Skipper Heman Gurung netted twice for the young ANFA colts while Suraj Gurung got another. Asim Jung Karki hit back the consolation goal for home team. [break]
Gurung opened the scoring in the 18th minute and Hamal doubled the tally first minute into the second half. Gurung scored his second individual goal in an hour mark through a spot-kick to make the score 3-0. Karki pulled one back for home team during the fading moments of match.
Academy U-17 coach Mrigendra Mishra expressed satisfaction at his sides´ performance. He lauded his defenders´ performance for foiling beautiful chances of opponents.
Nawa Jagriti´s coach Ram Krishna Khadka said that his team was defeated as they failed to play team game. "Though the players were skillful, they failed to play a team game," Khadka pointed reason for his side´s defeat. "It was unfortunate to hit woodwork in the 25th minute, had the goal been scored it could have been a turning point of the match."
Earlier, Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai inaugurated the match giving away ball to the referee.
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