ANFA: All Nepal Football Association

2019-06-20

Jhapa XI, Birgunj United & Church Boys promoted to C Division

Three of the football clubs have been promoted to the C Division, Nepal’s third tier league.

The clubs are Jhapa XI, Birgunj United and Church Boys.

The teams will now play the Martyr’s Memorial ‘C’ Division League this season.

38 teams participated in the Martyr’s Memorial ‘C’ Division Qualifiers organized by the All Nepal Football Association.

In the last match of the Qualifiers, Birgunj United defeated Sports Academy Sanga 3-1.

Skipper Chaturdhan Chaudhary opened the scoring for Birgunj in the 11th minute of the match.

Ujjwal Lopchan Shrestha (57’) and Sabbir Chaudhary (77’) added a goal each in the other half to help Birgunj get C Division status.

Kamal Deuba had earlier equalized the score line SAS in the first half injury.

2019-06-18

Kwik's Cup Match Results:Â

Kwik's Cup Match Results:

Mahhotari

Central Point 2-0 Bardibash Boarding School

Binayak Kami Danda 0-3 Bardibash Secondary School

Birendra Secondary School 1-0 Janata Secondary School

Saraswoti Secondary School 0-3 Hathilet Secondary School

Lachamu Secondary School 6-0 Sishu English School

Birendra Secondary School 3-4 Motherland School (PSO)

Lelachamu Secondary School 0-4 Hathilet School

Janata Secondary School 8-7 Central Point School

Dang

Adarsha Boarding School 3-1 Saptarangi

Chitwan

Someshwor Secondary School 1-0 Krisha Nagar Secondary School

Jana Jiban Secondary School 2-0 Bidhya Jyoti English

Diwakar Memorial School 3-0 Khaireni Secondary School

Peace Land English School 2-1 Madi Secondary

Jana Jiban Secondary School 3-0 Someshwor Secondary (SEMI-FINAL)

Diwakar Memorial School 1-0 Peace Land School (SEMI-FINAL)

Diwakar Memorial 4-0 Jana Jiban Secondary School (FINAL)

Parsa

Bhupu Sainik School 1-0 DPS

Merry Gold School 4-0 Kanchanjunga School

Maskot 2-0 GHP School

Little Flower 3-2 Southzone

Moonlight 1-0 BPC

Bhupu Sainik School 6-0 Marygold School

Mascot School 2-0 Trijudha School

Little Flower 4-3 Manakamana School

Bhupu Sainik School 3-0 Little Flower School

Moonlight School 1-0 Mascot School

Bhupu Sainik 1-0 Moon Light School (Final)

Bhojpur

Saraswoti Secondary 1-4 Sadanand Secondary

Bhagwati Secondary 2-3 Bidhodaya Secondary

Sadanand Secondary 0-1 Mahendrodaya Secondary

Mahendrodaya 0-1 Bidhodaya Secondary

Siddeshwor Secondary 1-2 Pashupati Secondary

Tribhuwan Secondary 0-1 Annapurna Secondary

Pashupati Secondary 1-2 Panchakanya Secondary

Panchakanya Secondary 1-0 Annapurna Secondary

United Public School 4-1 United Academy

Radha Krishna Secondary 3-4 Siddhi Kali

Sindhuli

Shining Moon 1-0 Aadhunik School

Suryodaya 3-0 Sindhu Subha

Kavre

Vidya Sagar English School 0-2 Khitiz English Boarding School

Nepal Police School 5-0 Wisdom Community School

Dhulikhel High School 5-4 Nawaratna English School

Doti

Khapta Boarding School 4-1 Dilpeshwor School

Saileshworu School 1-0 Sahid Marthi School

Pavit

2019-06-18

Kwiks Cup Underway across the country

Over 4000 of the school going players in the country are in action this week as Kiwik’s Cup Inter School Boys & Girls Football Tournament 2076 took place all cross Nepal.

The tournaments are all run by the All Nepal Football Association and sponsored by Kiwik’s- a product of Chaudhary Group.

Around 15,000 schools across the country is participating in the tournament. Top 16 teams selected from 37 districts will fight for the champion in the national level which has winning purse of Rs. 500, 000.

The second and third placed teams will bag Rs. 300, 000 and Rs. 200, 000 respectively.

55 match venues are hosting the tournaments.

2019-06-14

Deputy Mayor Women's Football Kicks Off!

Deputy Mayor Cup Inter-Municipality Women’s Football Tournament kicked off on Friday at the APF Stadium, Halchowk.

In the opening match, Tulsipur Sub-Metropolitan City and Bansgadhi Municipality played a 2-2 draw.

Nepal Women’s International Puja Rana (11’ & 37’) scored for Bansdadhi while Dipa Pun Magar (21’) and Mamta Pun Magar (25’) scored for Tulsipur.

In the second match, Chandrapur Municipality thrashed Godawari Municipality 4-0. Sabita Rana Magar (24'), Rajani Thokar (47'), Rashmi Kumari Ghising (64') and Nisha Thokar (66') scored a goal each for Chandrapur.

A total of 18 teams are participating the championship which has a winning purse of Rs. 5 Lakhs. The second place finisher will receive Rs. 5 Lakhs.

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

News

Jhapa XI, Birgunj United & Church Boys promoted to C Division

Kwik's Cup Match Results:Â

Kwiks Cup Underway across the country

Deputy Mayor Women's Football Kicks Off!

A Division

Church Boys United to face Bhutan's Paro FC in AFC Challenge League

RC32 Football Academy face Khalibari Yuba Club in C Division opener

Uttam Raj Bhandari appointed team manager of national team

National team returns home after SAFF Championship

Activity

32 players called up in FIFA Series initial squad

Bagmati edge RS Resort in nine-goal thriller, Police down Church Boys

Sankata dominate NRT, Army defeat Jhapa

APF FC clinch Red Bull ANFA Women’s Championship title

ANFA

Nine C division clubs selected as voting members

Seven clubs granted National License

ANFA Executive Committee holds emergency meeting, approves key infrastructure and competition decisions

Nepal Hosts Inaugural Vatsalya SAFF Women’s Club Championship from Friday

B Division

Planning Boys, Saraswoti register wins as B Division League concludes

RCT, Birgunj, Boys Union win final matches

Madhyapur thrash Nayabasti, Chyasal defeat Jhapa

Shree Bhagawati promoted, RCT’s draw relegates Tusal

C Division

Karki Most Valuable player, Samajik Youth Fair Play team

Bagmati crowned C Division champions, RC 32 finish second

Roshan Chhetri scores five to rout Jhamsikhel

Sanga, Swoyambhu share spoils; Golbazar downed by Samajik Youth

Capacity Building

Two-day Amateur Football Environment Analysis concludes

ANFA Begins Two-Day Amateur Football Environment Analysis

ANFA/ANFA C Diploma Coaching Course begins

Two-day capacity building workshop for coach educators begins

Competition

Laligurans edge Chitlang, Army narrowly beat Satdobato

Friends and Jawalakhel share spoils, Church Boys thrash Sankata

Shree Bhagawati edge Manang, Nawa Jana snatch late winner

Army edge Machhindra, Laligurans outlast Planning Boys

Development

Central and South Asian MAs gather for FIFA Forward 3.0 Workshop in Dubai

ANFA, Saudi Arabia Football Federation sign football development MoU

ANFA to run full-fledged physiotherapy and rehabitation program

Future of Football conference for national team coaches held

Futsal

Nepal beat Bhutan 4–1 to finish third in SAFF Futsal Championship

Nepal bounce back with 4–1 win over Bangladesh

Nepal fall 2–1 to Maldives

Nepal denied win after late Pakistan comeback

International Arena

AFC Social Responsibility Committee outlines strategic approach for more inspired outcomes

Gianni Infantino re-elected unopposed as FIFA president

SAFF confirms Sports Partner International as the official commercial partner

Deal with NPO to Strengthen Grassroots

Men's Team

Nepal off to Laos for AFC Asian Cup Qualifiers match

Nepal awarded with 3-0 victory over Malaysia

Resilient Nepal fall short as Malaysia clinch 1–0 victory

Nepal hold Bangladesh to thrilling draw

Profiles

Overcoming societal taboos to relish national team dream

A striker who aims to make up for lost time

Ravi Shankar Paswan, a speedy midfielder who hopes to play in foreign football leagues

A little-known decorated FIFA referee who hopes to aspire new generation

Referee

ANFA Distributes FIFA Badges for 2026

FIFA MA Refereeing Course Concludes

Five-day FIFA MA Refereeing Course begins

ANFA Basic Referee Course concludes in Panchthar

SAFF Women

India crushes Nepal to lift record fifth SAFF Women's title

India set final date with hosts Nepal

Nepal beat Sri Lanka 4-0 to enter final

India ousted Sri Lanka 5-0; Nepal face Sri Lanka in semis

Social Responsibility

Manakamana Youth Club starts spraying disinfectant in local ward after increase in Covid-19 cases

ANFA Corporate Social Responsibility conducted a voluntary blood donation

WOMEN

Final squad for SAFF Women's Championship confirmed