Nepal defeated Banbasa 2-0 in the second match of the Dev Singh Pokhariya Memorial Football Tournament at Sharda Stadium in Khatima. The result gave Nepal a clear victory after a goalless first half.

The tournament is being held in memory of Dev Singh Pokhariya. Nepal controlled the scoring after the interval, while Banbasa failed to find the net during the scheduled playing time.

Nepal score after halftime

Nepal took the lead in the 48th minute when Nirdosh scored. The team extended its advantage in the 60th minute, with another Nepal player adding the second goal.

Banbasa was unable to respond with a goal before the match ended. The 2-0 scoreline remained unchanged through the rest of the game.

Guests and match commentary

Narendra Bisht, representative of the Kutri village head, and Puran Joshi, the Nadanna village head, attended the match as chief guests. Prem Singh Pokhariya provided the live commentary during the game.

The available match details record Nepal’s 2 goals and Banbasa’s goalless result. No further information about the tournament schedule or the next fixture was provided.

Conclusion

Nepal secured a 2-0 win over Banbasa in the second match of the Dev Singh Pokhariya Memorial Football Tournament at Sharda Stadium, with goals in the 48th and 60th minutes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Who won the football match?

Nepal won the match against Banbasa.

Q. What was the final score?

Nepal defeated Banbasa 2-0.

Q. Where was the match played?

The match was held at Sharda Stadium in Khatima.

Q. Which match of the tournament was this?

It was the second match of the Dev Singh Pokhariya Memorial Football Tournament.

Q. When did Nepal score its goals?

Nepal scored in the 48th and 60th minutes.

Q. Who scored Nepal’s first goal?

Nirdosh scored Nepal’s first goal in the 48th minute.

Q. Did Banbasa score?

No. Banbasa did not score during the scheduled playing time.

Q. Who attended as chief guests?

Narendra Bisht, representative of the Kutri village head, and Puran Joshi, the Nadanna village head, attended as chief guests.