Faisalabad-Sargodha Youth Football School Championship-2012
Australian Sports Outreach Program (ASOP)
(03-06-2012)
(Group A-Sargodha Region)
Sargodha Region’s Coordinator: Shahzad Anwar (+92-300-7995161)
Match # 5
Fazaia Model Inter College Sargodha vs Govt. High School Khushab 0:0 draw @ Company Bagh Ground Sargodha @ 5:30 PM
Match # 6
Govt. High School # 2 Vs PAF Public School Sargodha 0:0 draw @ PAF Public High School Ground Sargodha @ 8:00 PM
(Group B-Faisalabad Region)
Faisalabad Region’s Coordinator: Muhammad Habib (+92-300-7995161)
Match # 5
Govt. High School Chabbah FSD beat Laboratory High School FSD 1:0 @ Football Ground Agricultural University, Faisalabad @ 5:00 PM
Scorer:
Govt. High School Chabbah FSD: Waseem (FW) 1 Goal @ 6 Minute.
Faisalabad Region’s Coordinator: Muhammad Habib (+92-300-7995161)
Match # 6
Govt. High School Ghatti beat Govt. High School Youngwala FSD 2:0 @ Football Ground Agricultural University, Faisalabad @ 6:30 PM
Scorer:
Govt. High School Ghatti: Ishtiaq Mushtaq (FW) 2 Goals @ 21 and 39 Minute.
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Pakistan, Faisalabad, Tuesday, June 05, 2012
It is a matter of great satisfaction that Australian Sports Commission through the Australian High Commission (AHC), Islamabad, has joined hands with Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) for the promotion of football in Pakistan by approving and funding a youth football development programme through inter school boys and girls competitions both at Faisalabad/Sargodha and Karachi region.
PFF and Australian High Commission, Islamabad, will be holding a joint media briefing at the Agricultural University to explain the objectives and salient features of the project to the media on:
Wednesday, June 06, 2012 at 1630 Hours PST at Agricultural University football ground, Faisalabad
His Excellency Mr. Paul Molloy, Charge d’affairs, The Australian High Commission, Islamabad and Lt. Col. ® Ahmed Yar Khan Lodhi TI (M), General Secretary, PFF will jointly address the media briefing.
We will be obliged; if you will kindly depute your camera team/photographers to cover this press briefing.