Nepal women's Football team Tour of Qatar: Live update of Nepal women Vs Qatar Women

Dear readers Nepal women's football team is presently in doha to play to Friendly Match against the Qatari's women team. Nepalese player after having dinner last night on the invitation of Nepalese residing in qatar will face the sae side today. Nepal had defeated qatar football team by the huge margin of 6-0 in the First Friendly Match played on Thursday on Alarabi stadium of Doha Qatar. Nepal will play against Qatar female national side at 9:15 NST at Alarabi stadium.

 Match Details
International Friendly 
Nepal Women Vs Qatar Women
Date:26 October 2013
Time: 9:15 NST
Venue: Al Arabi Stadium Doha Qatar 

Update: FIFA Anthem Echoes Both team are on field Get Live update with us and Predict your Score
Full Time Nepal make it 3-0 and won the match by 3-0
85' Nepal attacking but didn't utilze the chance , Nepal 3-0 Qatar
80' Nepal leading by 3-0 Chandra Bhandari of Nepal Yellow Carded
75' Nepal 3-0 Qatar Qatar playing defensive game
70' Nepal leading by 3-0
64' Yes Sanjana but failed to score
56' Can Nepal  score more goal from here Nepal 3-0 Qatar 
50' Nepalese girl are dominating the match but can't score
46' Second Half Starts
Second Half
HT Nepal make it 3-0 
36' Nepal Make it 3-0 Anu Lama Score for Nepal
30' Nepal Dominating The Match
20' Nepal leading by 2-0
14' Chandra Bhandari scored for Nepal Nepal 2-0 Qatar
10' Nepal women 1-0 Qatar Women 
5' Anu lama Scored Goal for Nepal , Nepal took Early lead 
1' Peep here we Go

AFC U-19 Championship Qualifier Group A: Live Stream of Nepal U-19 Vs India U-19

Dear readers Nepal is now in Qatar to take part in the AFC U-19 Championship Qualifier that is the way to the AFC U-19 Championship 2014. Nepal is placed with India, Turkmenistan, Qatar and Uzbekistan. Nepal will face India in their second Match. Nepal need to win against India to remain in the competition and same with India. Both India and Nepal had lost their first Match against Qatar and Turkmenistan respectively. As usual yours Favorite sports portal from Nepal www.anantasports.com  will bring the Live update and Live Steam of Nepal U-19 Vs India U-19.

Watch Nepal U-19 Vs India U-19 Live Stream Online Clicking here 

AFC U-19 Championship Qualifier Group A: Nepal U-19 squad announced

Nepal U-19 National Team coaches Raju Kaji Shakya and Kishor KC have finalized the final squad for the up-coming AFC U-19 Qualifiers 2013 scheduled on October 4-12. A 18-member Nepal U-19 National Team squad is as follows:

Goalkeepers: Alan Neupane, Birendra Chand, Bhola

Defenders: Kalu Thapa, Bibek, Niraj Basnet, Bibek Pratap Pant, Aditya Chaudhary, Sanjay Rajbahak, Biswas

Midfielders: Sulav Maskey, Heman Gurung, Dhiraj, Bhusan Subba, Anil Gurung

Forwards: Suman Lama, Ashim Jung Karki, Ram Thapa

 Gorkhali will open its campaign against Turkmenistan on October 4. Nepal have been clubbed with hosts Qatar, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and India in Group A. Nepal U-19 National Team is leaving for Qatar tomorrow to participate in the up-coming AFC U-19 Qualiifers 2013.
Check out the fixtures of the tournament here.

Dyke says `summer` Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup likely to be moved to winter

Football Association chairman Greg Dyke has said that a summer World Cup in Qatar in 2022 would be impossible and thinks the tournament is likely to move to winter because of the heat, even as Qatar''s World Cup organising committee says it is ready to host the tournament in summer.

   According to the BBC, Dyke pointed out that even if all the stadia are air-conditioned, it would be impossible for the fans and his position was that it could not be played in the summer. Meanwhile, Qatar''s organising committee said that they were ready to host the tournament in summer or winter and a decision to alter the dates of the 2022 FIFA World Cup would not affect their infrastructure planning, the report said. Richard Scudamore, the Premier League chief executive, had expressed in July that switching the Qatar World Cup to winter would cause chaos for football leagues around the world, the report added.