by the Province No. 2 government for quarantine purposes.

Other academy buildings in Kathmandu, Butwal and Dharan can be used for similar purposes if the need arises.

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