Along with the title, APF received a cash prize of Rs. 1.1 million, a trophy, a medal, and a certificate, while the runner-up Army received Rs. 500,000.
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Armed Police Force's APF Football Club has become the champion of the Chandragadhi Women's Gold Cup. APF defeated departmental rival Tribhuvan Army Football Club by a 1-0 goal margin in the final held in Bhadrapur, Jhapa on Monday.
Along with the title, APF received a cash prize of Rs. 1.1 million, a trophy, a medal and a certificate, while the runner-up Army settled for Rs. 500,000. Rashmikumari Ghising scored the decisive goal to give APF the victory. In the 72nd minute of the game, Ghising, who was unmarked inside the box, headed the pass given by captain Anita Basnet.
APF, who controlled the ball throughout the game, created more scoring opportunities but could not increase the score. The Army's attack line was ineffective against APF's strong defense and was limited to the runner-up.
APF's Saru Limbu was named the 'Player of the Match' of the final match. She received a cash prize of Rs. 11,000.
Renuka Nagarkoti of APF was named the best player of the tournament. She received a cash prize of Rs 101,000. Anjana Rana Magar of APF was named the best goalkeeper, Geeta Rana of APF was named the best defender, Deepa Shahi of Army was named the best midfielder, Rashmikumari Ghising of APF was named the top scorer, and Savnam Rai of the organizer Chandragadhi Youth Club was named the 'Rising Player'. They each received Rs 25,000.
The tournament, which began on April 5, featured the participation of Tribhuvan Army Football Club, RS Pokhara Football Club, Bhutan's Thimphu City Club, Church Boys United, Nepal Police Football Club, the organizer Chandragadhi Youth Club, India's Rani Laxmibai Sports Academy, Armed Police Force's APF Club, Sankata Football Club, and the sports club in Okhaldhunga.
The winning and runner-up teams were awarded prizes by the chief guest and main sponsor Om Sai Pathibhara Hospital Chairman Deepak Kumar Pokharel, Bhadrapur Municipal Mayor Ganesh Pokharel, Arjundhara Municipal Mayor Baldev Gomden, Bhadrapur Jhapa Gold Cup Chairman Dipesh Dhakal, and the organizer Chandragadhi Youth Club Chairman Rohit Subba, among others.
