The title-deciding fixture between the two unbeaten sides will kick off at the Golden Jubilee Stadium in Yupia at 7:30pm Bangladesh time.
Bangladesh were relatively dominant in terms of possession and chance creation, and it took Golam Rabbani Choton’s charges 73 minutes to break the deadlock.
Kick-off is scheduled for 4 pm (Bangladesh time) at the Golden Jubilee Stadium in Yupia.
A spate of incidents has occurred within the past month where referees were assaulted over on-field decisions by club officials, players and supporters.
PWD used to be a regular outfit in top-flight football in the 80s and early 90s
Bangladesh’s domestic competitions are not producing forwards who steal the spotlight in big matches. Goals in lopsided fixtures, played in front of empty stands, do little to prepare players for the intensity of international football.
What should have been a showpiece final in Mymensingh turned into another sorry chapter in domestic football's decline.
Following Sheffield United midfielder Hamza Choudhury’s debut for Bangladesh against India last month, interest among expatriate footballers in representing the national team has seen a notable rise. Canada-based midfielder Shamit Shome has already expressed his desire to play for Bangladesh.
According to the long-serving captain, the most notable transformation since Hamza’s arrival has been a dramatic rise in team confidence.
The title-deciding fixture between the two unbeaten sides will kick off at the Golden Jubilee Stadium in Yupia at 7:30pm Bangladesh time.
Bangladesh were relatively dominant in terms of possession and chance creation, and it took Golam Rabbani Choton’s charges 73 minutes to break the deadlock.
Kick-off is scheduled for 4 pm (Bangladesh time) at the Golden Jubilee Stadium in Yupia.
A spate of incidents has occurred within the past month where referees were assaulted over on-field decisions by club officials, players and supporters.
PWD used to be a regular outfit in top-flight football in the 80s and early 90s
Bangladesh’s domestic competitions are not producing forwards who steal the spotlight in big matches. Goals in lopsided fixtures, played in front of empty stands, do little to prepare players for the intensity of international football.
What should have been a showpiece final in Mymensingh turned into another sorry chapter in domestic football's decline.
Following Sheffield United midfielder Hamza Choudhury’s debut for Bangladesh against India last month, interest among expatriate footballers in representing the national team has seen a notable rise. Canada-based midfielder Shamit Shome has already expressed his desire to play for Bangladesh.
According to the long-serving captain, the most notable transformation since Hamza’s arrival has been a dramatic rise in team confidence.
The 27-year-old, currently a regular for Cavalry FC in the Canadian Premier League, was previously capped twice in friendlies for the Canada senior team in 2020.
