BSS, Dhaka :
The first-ever women’s football league, which was postponed due to coronavirus pandemic, is returning to the field on Saturday (November 7), said Bangladesh Football Federation women’s wing chairman Mahfuza Akter Kiron on Mondday.
The Sabina-Krishna’s domestic football league will resume after eight months with a match between Bashundhara Kings and AFC North Bengal to be held at the Birshreshtha Shaheed Sepoy Mohammad Mostafa Kamal Stadium in the city’s Kamalapur.
The seven-team league was suspended before the end of the five rounds due to the coronavirus pandemic. Before the suspension, Bashundhara Kings were at the top of the table with full 15 points after playing five matches and they will play their last match of their first leg on Saturday.
Nasrin Sporting Club is in second place of the points table. The team is in the second place of the table with 9 points after playing 4 matches. FC North Bengal is in third place with 6 points with equal number of matches.
The first-ever women’s football league, which was postponed due to coronavirus pandemic, is returning to the field on Saturday (November 7), said Bangladesh Football Federation women’s wing chairman Mahfuza Akter Kiron on Mondday.
The Sabina-Krishna’s domestic football league will resume after eight months with a match between Bashundhara Kings and AFC North Bengal to be held at the Birshreshtha Shaheed Sepoy Mohammad Mostafa Kamal Stadium in the city’s Kamalapur.
The seven-team league was suspended before the end of the five rounds due to the coronavirus pandemic. Before the suspension, Bashundhara Kings were at the top of the table with full 15 points after playing five matches and they will play their last match of their first leg on Saturday.
Nasrin Sporting Club is in second place of the points table. The team is in the second place of the table with 9 points after playing 4 matches. FC North Bengal is in third place with 6 points with equal number of matches.
