Bangladesh beat Sri Lanka 9–1 in the first match of the SAFF U20 Women's Championship. Bangladesh scored a goal from the first minute of the match at the Kings Area in Dhaka on Friday (July 11) in the second half of the match.
Bangladesh dominated the start of the match, with a free-kick in the second minute, Swapna Rani put the host team ahead in the fourth minute, Munki Akhter doubled the lead in the fourth minute, and Munki got another chance in the 20th minute, but his shot hit the post.
Sagika failed to touch his head with a great cross in the 29th minute, and in the next minute, he blocked his shot from inside the box, while the Lankan goalkeeper Tharushika Dodamgodagh also got a chance to score, but in the 31st minute, he was unable to defeat Tharushika.
In the 33rd minute, Umela Marma's perfect pass did not score a goal, but in the 37th minute, the forward scored a goal right in the 37th minute. The Lankan goalkeeper Thurushika came forward to block the cross, but the ball went to Sagarika in the front of the blank net, and he did not make a mistake to send the ball there.
Bangladesh entered the field with three changes in the second half, and at the beginning, Munki found the net address on the goal in Sagarika's cutback, and then coach Peter Buttler picked up the captain Afeeda and brought Ruma Akhtar to the field.
In the 50th minute, a cross from the left was hit by a great placing shot, which was hit by the nets and the hosts took one more step towards the big victory.
Sagarika made the gap with a low shot in the box in the 53rd minute with a single effort, and after five minutes, the forward in the form of a placement shot in the pole-back cutback, Sagarika was picked up and after that, Sagarika was picked up and taken to the field.
In the 83rd minute, Rupa scored the eighth goal for the team, before the 72nd minute, the shot of the flood hit the crossbar, after a while, Munki was picked up and Kanan Rani was brought to the field.
Rupa scored his second goal from the tangle of the box in the 85th minute.
It should be noted that Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan are playing in the tournament with hosts Bangladesh in the SAFF U-20 Women's Championship.
