North Karachi centre beaten 1-0. Deciding goal scored by Sameer in first half. North Karachi's goalkeeper Muhammad Fahad named man of the match. North Nazimabad now top on 9 points from 4 games, North Karachi on 0 from 3 games.
Category: Youth Football
6th Karachi United School Championship 2010 Qualifiers from 27th November
16 teams taking part in qualifiers. 8 teams will go through to next round. Final round will see quarter finalists of 2009 KUSC Championships joining in to take part. 2009 winners Lyceum School to defend title.
KUYFL 2010 returns from Eid-ul-Azha break: Lyari centre gain first win
Lyari centre beat Korangi centre 1-0 thanks to goal from Noman. Both teams played superbly. Lyari's Hashim declared man of the match.
Karachi United Youth Football League: North Nazimabad 2-1 Lyari
Sameer Chandio brace gives North Nazimabad their second win of the campaign. This was Lyari's first game of the tournament.
Karachi United Youth Football League: Korangi centre records 2nd victory
North Nazimabad centre beaten 1-0. Noor Alam scores the deciding goal. Both teams at 6 points each.
Karachi United Youth Football League: Defence Centre overwhelm North Karachi centre 5-0
Omer Akbar scores first hat-trick of the tournament for Defence. Zaid Yahya and Hamza Bukhari also score. Defence centre on 3 points from 1 game, North Karachi on 0 points after 2 games.
Karachi United Youth Football League: Korangi Centre beats hosts Malir Centre 1-0
Muhammad Younas scores decisive goal. Malir Centre's goalkeeper Muhammad Ayaz declared Man of the Match. Referee was Ahmed Lal.
FPDC attends Compass City Games for Special Children at MTFA Ground [PICS & VIDS]
Lahore, 12 Nov: The glittering Compass City Games concluded at Model Town Football Academy (MTFA) Ground, Lahore. Compass (Centre of...
Australian Sports Outreach Program touches down in PFF
Australia to support PFF Youth development programs in Lyari and Gilgit.
Australia provides Rs1.5 million grant to Pakistan Football Federation
The Australian Government provided the Pakistan Football Federation a grant of approximately Rs1.5 million (equivalent to A$18,000) as part of its Australian Sports Outreach Program on Tuesday.