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Four teams have been confirmed to play in the playoffs on Sunday in the ANFA Women's Football League. Army will face APF Club in Qualifier-1 to enter the finals of the tournament. Only the top team in the final league table has yet to be decided.
Army entered the Qualifier-1 after defeating the Walling Municipality team 6-1 in the match held on Sunday at the Anfa Complex ground in Satdobato. With this victory, Army is sure to be in the top two positions of the final league table. The
defeat ends Walling's challenge in the tournament. This means Police will face Bagmati Youth Club in the eliminator. It has been confirmed that Police will be third and Bagmati fourth.
Army has 16 points from 7 games. It is 2 points clear of APF at the top. Police have 11 points from seven matches. Bagmati has 4 points and Walling will not be able to overtake him.
Chandra Bhandari scored 5 goals with a hat-trick in Army's latest victory. She scored in the 15th, 24th, 53rd, 68th and 73rd minutes. She was the 'Player of the Match'. Another goal was in the name of Vimala Chaudhary. She scored in the 63rd minute. Meena Deuba pulled a goal back for Walling in the 18th minute. This is only the second goal possible from Walling in the second round of women's league.
