KARACHI: Anmol Hira’s late goal enabled Pakistan women football team to make a solid start to the Four-Nation Football Cup when they edged Comoros 1-0 in their opening match in Dammam, Saudi Arabia, on Wednesday.
It was a tough game with both sides making concerted efforts to get onto the scoresheet. In the second half Pakistan played a more solid game, creating a few solid chances but were unable to capitalise on them. Comoros also failed to capitalise on a few opportunities in the second half. However, Pakistan were able to emerge victorious with an 89th minute goal from Anmol.
Pakistan football team’s former coach Nasir Ismail said that Pakistan should have won by a bigger margin.
“I think the way the facilities and power have been given to the coach I think had there been an experienced AFC qualified coach then Pakistan could have recorded a solid win against Comoros whose ranking is 182 as compared to Pakistan who are ranked 160,” Nasir told The News. Pakistan will now face Mauritius on January 15 in their next game before meeting hosts Saudi Arabia on January 19.
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