NOTICE
Player Registration

News

2025-08-20

Nepal go down in SAFF U-17 Women's Championship opener

India registered a dominant performance as they defeated Nepal 7–0 in the ongoing competition. Displaying attacking flair and clinical finishing, the Indian side took complete control of the match from the early minutes and never allowed Nepal to settle.

Abhista Basnett opened the scoring in the 16th minute and doubled her tally in the 41st, giving India a strong foothold. Nira Chanu Longjam added two goals of her own in the 25th and 56th minutes, while Anushka Kumari struck twice in the 33rd and 62nd minutes to further extend the lead. Julan Nongmaithem also found the net in first-half stoppage time (45+1’), ensuring India went into the break with a commanding advantage.

Nepal face Bhutan in their second match on Friday.

Read more

2025-08-17

ANFA bid farewell to women's team for SAFF U-17 Women's Championship

All Nepal Football Associaition bid farewell to the national U-17 team travelling to Bhutan for the SAFF U-17 Women's Championship.

The farewell ceremony was organized at ANFA Complex in Satdobato which was attended by Ex-Co members Purushottam Thapa and Bikash Narayan Shrestha, Deputy General Secretary Damodar Bhattarai, CEO Indraman Tuladhar, among others.

Nepal will face India, Bhutan, and Bangladesh in a double round-robin format, with the team finishing on top of the table being crowned champions

Final Squad

Goalkeepers: Jharna Dumrakoti, Laxmi Oli, Ganga Gurung

Defenders: Dikshya Rayamajhi, Samjhana Chand, Alija Kumari BK, Gyanshu Dolma Lo, Purnia Tadi, Anu Majhi, Min Maya Shrestha, Anshu BK

Midfielders: Diki Syangbo Tamang, Kritisha Tamang, Rabina BK, Sahara Limbu, Babtika Karki, Bhumika Ubdathoki, Ashika Karki, Srijana Baduwal

Forwards: Asmita Magar, Yam Kumari BK, Anita Rana Magar, Dikshya Ranpal

Read more

2025-08-10

Nepal lose 11-0 to DPR Korea

Defending champions DPR Korea qualified for AFC U20 Women’s Asian Cup™ Thailand 2026 in style after cruising 11-0 past Nepal in their Group A Qualifiers tie on Sunday.

DPR topped the group with their third win on the trot while Nepal finished with four points.

DPR Korea needed only three minutes to find the opener with Jon Il Chong beating the offside trap after collecting Ri Kuk Hyang’s through pass before setting up Ho Kyong to slot home from close range.

Ho registered her fifth goal of the qualifiers in the 12th minute with a neat lob over Nepal keeper Lila Joshi, before completing her hat-trick after converting Ri Ye Gyong’s cross with a header in the 24th minute.

Nepal fell further behind in the 37th minute after Ye Gyong nodded the ball down to an unmarked Ho for a simple finish before the DPR Korea No 10 scored her fifth with four minutes left in the first half with a close range header.

There was no respite for Nepal in the second half as the East Asian side came charging forward with Pak Ok I finding the net in the 48th minute after pouncing on a rebound from inside the box.

Choe Chong Gum added further gloss to the scoreline in the 54th minute off a corner with DPR Korea turning on the power in the closing stages to net through Jong Pok Yong (88th), Choe Chong Gum (90+2, 90+5) and Pak Son Gyong (90+7).

Read more

2025-08-08

Nepal earn hard-fought victory against resilient Saudi Arabia

A late goal by Sukriya Miya earned Nepal their first victory in the AFC U-20 Women's Asian Cup Qualifiers campaign.

Both sides came into the tie in search of a win but it was Nepal who enjoyed the lion’s share of possession with Saudi keeper Fajar Sakkaf kept on her toes.

The West Asian side played in patches and came close at the half-hour mark with Maram Alyahya almost finding the target from distance.

Nepal’s aggression came to fruition after they were awarded a penalty only for Meena Deuba to be denied by the woodwork in the 38th minute.

Saudi Arabia almost found the back of the net four minutes from half-time after Lama Alshathry weaved her way into the box before shooting the ball over the bar from close range.

Saudi Arabia kept Nepal at bay for the most of the second half before Sakkaf was finally beaten in the 90th minute.

Deuba’s cutback into the box found an unmarked Miya, who converted coolly past the Saudi Arabia custodian to earn Nepal their first win.

Read more

Media

Nepal vs Hong Kong, China match cancelled

Procurement of Hotel Services [16th March, 2026 - Naya Patrika]

Nepal vs Hong Kong, China

Commemorative Memento Statue of Players[Naya Patrika: 20th January, 2026]

Supply of hatchback car [Naya Patrika: 20th January, 2026]

A Division Commercial rights

11th Ex-Co meeting

ANFA Congress Schedule

Quick Links

Contact Us

Social Media

Copyright © All Nepal Football Association