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Nepal Edge Bhutan as Sri Lanka Shock Maldives in SAFF U-20 Championship Opener

The SAFF U-20 Championship opened in Maldives with two matches: Sri Lanka came from two goals down to beat hosts Maldives 3–2 at Galolhu Stadium, while Nepal defeated Bhutan 2–1. Nepal led through Sujan Dangol and Subash Bam after Bhutan's Thinley Yoezer was sent off, with Dendup Gyeltshen pulling one back.

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  • 3–2 Maldives vs Sri Lanka final score Adhadhu (English) Maldives national under-20 football team surrender a two-goal first-half lead to lose 3–2 against Sri Lanka in a result that stunned home supporters.

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    Earlier reports gave 3–2 8 Jun, 09:43 Adhadhu (English)

  • 2–0 Maldives first-half lead Adhadhu (English) giving the hosts a deserved 2–0 lead at the break.

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  • 2–1 Nepal vs Bhutan final score Adhadhu (English) Nepal opened their campaign with a 2–1 victory over Bhutan in another competitive Group encounter at the same venue.

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  • 44 seconds Time for Sri Lanka's first goal after restart Adhadhu (English) The momentum shifted immediately after the restart as Sri Lanka responded within 44 seconds.

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  • Sri Lanka defeated hosts Maldives 3–2 after coming from two goals down. Galolhu Stadium Adhadhu (English) At Galolhu Stadium, Maldives national under-20 football team surrender a two-goal first-half lead to lose 3–2 against Sri Lanka in a result that stunned home supporters.

    Word for word from the report in Adhadhu (English). Open the report

  • Nepal beat Bhutan 2–1 in a Group encounter. Earlier in the day Adhadhu (English) Earlier in the day, Nepal opened their campaign with a 2–1 victory over Bhutan in another competitive Group encounter at the same venue.

    Word for word from the report in Adhadhu (English). Open the report

  • Bhutan midfielder Thinley Yoezer was sent off after a second yellow card. in the 14th minute Adhadhu (English) Bhutan’s challenge became more difficult in the 14th minute when midfielder Thinley Yoezer was sent off after receiving a second yellow card.

    Word for word from the report in Adhadhu (English). Open the report

  • Sri Lanka captain Hussain Abdullah scored an 88th-minute penalty to complete the turnaround. in the 88th minute Adhadhu (English) Sri Lanka completed the turnaround in the 88th minute when captain Hussain Abdullah converted from the penalty spot after Katheem was fouled by Maldives goalkeeper Xahran Hassan Ziyad inside the area.

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BhutanHussain Abdullah captainIlan Imran captainMaldives national under-20 football teamNepalSri Lanka