John Duerden writes for The Guardian on Pakistan WNT's recent AFC Asian Cup qualification campaign and the impact of new recruits.
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![‘A dagger to the heart’: can Pakistan recover from latest Fifa ban? [The Guardian] ‘A dagger to the heart’: can Pakistan recover from latest Fifa ban? [The Guardian]](https://footballpakistan.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Pakistan-fans-at-Jinnah-Stadium-Pakistan-vs-Jordan-2026-FIFA-World-Cup-qualifiers-1160x535.jpg)
‘A dagger to the heart’: can Pakistan recover from latest Fifa ban? [The Guardian]
“It’s a dagger to the heart and I don’t know how [Pakistan] will recover from another [FIFA] ban,” said former Pakistan head coach Stephen Constantine to The Guardian.
![‘Hostile takeover’ and smashed glass: turmoil in Pakistan’s football [The Guardian] ‘Hostile takeover’ and smashed glass: turmoil in Pakistan’s football [The Guardian]](https://footballpakistan.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/security-guard-at-PFF-House.jpg)
‘Hostile takeover’ and smashed glass: turmoil in Pakistan’s football [The Guardian]
Fifa has banned Pakistan for the second time in four years after dramatic and contested events at the federation headquarters. Written by John Duerden.
![Faisal Saleh Hayat not the answer to Pakistan football problems [Fox Sports Asia] Faisal Saleh Hayat not the answer to Pakistan football problems [Fox Sports Asia]](https://footballpakistan.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Faisal-Saleh-Hayat-speaking-after-Supreme-Court-verdict.jpg)
Faisal Saleh Hayat not the answer to Pakistan football problems [Fox Sports Asia]
Asia-based football writer John Duerden reckons PFF president Faisal Saleh Hayat can’t claim that Pak football has flourished under him.
![Pakistan Soccer in Turmoil, Both Off the Field and On [NYT] Pakistan Soccer in Turmoil, Both Off the Field and On [NYT]](https://footballpakistan.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Pakistan-vs-Afghanistan-January-2015.jpg)
Pakistan Soccer in Turmoil, Both Off the Field and On [NYT]
John Duerden writes for the New York Times about abysmal state of affairs in Pakistani football in whole of 2015
Rapid rise of Indian Super League offers Pakistan a blueprint for change [theguardian]
"There is potential to emulate the star-studded competition grabbing global attention across the border but the bureaucrats are holding progress back" writes football writer John Duerden
Can football make an impact in cricket-mad South Asia? [DAWN]
BY JOHN DUERDEN for DAWN.Com The third round of qualification for the 2014 World Cup started recently. As we all...
Overseas players need conducive environment to excel [DAWN]
If what Essa says is true, then there can be no question that those who give less than 100% should not be selected but when you look at the build-up to the Bangladesh match, a World Cup qualifier no less, then any player arriving a few days ahead of the match would shake their head at the chaotic preparations – and to be honest, the domestic-based players should have done the same.
United Pakistan can repeat Reds’ 2005 heroics: Dawn.Com
John Duerden writes for Dawn.Com about Pakistan's chances to over-turn the 0-3 deficit against Bangladesh in Lahore like Liverpool did back in 2005 against AC Milan.