SHARJAH, UAE (Kashmir English): The Pakistan Mini Football Team defeated India 4-1 at the Asian Mini Football Championship 2025 in Sharjah, with four Pakistani players scoring.
The Pakistan Mini Football Team has delivered an exceptional performance by securing a 4-1 victory over India in their group-stage clash at the Asian Mini Football Championship 2025. The championship is currently being held at Shams Stadium in Sharjah, UAE. This tournament marks the debut appearance of both teams in this prestigious competition.
Pakistan’s goal scorers included Abdullah Shah, Alamgir, Ethisam, and Yousuf. Their skill and teamwork ensured a commanding win over their long-standing opponents. The team’s impressive performance has raised their chances in the tournament as they now prepare for the next matches.
The Pakistan Mini Football President Mubasher Sanjrani congratulated the team and the nation after their impressive victory while applauding the team players for their exceptional play. The President acknowledged the team management group who showed unflinching dedication from beginning to end of the tournament.
Mr. Sanjrani demonstrated great pride about including Nawabzada Jamal Raisani who represents MNA in Pakistan National Assembly as one of his team members. The player role of Nawabzada Jamal Raisani enhances the championship experience for this group in exceptional ways.
The tournament received special appreciation from Vice President of Pakistan Mini Football Arsalan Mushtaq along with chief consultant Faizan Sameer as well as the fervent Pakistani crowd which supported the team with intense celebration throughout the stadium.
Pakistan mini football team standing
Following are the Group-A standings as per the latest updates.
The Pakistan Mini Football Team is proudly sponsored by Ripha International University, Rakcods, Max Investment, and Saif Group. The Asian Mini Football Confederation, in collaboration with UAE Mini Football, is organising the event, with UAE serving as the host country.
Pakistan offers a wealth of football skill, with enthusiastic players rising from urban as well as rural areas. Young players display remarkable talent in street football and local leagues despite inadequate facilities. Pakistan’s football potential could increase with increased funding for academies, coaching, and facilities, allowing them to compete internationally and promote national pride.
