Lahore, 11 December: “I you want to be a good player, it’s important that you are fully aware of your...
December11December 11, 2010
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December10December 10, 2010
Pakistan Women National football team reach Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh
We geared up for the SAFF Women Championship: Sana
December7December 7, 2010
1st SAFF Women Championship: Sana appointed new captain of Pakistan Women football team
Lahore, 7 December: Pakistan Football Federation (PFF)’s President Makhdoom Syed Faisal Saleh Hayat has approved National Champion Young Rising Star’s...
December4December 4, 2010
PFF approves squad of 18 for 1st SAFF Womens Championship
Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh to hold inaugural event from 12 December 2010. PIA head coach and former Pakistan men's team coach Tariq Lutfi to be women's team coach for the event.
December3December 3, 2010
Russia to host 2018 FIFA World Cup, Qatar to host 2022 World Cup!
Russia and Qatar have been chosen to host the 2018 and 2022 World Cup finals respectively after a secret ballot of Fifa's 22 executive members in Zurich.
November30November 30, 2010
Doors opening for Pakistan’s new soccer star
by Mark Smith, South Wales Echo PLAYING for your country at a major tournament is merely a dream for so...
November23November 23, 2010
Gold Cup camp cancelled
KARACHI: The Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) has cancelled the camp for the Sri Lanka Gold Cup 2010 due to the...
November16November 16, 2010
President’s Cup postponed
By Our Sports Reporter KARACHI, Nov 15: The national football team’s next international assignment, the President’s Cup, which is a...
November15November 15, 2010
SAFF Women Camp comprises seven Young Rising Star girls
Lahore, 15 November: Skipper Sana Mehmood, top scorer Malaika Noor, goal keeper Syeda Mahpara and Sahar Zaman, who assisted the...
November14November 14, 2010
Focus on grass-root after Asian Games failure
Pakistan continued their poor show on the international circuit and returned home from the Asian Games within a week. The trip, financed by the Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) following the Pakistan Olympic Association’s (POA) refusal to fund the squad, resulted in two losses out of three matches, eight goals conceded, none scored and a bottom-place finish in the Group.