Women’s online football course ends
By Our Correspondent
June 29, 2020
LAHORE: The three-day Online Women's Introductory Coaching Course organised by the Pakistan Football Federation came to an end on Sunday.
The Normalization Committee organised this course. The course, which saw six three-hour-long sessions, was attended by around 20 individuals nominated by different clubs and departments from across the country.
Instructed by national team head coach U.F. Tariq Lutfi -- who was assisted by Nasir Ismail and Mohsin-ul-Hasnain -- the course helped the coaches get an introduction to the world of football coaching.
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