Bangladesh clinched the coveted football gold medal of the SA Games after long 11 years with a facile 4-0 victory over Afghanistan in the final at the Bangabandhu National Stadium on Monday. Continue Reading

Bangladesh will be looking to block the aerial route of the comparatively taller Indians in the second semi-final of the Bangabandhu SAFF Championship starting at 7:30pm at the BNS today. Continue Reading

Bangladesh stormed into the semi-finals as the champions of group B of the Bangabandhu SAFF Championship with a superb 2-1 win over Sri Lanka at the BNS on Tuesday. Continue Reading

Serbian coach Zoran Djordjevic believes Bangladesh has all the ingredients of becoming a good footballing nation, but it has still to take the step on the highway of modern football. Continue Reading

Bangladesh Football Federation president Kazi Salahuddin returned to the capital yesterday with good news for the country’s football loving public as nine countries are set to participate in an international tournament in Dhaka on November this year. Continue Reading

In the last one year, Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) under the leadership of Kazi Salahuddin has admirably brought back the game on track as well as fans to the venues. Just as a champion striker in his heydays, Salahuddin has proved himself as the visionary organiser who can revive the game’s glory. But he sees football in Bangladesh beyond that. In an exclusive interview with our senior reporter Al Musabbir Sadi, the BFF president spoke about his dreams and plans. Here is an excerpt of that interview. Continue Reading

National football coach Edson Silva Dido on Friday named a 23-member squad for the AFC Challenge Cup Group A qualifiers starting on April 26.

Dido omitted two players, midfielder Pranatosh and defender Ariful, from the 25-member preliminary squad and opted for his forward duo Robin and Emily along with attacking midfielder Zahid Hossain, who are yet to gain full match-fitness. Continue Reading

This was not a dream, rather it was reality—a screaming Big Bowl packed to the rafters watching intently as the final of the biggest domestic tournament to date, the Citycell Super Cup final, was being played out by the country’s two most popular outfits — Mohammedan and Abahani.

After how many years had football returned to the public sentiment? It was not so easy to recall for anybody. But undoubtedly it took more than a decade to experience this kind of enthusiasm with a domestic football match at the Bangabandhu National Stadium. Continue Reading

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