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SAFF U-18 Women's Championships on account of a better goal difference here on Friday. India enjoyed a better goal difference of +11 in comparison to +3 of Bangladesh. The valuable player of the tournament and the highest goal scorer of the tournament was Lynda Kom, who scored five goals in the tournament.
India take on Bangladesh in their final match on Friday.
Bangladesh 1-0 in their SAFF U-18 Women's Championship in Jamshedpur on Saturday. The lone goal for the hosts came in the 64th minute and from a goalkeeping howler. With Bangladesh custodian Rupma Chakma misjudging the flight of a cross into the box, Nitu Linda - coming off the bench seconds before - slotted the ball into the net past the goalkeeper with her right foot.
Bangladesh in their second match of the SAFF U-18 women's championships on Saturday. It will not be an easy game for Thomas Dennerby's side as Bangladesh are also coming into Saturday's match after a dominating 4-2 win over Nepal. Dennerby asked his players to raise their level when they play against Bangladesh at the JRD Tata Sports Complex here.
Indian women's football team will look to continue its strong form in the upcoming matches too as it chases its first title in the SAFF U-18 Championships. India made a flying start to the tournament with a big win against Nepal on Tuesday with Lynda Kom scoring a brace in the 17th and 35th minutes at the JRD Tata Sports Complex. Kom is not willing to bask in the glory of the performance for too long and wants to focus on the next match on Saturday against Bangladesh, the team that had beaten India 1-0 in the 2021 final in Dhaka to lift the title.
Indian women made an emphatic start to their SAFF U-18 Championship campaign with a 7-0 win against Nepal at JRD Tata Sports Complex in Jamshedpur on Tuesday. Centre forward Lynda Kom Serto (17’, 35’) scored a brace for India while Priyanka Sujeesh (14’), Apurna Narzary (69’), Purnima Kumari (76’), Sunita Munda (86’) and Nitu Linda (90+7’) put one behind the net each to give the runners-up from last edition a chance to clinch the elusive title.