MYANMAR national women’s football team yesterday claimed the championship trophy at the Nepal Four Nations Women’s Football Invitational Tournament, hosted in Nepal.
Myanmar defeated the host Nepal with a dominant 2-0 victory in the final match. Both goals were scored in the second half with Yupa Khine finding the back of the net in 62 minutes and Win Theingi Tun adding another goal just three minutes later in 65 minutes, securing the win for Myanmar.
Throughout the tournament, team Myanmar displayed excellent skill and teamwork. In the group stages, they faced Lebanon and Kyrgyzstan, winning both games comfortably. Myanmar defeated Lebanon 3-1 and beat Kazakhstan with a 5-0 scoreline, showcasing their offensive strength and defensive solidity. The only draw in the group stage came against Nepal, with the match ending 2-2. However, Myanmar’s strong performance in the final secured them the title.
This championship win is an important milestone for Myanmar’s women’s football team, who previously won the Hero Gold Cup in India in 2019. The victory also provides a morale boost as the team prepares for future international competitions, including the XXXIII SEA Games, where they aim to continue their strong run.
The Myanmar women’s football team, composed of youths and veteran players continues to be a formidable force in international women’s football. Their performance at the Nepal tournament is a testament to their commitment and preparation for future challenges in regional and global tournaments. — Ko Nyi Lay/KZL
