No Pak team to feature in AFC Cup playoff qualifiers [The News]
No Pakistan Premier League in 2015-16 due to PFF crisis meant no Pakistani league winner will take part in AFC Cup 2017 qualifiers
No Pakistan Premier League in 2015-16 due to PFF crisis meant no Pakistani league winner will take part in AFC Cup 2017 qualifiers
It was a year that promised so much for Pakistan football, yet it ended with little to show for on the playing field.
Pakistan’s senior football team players have stressed that the conflict between the two factions of Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) should be resolved as soon…
Saadullah says Pakistan can be the best team in the tournament only if the PFF decides to call all players from abroad.
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They might be participating for the first time but K-Electric are going there to win it.
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K-Electric won’t be playing just one home and away play-off to reach the group stage of the AFC Cup next year but they will…