Football Factory’s training camp in Germany is a milestone that will undoubtedly inspire other clubs and academies in Pakistan. With leaders like Faizan Sameer and Coach Walid Javaid at the helm, the future of Pakistani football looks promising.
Karachi City become national champions after a dominant 4-0 drubbing of Legacy in the final amid torrential rains at Jinnah Stadium Islamabad.
Legacy ease past Karachi United 6-0, Karachi City overcome Hazara Quetta 8-0 in National Women's Championship semifinals. The final will be on Saturday, 8:30pm PST kickoff live on Geo Super and PFF official YouTube from Jinnah Stadium Islamabad.
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Iqbal has featured in 14 int'l matches for the national team where he captained the side in two fixtures
Karachi United to face Legacy, while Karachi City face Hazara Quetta in NWFC semifinals on 8th August at Jinnah Stadium Islamabad.
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Playing two full games in 24 hours, Karachi United and Karachi City finish as group winners in NWFC Round Two. JAFA and Diya bow out with heavy defeats.
Karachi United overcome Highlanders 2-0, Karachi City beat Legacy 3-0 in National Women's Championship Round Two group clashes. Both Karachi sides qualify for semifinals.
Hazara Quetta thrash JAFA a resounding 7-0, TWK overwhelmed Diya with 13-0 scoreline to get their first wins in the National Women's Championship second round at the Jinnah Sports Complex.
Legacy ran 11-0 winners over Diya, while Highlanders are held 1-1 by JAFA on day two of 2024 National Women's Football Club Championship, second round.
