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India beat Pakistan 1-0 in two match football series

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lol indians girls now a days quoting afghani football team dil tor dea Pakistani larko ka :( pta hai aaj kal kitni pyar mohabbat chal ri hai farsi afghanio ki and brahmin hinduo ki par old crush to old hota hai na :(
 
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Get out of your Saans-Bahu BS first, then you will hear about a popular sport called - AIR WRESTLING :rolleyes:
Lolzzz
Misconceptions!!
I dont watch the saas-bahu serials.I nevah did!!:disagree:
It is @Armstrong who glues himself to a couch every nite to watch saas bahu serials. :lol:
 
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India beat Pakistan 1-0 in two-match football series - Pakistan - DAWN.COM

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Indian football team captain Sunil Chetri (2L) shakes hands and exchange game momentos with Pakistani counterpart Kaleemullah ahead of the first of two friendly football matches between India and Pakistan in Bangalore at the Karnataka State Football Association Stadium in Bangalore

BANGALORE: India defeated Pakistan 1-0 on Sunday in an emotionally-charged opener to take the lead in a two-match football series, the first between the rivals for nine years.

The hosts hung on to their slender lead after striker Robin Singh scored in the 44th minute in front of thousands of cheering home fans at the Bangalore Football Stadium.

Pakistan dominated the proceedings initially but the Indians regrouped to launch a counter-attack.

Midfielder Pronoy Halder came close to scoring in the 16th minute, only to be thwarted by Pakistan goalkeeper Muzammil Hussain.

The hosts squandered at least three more scoring chances before Singh flicked in Lalrindika Ralte's corner to give India the lead.

Pakistan nearly equalised early in the second half, but keeper Amrinder Singh did well to stop captain Kalleemullah's close-range header from going into the net.

India were reduced to 10 men when Robin Singh received his second yellow card of the game. The lanky striker shook his head in disappointment as he walked off the field.

Tempers became frayed on a number of occasions and angry words were exchanged, reflecting the high tensions associated with sporting clashes between India and Pakistan.

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Indian forward Robin Singh (2R) tries to score during the first of two friendly football matches between India and Pakistan in Bangalore at the Karnataka State Football Association Stadium in Bangalore
The football series is the first since India toured Pakistan in 2005 for a three-match contest.


India suspended sporting ties with its neighbour in the aftermath of the deadly 2008 attacks on Mumbai, blamed on militants from Pakistan.

That deadlock hurt cricket the most, a game with which millions are obsessed on both sides of the border.

The current football engagement offers the teams an opportunity to assess their strengths and weaknesses before the Asian Games in South Korea next month.

India have long struggled in world football and are currently ranked 150th out of 208 in the governing body FIFA's rankings, while Pakistan are 164th.

The second and final game will be played on Wednesday.

Or as the Pakistanis say Humiliated Pakistan
 
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It was like watching Madrid vs Barcelona.........................................................play cricket :laughcry:
 
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MELBOURNE: India were humiliated 101-7 by Pakistan in a first-ever meeting of Australian Football League (AFL) teams of both countries in a friendly-match called 'Dosti Cup'.

The match, played on Saturday, was one of the highlights of the 2014 International Cup.

A team of 15 AFL players have flown from India to play five matches here, while Pakistani team players were all Melbourne based.

Dignitaries from both country's consulates and leaders of both communities were invited to witness the match.

This was the first time Pakistani team had participated, while India had participated in previous years as well.

AFL Victoria engagement manager Xavier Moloney said the International Cup match was another example of how football can break barriers between cultures.

"To have a Pakistan vs India game as part of the International Cup is really exciting and is part of an overall push from AFL Victoria to introduce the game to culturally diverse sections of Melbourne.

"We've had in a place a steering committee for a few months now with members representing Richmond FC, Essendon FC, the AFL, AFL Victoria and members of the Indian and Pakistani communities, to make sure the event is a success," Moloney said.

"The support of Essendon FC and Richmond FC in this venture has been fantastic with both clubs embracing the chance to engage with the multicultural community," he added.

AFL Victoria Multicultural Coordinator Kashif Bouns, who was also the founder of the Pakistan team, said: "The Dosti Cup is about bringing the Indian and Pakistani communities together and generating positive relationships through football but victory is still very much the aim for both sides.

"Growing up in Pakistan, when we played India in anything it was always a huge event, where people would take the day off to stay home and watch whatever sport was on offer," Bouns said.

The 2014 AFL International Cup will continue in Melbourne till Aug 23.

The participating teams in the men's section are from Canada, China, Fiji, Finland, France, Indonesia, Ireland, Great Britain, India, Japan, Nauru, New Zealand, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, South Africa, Sweden, Tonga and USA.

While in women's category, the competing nations are Canada - Northern Lights, Canada - Midnight Suns, Ireland, Fiji, Tonga, USA - Freedom, USA - Liberty.

AFL International Cup is played every three years. The previous winners of the event were Ireland (2002 and 2011), New Zealand (2005) and Papua New Guinea (2008).

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Pakistan Shaheen supports in full strength in Melbourne.
 
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Both you guys are terrible in soccer .

Stick to your cricket .

We can perform well when we play some British Pakistani players like Zeshan Rehman, Adnan Ahmed and some Danish Pakistani players. Too much corruption in Pakistan that's all.
 
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On field action

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Line up for the national anthem, guy on number 2 from left broke his foot playing against South Africa.

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Just a nice pic, Japan end up winning but Pakistan fought hard till the end..
 
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Some kid is so insecure due to this thread, he had to post news about Australian football here. LOL
 
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