Football - Team Nepal

Events and Medals
Records
Schedule
Bio
Team Overview

Football

Number	Name	Height	Date of Birth
2	RANA PRANA Puja	155 cm	28 Mar 2001
3	BK BBK Bimala	165 cm	23 Jan 2002
4	GHIMIRE SGHIMIRE Samiksha	165 cm	22 Oct 2001
5	JAISHI AJAISHI Amrita	155 cm	15 Oct 1994
6	BHUJEL HKBHUJEL Hira Kumari	155 cm	26 Dec 1995
7	NAGARKOTE RNAGARKOTE Renuka	155 cm	16 Apr 1995
8	LIMBU SLIMBU Saru	162 cm	6 Mar 1999
9	BHANDARI SBHANDARI Sabitra	164 cm	23 May 1996
10	GHISING RKGHISING Rashmi Kumari	168 cm	15 Jun 2002
11	BASNET ABASNET Anita	159 cm	27 Dec 1994
12	RANA GRANA Gita	168 cm	21 Sep 1996
13	POUDEL RPOUDEL Rekha	165 cm	11 Mar 2001
14	RAI PRAI Preeti	145 cm	20 Nov 2004
15	KC AKC Anita	155 cm	25 Jun 1997
16	TUMBAPO SUBBA ATUMBAPO SUBBA Anjila	163 cm	28 May 1996
17	CHAUDHARY BCHAUDHARY Bimala	158 cm	18 Feb 1997
18	RANA MAGAR SRANA MAGAR Sabita	171 cm	6 Jul 2003
19	KARKI AKARKI Amisha	158 cm	23 Oct 2005
20	RANA MAGAR ARANA MAGAR Anjana	165 cm	17 Jan 2002
21	THOKAR` NTHOKAR` Nisha	177 cm	1 Feb 2001
22	NATH UNATH Usha	171 cm	2 Feb 2001
23	SHAHI DSHAHI Dipa	158 cm	27 Feb 2006

Team Officials

Function	Name
Assistant Coach	GURUNG AGURUNG Aruna
Head Coach	MAHARJANMAHARJAN Bal GOPAL

Events Entered

Discipline	Event	Rank
Football	Women	13

Schedule

Change

Location	Event	Status
Wenzhou Olympic Sports Centre Stadium	Women's First Round - Group D #3 VIE Viet Nam 2 NEP Nepal 0	Finished
Wenzhou Olympic Sports Centre Stadium	Women's First Round - Group D #11 NEP Nepal 0 JPN Japan 8	Finished
Wenzhou Sports Centre Stadium	Women's First Round - Group D #19 NEP Nepal 1 BAN Bangladesh 1	Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

Athlete:

Rank	Team	Year	Location
AFC Women's Asian Cup
5	Senior	1999	Philippines
5	Senior	1989	Hong Kong, CHN
5	Senior	1986	Hong Kong, CHN
South Asian Games
2	Senior	2019	Kathmandu, NEP
2	Senior	2016	Asia
2	Senior	2010	Dhaka, BAN

Team Overview

General
Nepal are competing in women's football at the Asian Games for the first time at the 19th Asian Games Hangzhou.

The Nepali team were runners-up at the South Asian Games in 2010, 2016, and 2019, losing to India in all three finals. They have also finished as runners-up at the SAFF Championship on several occasions, including as hosts in 2022, when they lost the final 3-1 to Bangladesh.

The team competed at the Asian championship [now the Asian Cup] in 1986, 1989, and 1999. They were knocked out in the group stage at all three editions of the tournament.

Legend

:: Gold Medal Event
:: Silver Medal Event
:: Bronze Medal Event