The All Nepal Football Association (ANFA) decided not to allow Rapti to play after a meeting between the participating clubs at the ANFA Complex in Satdobato on Sunday.
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Despite making full preparations to participate in the competition, Rapti FC will not be allowed to play in the upcoming women's league football. The All Nepal Football Association (ANFA) decided not to allow Rapti to play after a meeting between the participating clubs at the ANFA Complex in Satdobato on Sunday.
Rapti, however, called it an unfair decision against them. A total of 10 teams were scheduled to participate in this year's league. However, after Walling decided not to participate, it was decided to give Rapti an opportunity. Accordingly, ANFA had also written to Rapti and the club had also prepared for the competition.
Rapti's name is also in the competition schedule released by ANFA recently. But now it has been removed from the competition.
