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Nepal saw off Bangladesh (the highest-ranked team in the tournament) 1-0 in the South Asian Football Federation Cup in the final minute of injury time tagged onto the end of their Group B game, with a 45-ish-yard free-kick from captain Sagar Thapa doing the business as the last grains of sand ran through the egg-timer of destiny.

All 15 matches of the 2011 South Asian Football Federation (SAFF) Championship, South Asia's premier football competition will be broadcast live on YouTube from December 2 when the tournament kicks-off.

After Arsenal, Liverpool and that other club, forget their name, toured Malaysia earlier this year, chances are the visit of Bangladesh won't excite too many people beyond the migrant workers that build the country.
On Sunday though the Bangladesh national team will play a friendly against Malaysia Cup winners Negeri Sembilan.

December sees the South Asian Football Federation Cup, like the ASEAN Cup but different region of course, and Pakistan are looking to South East Asia to help with their warm ups. Nepal are of course all ready back packing round the region, playing the odd game here and there.
Pakistan are already planning a week in Thailand, now Football Pakistan is reporting they are hoping to have a week in Indonesia.

Forget your Liverpools, Manchester Uniteds and Cardiff Citys, Nepa are coming to town. They are planning a month in ASEAN ahead of the South Asian Football Federation Champions in December.
11/10 v Philippines15/10 v Malaysia Olympic28/10 v Cambodia Under 2331/10 v Thailand Olympic3/11 v Thailand
Expect players like Santosh Sahukala and Rohit Chand to appear on the radar of major clubs in the region with this tour

FIFA has finally punished someone in a corruption case.

No, really, the previously unthinkable happened on Saturday after FIFA banned Mohamed Bin Hammam from soccer for life for attempting to bribe voters in the FIFA Presidential Election.

The decision wasn't really a surprise, and Bin Hammam took no part in the proceeding, skipping the Friday hearing to discuss the charges against him.

DOHA, Qatar — Qatar stormed into the Asian Cup quarter-finals for only the second time in their history on Sunday with a commanding 3-0 victory over Gulf champions Kuwait, who were eliminated from the tournament. They went through after Uzbekistan drew 2-2 with China to top Group A, allowing Qatar to finish second and make [.

Samsung Electronics., Ltd, a global leader in the consumer electronics industry, reiterates its support for Asian football fans through its continued partnership with the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Asian Cup Qatar 2011. Samsung will offer AFC Asian Cup Qatar 2011 crowds exciting on-site, as well as off-site, activities through its mobile and online technologies to enhance their experience and fun at the tournament.

?DOHA, Jordan — Jordan's Prince Ali bin Al Hussein stunned powerful South Korean Chung Mong-Joon by unseating him as a FIFA vice-president on Thursday while Mohamad bin Hammam won another term as AFC chief. Chung, the controlling shareholder in industrial giant Hyundai Heavy Industries, a major FIFA sponsor, had been in the job since 1994 [.