Al-Shabaz win 3-0 after Gulshan Soccer miss 3 chances to score in KUFL 2011-12
October28October 28, 2011
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October26October 26, 2011
Muslim Star hold Madina Shabaz in KUFL 2011-12
Hidayat Khan's goal for Muslim Star cancelled out by Saleem Kajal in 88th min
October25October 25, 2011
Karachi United Football League 2011-12 begins with draw
Drigh Road Union held 1-1 by Irfan Memorial FC. Vice president of Sindh FA, Fateh Muhammad Baloch, opens tournament.
October22October 22, 2011
Karachi United Football League draws announced
The 9th KFL 2011-12 begins on 24 October 2011 at Drigh Road Stadium in Karachi.
May22May 22, 2011
KPT star Ismail Baba shot dead aged 32
Karachi ZFA South mourns the death of Lyari football hero. Ismail Baba also played for Kalri Star, PPWD, PTCL, and Lyari Labour Welfare Centre.
March28March 28, 2011
KFL 2010-11: Baloch Youth Garden crowned champs
Mauripur Baloch beaten 3-1 in final. Baloch Mujahid beat Al-Shabaz 3-1 to finish 3rd
Sarmad Jaffar Man of the Final, Rehan Munir Best Player, Hameed Afridi Top Scorer.
March24March 24, 2011
KFL 2010-11 Final on 27 March at Baloch Mujahid Stadium
Mauripur Baloch face Baloch Youth Garden in final. Winning side to win Rs 50,000
Third place game between Baloch Muhahid and Al-Shabaz on same day before final
March22March 22, 2011
KFL 2010-11: Baloch Youth Garden enter KFL final
Al-Shabaz Korangi knocked out 6-5 on penalties after 0-0 score in 120 minutes
Shoaib Muhammad man of the match for winners, final on 27 March at 6 PM
March21March 21, 2011
KFL 2010-11: Mauripur enter Final after extra-time win over hosts Baloch Mujahid
Mauripur substitutes Hanif and Waheed score in 2-0 extra-time win after 0-0 score at end of 90 minutes.
Second semi-final on 21 March between Al-Shabaz Korangi and Baloch Youth Garden at 6 pm
March16March 16, 2011
KFL 2010-11: Al-Shabaz knock out Young Ansari on penalties
Al-Shabaz win 3-2 in shoot-out after 1-1 scoreline in 120 minutes.
Both teams went down to 10 men after red card incidents