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Saturday, October 31, 2015
Saturday, October 17, 2015
China Vs Bhutan on November 12, 2015
A local head coach will lead the Bhutanese squad on November 12 for the game against China at the He Long Stadium in Changsha, Hunan province.
Although Bhutan Football Federation (BFF) has not decided on who should be leading the team, both Chokey Nima and Pema are on the top of the list for the role of the head coach.
There are unofficial reports linking the former Pune FC coach, Karim Bencherifa to be the new coach of Bhutan. However, BFF officials said nothing is confirmed on hiring new coach.
Chokey Nima, the man who delivered the...
Wednesday, October 14, 2015
Bhutan Lost to Hong Kong 0-1 in home ground Changlimethang
Hong Kong Celebrate the Goal
Bhutan was three minutes short of securing its first point in the World Cup qualifiers in their fifth game against Hong Kong at the Changlimithang stadium yesterday.
If the thin air made it difficult for the Hongkongers, the rain that lashed for almost an hour made it difficult for the visitors to suppress the Dragon Boys like they did in the first leg in June. The physically taller and stronger players could...
Saturday, October 10, 2015
Bhutan Head coach Norio wanted to leave BFF
Bhutan Head Coach: Nario Tsukitate
Head coach Norio Tsukitate was released from his duties with effect from yesterday, after a disagreement between the coach and the manager of the team broke midway through the Bhutan-Maldives game on Thursday.
Bhutan Football Federation’s (BFF) president, Ugen Tsechup Dorji said that the expulsion of the Japanese coach by BFF at half time of the game as mentioned in the social networking sites was ‘absolutely...
Friday, October 9, 2015
Bhutan beated by Maldives 4-3 in World Cup Qualifiers
Tshering Dorji, in the 83rd minute took advantage of a chaos inside the penalty box. A thumping shot into an empty post opened the score sheet for the Dragon boys. The suit followed after three minutes when Chencho Gyeltshen, running past the Maldivian defenders, sent a low attempt to the back of the net. The third goal was scored by Biren Basnet when Chencho’s attempt rebounded after hitting the woodwork.
Despite Bhutan’s impressive performance...
Thursday, October 8, 2015
Bhutan will play against Maldives Today
Bhutan will try to break its duck against Maldives today at the Changlimethang and record the first win in the World Cup qualifiers.
Bhutan had played Maldives, commonly known as Red Snappers, but have never registered a win against the island nation. “We played against them for two to three times and lost all,” a senior Bhutanese international, Passang Tshering said. “But today should be our best opportunity because all our players in form,”...
Wednesday, October 7, 2015
Bhutan, Bangladesh match ends in a draw
Bhutan’s forward, Sonam Tobgay scored the goal into the sixth minute
of the game. Bangladesh, who had beaten Sri Lanka 2-0 in their group
opener, pressed hard to find an equaliser, but could score only at the
77th minute.
In the group’s A final fixtures, Bhutan will face Sri Lanka and host country Bangladesh against Uzbekistan, tomorrow.
The matches are being played at Bangabandhu National Stadium, in Dhaka.
Source: bbs.com.bt...
Monday, October 5, 2015
Bhutan's biggest football tournament
With 47 teams and 752 players, Yuljong Nationwide Open football tournament, Thimphu qualifiers, is by far the biggest tournament in the country.
The tournament that began on August 20 in Thimphu is a special dedication from football enthusiasts in the country on the occasion of the 60th birth anniversary of The Fourth King.
Jointly organised by Paro Yuljong Futsal Club and Kawajangsa FC, the tournament aims to bring all the dzongkhags together through the game of football. One of the organiser, Karun Gurung of Paro Yuljong said that the plan...
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