Jam XI beaten 3-0. Winning side receive Rs 100,000 prize, runners-up Rs 50,000. Chief Guest was Muhammad Irfan, MD of GETZ Pharma. SFA declare Khairpur tournament illegal.
July30July 30, 2011
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July8July 8, 2011
Brother of President DFA Malir gunned down in Karachi
Fateh Muhammad Baloch's brother Zahid Ali Baloch falls victim to continued target-killings in Karachi. Body found near Jam Stadium Malir
July7July 7, 2011
Karachi Football Round-up
Results from Korangi Baloch Challenge Cup, Founders of Baloch Mujahid Cup; Engro Vopak Cup praised
June14June 14, 2011
Khadim Ali Shah criticises BFF request for moving WCQ game in Lahore
FIFA rejected Bangladesh Football Federation requests to move 3 July 2011 World Cup qualifier between Bangladesh and Pakistan in Lahore over security concerns.
June8June 8, 2011
Dadu to host All-Sindh Benazir Tournament from 15 June
Shaheed Abdur Rehman (Jacobabad) vs Al-Shabaz (Nawabshah) in first match. DCO Dadu Dr Niaz Ali Abbasi will inaugurate tournament.
May21May 21, 2011
PFF releases Congress list for 2011-15 minus Punjab
Following the conclusion of the 2011 football elections for constituent District and Provincial FAs across Pakistan, the Pakistan Football Federation...
May20May 20, 2011
Khadim Ali Shah happy over Naveed, Mehmood Nepal deal
Sindh FA president delighted over Naveed Akram and Mahmood Ali loan stint to Nepal. Speaks about players in past not...
May15May 15, 2011
Sindh football clubs problems top priority: Khadim Ali Shah
Inter-Club Championships are best way for football progress across Sindh. Focus should be on future rather than past, and cooperation of football clubs is vital for SFA success.
May12May 12, 2011
Karachi football round-up
Another result of Saqib Memorial Football. Ibn-e-Abbas continues war of words towards Zone East's Abdul Malik Khan over SFA election results stay from court.
May11May 11, 2011
Zone West challenges Sindh FA elections result
Karachi City Zonal Football Association Zone-V District West has got a stay-order against the recently-held Sindh Football Association (SFA) elections.