Noman stars in Lyari Academy victory in Leisure Leagues KYI Football
KARACHI: Mohammad Noman netted four goals as Lyari Academy thumped Nabi Bux FC 4-0 during their Leisure Leagues Karachi Youth Initiative Football Tournament matches here at Lyari’s Gabol Park Football Ground the other day.
The Leisure Leagues Karachi Youth Initiative exploded into action with eighty matches played at four venues — namely 16-Star Football Ground (District Central), Ansar Union Football Stadium (District East), Mohammadi Stadium (District Malir) and Khyber-Muslim Football Stadium (District West).
Another 20 matches of District South were played on Sunday at Lyari’s Gabol Park Football Ground.Twenty teams are divided into two groups — Group A and Group B and are playing two matches against one another — on home and away basis against other teams in their respective groups. According to Leisure Leagues rule book, a league cannot have more than ten teams. Therefore, the twenty teams playing at one venue have been divided into two groups of ten teams each.
After beating Nabi Bux FC by 4-0 score as away team, Lyari Academy were held by the same team to a 0-0 tie when they played as home team.Apart from Group B’s Lyari Academy at Gabol Park, Lyari Youth FC in Group A also recorded a convincing 3-0 victory against Moosa Laghari FC as home team. Mohammad Yasir scored twice while Mohammad Amir scored one goal for winning team. Earlier, when Lyari Youth FC were away team and Moosa Laghari FC were home team, the match ended in a 0-0 draw.
In a Group B match, Noor Aalam sent the ball into the nets three times to help Master Yar Mohammad FC beat Sattar FC by 3-1 as away team. Later Aalam scored one more goal as his team beat Sattar FC again by 2-0 score as home team. Shahjahan scored the other goal.
A total of 100 teams — twenty teams each from Districts South, Central, East, Malir and West are participating in the mega tournament. The twenty teams of a district have been divided into two groups — Group ‘A’ and Group ‘B’. Each team in a group will play 18 matches, two matches against every other team in the Group.
Top teams from Group ‘A’ and Group ‘B’ will play the District final. The champions from the five districts will play in a ‘Champions League’, playing one match against each other. The top team from the league will become ‘Leisure Leagues Karachi Champions’.
Leisure Leagues is holding its events in Lahore, Islamabad, Hyderabad, Peshawar, Mardan, Quetta and Rawalpindi.
Jacobabad and Gilgit are next in line. Leisure Leagues is looking forward to enhance their presence in more cities in near future.The city champions of Leisure Leagues will play in Leisure Leagues National Tournament, likely in March 2018.
-
Philippines Blocks Elon Musk’s Grok AI -
Jennifer Lawrence Blames Internet For Losing Sharon Tate Role -
DeepMind, Google CEOs Sync Daily To Accelerate AI Race Against OpenAI -
Japan Launches Probe Into 'Grok AI' Following Global Scrutiny Over 'inappropriate' Content -
Prince Harry All Set To Return To Britain Next Week? -
Is Princess Charlotte Becoming Most Confident Young Royal? -
‘Stranger Things’ Star David Harbour Speaks Up About ‘psychotherapy’ -
Jennifer Love Hewitt Talks About Scary 9-1-1 Episode -
Kate Middleton Ditches Palace Life For Where She 'truly Relaxes' -
Pixel Watch May Soon Warn You If You Leave It Behind -
Serious Liver Scarring Shows Potential To Be Reversed With Latest Drug -
Elon Musk Backs Donald Trump To Invoke Insurrection Act Amid Minnesota Protests -
Scientists Unravel Mystery Of James Webb’s ‘little Red Dots’ In Deep Space -
Nano Banana Explained: How Google’s AI Got Its Name -
Fire Causes Power Outage On Tokyo Train Lines, Thousands Stranded As ‘operations Halted’ -
YouTube, BBC To Ink Landmark Deal To Launch Exclusive Bespoke Shows