According to ANFA, the tournament will be played in league-cum-knockout format. Participating teams will be divided in two pools and the top two teams from each pool will qualify for the semifinals after the round robin league.[break]
Earlier, ANFA had said that A division clubs would participate in the Women´s League. ANFA CEO Indra Man Tuladhar said that some of the A division clubs had tried to form women´s teams but ANFA was forced to change the league structure as they failed to do so. "Clubs were found reluctant to form women´s teams as they found huge gap between the departmental teams and other teams," said Tuladhar.
ANFA is hopeful that the league will take a proper shape in future, said Tuladhar. "Starting a women´s league is a challenge in itself. We are hopeful that clubs will show interest and form women´s teams in future," said Tuladhar.
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