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Hamzara to play friendly match in Nepal
The Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) had proposed seven European countries to play friendly matches. Sri Lanka had again offered Bangladesh to play matches. In the end, nothing much happened. The BFF has decided to play a friendly match for Hamza Chowdhury-Smit Som in the FIFA window in September. The All Nepal Football Association officially confirmed the dates of the two friendly matches with Bangladesh today. The two matches will be held at the Dashrath Stadium in Kathmandu on September 6 and 9. Both Bangladesh and Nepal will play the two matches with the Asian Cup qualifiers in mind. At the moment, Nepal is at number 175 in the FIFA ranking and Bangladesh is at number 183. So far, Bangladesh has played 28 matches with Nepal. Bangladesh has lost 9 of them against 14 wins, and five matches have been drawn. Follow
Hamzara to play friendly match in Nepal

Hamzara to play friendly match in FIFA window in SeptemberProthom Alo
The Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) had proposed seven European countries to play friendly matches. Sri Lanka had again offered Bangladesh to play matches. In the end, nothing much happened. The BFF has decided to play Nepal for Hamza Chowdhury-Shamit Somde in the FIFA window in September. The All Nepal Football Association officially confirmed the dates of the two friendly matches with Bangladesh today.
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The two matches will be held at the Dashrath Stadium in Kathmandu on September 6 and 9. Both Bangladesh and Nepal will play the two matches with the Asian Cup qualifiers in mind. At the moment, Nepal is ranked 175th in the FIFA rankings and Bangladesh is ranked 183rd. So far, Bangladesh has played 28 matches with Nepal. Bangladesh lost 9 matches against 14 wins, and five matches were draws.

Asian Cup qualifiers to be played in October Bangladesh Prothom Alo
Bangladesh’s third match in the Asian Cup qualifiers will be next October. Bangladesh will host Hong Kong in Dhaka on October 9. Javier Cabrera’s team will play a match on Hong Kong soil on October 14. Hamza-Shmitra will prepare by playing a friendly match with Nepal before those two matches.
A draw with India in the first match of the qualifiers and a loss to Singapore at home in the second match on June 10 mean that every remaining match is now an unwritten final for Bangladesh. Bangladesh’s position in Group ‘C’ of the Asian Cup qualifiers is third with 1 point from 2 matches. Singapore and Hong Kong are in the top two places with 4 points from the same matches. India is at the bottom of the four-team group, although Bangladesh has the same number of points as Bangladesh.
