Bangladesh women footballers
In sync despite being 5 thousand miles apart
The beautiful game has been the most popular sport on the planet for over a century, but although the field has been dominated by men for most of its history, times have begun to change in the last few decades.
‘Spectators boost our confidence level from 100 to 120 per cent’
The Daily Star (DS): 6-0 in the first match against Malaysia and then a goalless draw in the next one despite dominating them. What was the realisation after the last match?
‘Aim to give girls a beautiful life’
The Daily Star: How would you describe the journey of the current batch of girls?
Munoz, Hurtado eager to meet girls
Two female Colombian footballers, Katerin Fabiola Castro Munoz and Jessica Hurtado, cannot wait to meet the Bangladeshi footballers after coming here to inspire the home side as well as to promote the Bangamata U-19 Women's International Gold Cup.
Women's league this year?
The Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) has decided to introduce the women's football league towards the end of this year in a bid to make women's football more competitive for the international stage as well as give the women footballers a source of income.
Harnessing the spirit of sports
The Bangamata U-19 Women's International Gold Cup 2019 tournament is set to kick off on April 22, upholding the ideals of Bangamata Sheikh Fazilatunnesa Mujib.
U-16 girls in final round again
Bangladesh made it to the AFC U-16 Women's Championship finals by notching a hard-fought 1-0 win over hosts Myanmar in a Group B encounter of Qualification Round-2 at the Mandala Thiri Stadium yesterday.
‘Aim to give girls a beautiful life’
The Daily Star: How would you describe the journey of the current batch of girls?
‘Spectators boost our confidence level from 100 to 120 per cent’
The Daily Star (DS): 6-0 in the first match against Malaysia and then a goalless draw in the next one despite dominating them. What was the realisation after the last match?
In sync despite being 5 thousand miles apart
The beautiful game has been the most popular sport on the planet for over a century, but although the field has been dominated by men for most of its history, times have begun to change in the last few decades.
Harnessing the spirit of sports
The Bangamata U-19 Women's International Gold Cup 2019 tournament is set to kick off on April 22, upholding the ideals of Bangamata Sheikh Fazilatunnesa Mujib.
Women's league this year?
The Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) has decided to introduce the women's football league towards the end of this year in a bid to make women's football more competitive for the international stage as well as give the women footballers a source of income.
Munoz, Hurtado eager to meet girls
Two female Colombian footballers, Katerin Fabiola Castro Munoz and Jessica Hurtado, cannot wait to meet the Bangladeshi footballers after coming here to inspire the home side as well as to promote the Bangamata U-19 Women's International Gold Cup.
U-16 girls in final round again
Bangladesh made it to the AFC U-16 Women's Championship finals by notching a hard-fought 1-0 win over hosts Myanmar in a Group B encounter of Qualification Round-2 at the Mandala Thiri Stadium yesterday.
