The Bangladesh women’s football team has successfully defended its SAFF Women’s Championship title, clinching the trophy with a decisive performance against Nepal in the final match. With this victory, Bangladesh solidifies its status as a powerhouse in South Asian football, demonstrating consistent dominance in the region.
The match, held at the Dasharath Stadium in Kathmandu, saw Bangladesh taking control early, with star forward Sabina Khatun leading the offensive. Bangladesh’s tactical execution and teamwork proved formidable for Nepal, who struggled to counter Bangladesh’s pace and defensive strength.
This consecutive win is a proud moment for Bangladesh’s women’s team, reflecting their continued growth and success under national coach Golam Rabbani Choton. The victory not only boosts the team’s morale but also brings attention to the rising standards of women’s football in Bangladesh, inspiring the next generation of female athletes across the country.
Following the match, celebrations erupted both in the stadium and back home, where fans praised the team for their dedication and resilience. This latest SAFF Championship victory marks another milestone in Bangladesh’s quest for regional football dominance.
