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Nepal defeated India 3-1 and Sri Lanka 4-0 on the fourth day of the ongoing AFC U-14 Youth Football Festival played at ANFA Complex ground, Satdobato, on Tuesday.
Nepal had won three matches of the total four matches on the second day on Sunday. Nepal U-14 B defeated Bhutan U-14 B 3-0 and Sri Lanka U-14 B 4-0 while Nepal U-14 A thrashed Bhutan U-14 B by huge of 6-0 and played goalless draw against India U-14 A in the today’s matches.
Similarly, Nepal U-14 A defeated Sri Lanka U-14 A 5-0 while Nepal U-14 B defeated Bangladesh U-14 B 1-0 while Nepal U-14 A played a goalless draw against Bangladesh U-14 A in the inaugural day of the AFC U-14 Football festival on Saturday.
Likewise, India defeated Bangladesh 2-1 and Bhutan 6-0 in the matches played in day 4 while Bhutan played 2-2 draw against Sri Lanka. nepalnews.com
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