Despite two league draws, Paro FC continues to dominate the top of the point standings. Paro FC hasn’t lost a game in the league and aiming to extend winning record. Paro FC has been performing admirably and will stop at nothing to establish themselves as a title contender. The boys have been doing well in the game, controlling their opponents, scoring their goals, and we haven’t seen the opposition react much on the pitch. Throughout the entire encounter, Paro FC performed at their peak in terms of possession and opportunities generated. The boys deserved to be the top of the table. Tomorrow at 6:00 p.m.(BST) at Chnaglimithang, Paro FC will take against U-19 academy boys .The BFF Academy boys are all young and ready to compete against the more seasoned side of the competition. BFF Academy has played 11 games thus far, losing 7, winning 2, and drawing 2 in the competition. The team is composed of talented young lads who have played in domestic and international tournaments. The Bhutan Football Federation has provided academy boys with excellent opportunities to engage in the high level competition. The exposure, experiences, and knowledge, will help these young footballers advance to a new level. Paro FC willl be looking forward to take 3 points home. Every game is crucial for us to win as the tournament draws to a conclusion. Boys are focused and prepared for the game. Puspalal Sharma, Head Coach, Paro FC PARO FC COACH BFF ACADEMY COACH Do come and support Paro FC at Changlimithang tomorrow. You can also watch the game LIVE at https://elevensports.com/

With the start of second league, Coach Puspa Lal praised his players for physical dominance and mental presence.  Yesterday’s match against Tensung FC displayed the winning characters of our team.  4-0 at their own home ground against physically strong team, and specially having to outplay the coach who had previously assisted Puspa lal at Paro FC is not an easy task.  An early six minutes tap-in from skipper Kazou Homma proved to be the crucial. For a goal to be perfect, a build-up must be flawless, and it was so – the long rage clearing pass from Dang to Chencho Gyeltshen, who speed past Tensung defense, and a low ground cross made all the difference.  Game against Tensung saw good number of players rotation, Coach says ” Some substitution was done for technical reason, few not available due to minor injuries, and also to give playing time to others to keep them game fit “. Second goal for Paro was a bit of luck and a constant pressure for another goal. Florent’s long over head pass to Dang slip through legs of Tensung goali, which  resulted from Dang’s high press on Tensung goali.      Before half-time, numerous chances were created and we could have easily added few more goals, but Tensung’s stubborn defence kept the game alive and entertaining. However, right before halftime whistle, the poor ‘Penalty area’ clearance, and a perfect outside foot kick from Tsheltrium Namgyel found the back of the Tensung net making it 3-0 at halftime. After halftime, Paro FC played cautiously to maintain clean-sheet and several tactical changes were made to have control  over the game. Nevertheless, equal goal scoring chances were created after the halftime, and penalty was as a result of constant attacking pressure. Kazou stood up for the occasion, and as always unhurriedly netting his second and fourth for Paro FC.  Next on 22nd we play the BFF academy at Changlimithang Stadium. The young and energetic team capable of upsetting any BPL teams – a team one should never underestimate.

Paro FC has attracted some of the best players from different parts of the world to Bhutan. The club has a track record of producing its own players, but they haven’t been shy about splashing the cash to bring in some of the finest players from around the world. There are five distinct nations represented among the five foreign participants. The squad has benefited greatly from these foreign players, particularly in the BoB Premier League 2022 season. All of these players have experience on the field and have participated in high level football competitions in their career. In order to raise the level of play and provide the young Bhutanese players a chance to compete on the same field and receive greater exposure, Paro FC has been investing a lot of time and money to bring these foreign players into the club. Kazuo Homma should be an example to every single young player in Bhutan. Kazuo Homma is a player who shows desire and passion on the football pitch. He is a player who fights and wants to win. Similar like Florent, who has demonstrated his ability to remain calm and collected while working relentlessly to be the best. Young Bhutanese players with similar passion and drive are what we want to nurture. We want to create Bhutanese players who are strong from a psychological standpoint in addition to technical and tactical standpoints. Our goal is to create players who have a growth attitude. Players should enjoy learning, be willing to learn from their mistakes. Here are some quick facts about the five international players. Name: Koara Larba Florent KoneDate of birth/Age: Jul 4, 1994 (28)Place of birth: Burkina Faso OuagadougouCitizenship: Cote d’Ivoire Position: Central Defence Name :Dela RowDate of birth /Age :May 31,2000 (22)Place of birth : Accra, madina Citizenship : Ghana Position : Attacking mid Name: Kazuo HommaDate of birth/Age: Mar 17, 1980 (42)Place of birth: Japan Yokohama, KanagawaCitizenship: JapanPosition: Striker Name: Aderemi Yusuff AdewaleDate Of Birth /Age: February 27,1998 (24)Place Of Birth: Nigeria IbadanCitizenship : NigeriaPosition: Striker/ Winger Name: Stephane DangDate of birth/Age: Apr 10, 2000 (22)Place of birth: Cameroon YaoundéCitizenship: Cameroon Position: Defensive Mid

At Tashi Namgay Resort in Paro, the management organized a team-building activity for all the players, including the men’s and women’s teams. The program was primarily designed to foster players’ abilities and encourage cooperation, trust, and improved motivation. The tastiest barbecue in the town, a singing session, and a dance performance to one of the most well-known songs, “Jerusalma,” provided some lighter moments for the players away from the field. We also had a expereince sharing session where Paro Fc stricker Chencho Gyeltshen, who is a well know bhutanese football shared his journey among the players. Chencho Gyeltshen precisely shared that one should continue to dream and put in the effort, and you will undoubtedly succeed. He even stated that he has been pursuing his dream of playing in Europe.

The first game of the second leg between Paro FC and FC Takin will take place at Woochu Sports Arena in Paro on November 11. With 9 matches played, Paro FC currently holds the second spot in the point standings, with 7 victories and 2 draws. Following Thimphu City’s stalemate with RTC FC in the most recent encounter of the second leg, Paro Fc s only three points behind Thimphu City. While Paro FC began their BOB Premier League 2022 campaign by taking on FC Takin in their opening match on August 14, 2022, with a score of Paro FC 8: 1 FC Takin. The Paro FC players put on a spectacular football display for the crowd at Changlimithang Stadium, and Kazuo Homma, the tournament’s top scorer, of course, scored a stunning hat-trick. During the BPL 2022 qualifying stage, FC Takin was the fan favorite. They have shown incredible teamwork and football skills to earn a spot in the BPL 2022 for the first time. Unfortunately, the FC Takin club is not able to maintain their enthusiasm and expectations throughout the first leg of the BOB premier league. Both the team composition and the head coach have undergone several changes for them. After 9 games, they haven’t won a single game. Although every side in the current BOB Premier League, 2022 has humiliated FC Takin, they still kept thier hope alive to register their first win in the tournamnet. Respecting our opponent and playing with our complete roster are essential. FC Takin had a dream too, they have managed to represent in the highest league in the country and it’s no joke. It denotes dedication, tenacity, and investment Puspala Sharma Head Coach The Paro FC guys are prepared for the second leg after a nearly two-week layoff from playing. The boys are eager to get back in the game and feel completely renewed. Paro FC will treat every match as vital and won’t underestimate the opposition. The Paro FC will move to the top of the table if they defeat FC Takin on 11 November, 2022

We are honored to have Mr. Victor Gurung lead a brief workshop on mindfulness and self-reflection for the men’s team today at Woochu Sports Arena. Team activities were organized among players to encourage them to reflect on, contemplate, assess, and give significant thought to their team behaviors, beliefs, attitudes, motivations, and desires. Mr. Victor shared among the participants that although this adage is undoubtedly accurate, it is not always simple to exercise self-reflection Our world moves at an extraordinarily rapid rate. Our cell phones never stop buzzing, social media never stops ringing, and Netflix never runs out of new content to consume. It’s becoming more and more difficult to take the time to reflect. Unfortunately, the majority of us lead unquestioning lives.  The workshop’s major goal was to essentially unite everyone as a single team while encouraging self-reflection to advance both professional and personal development. Team acitvites were organised among players to encourage to reflect on, contemplate, assess, and give significant thought to your team behaviors, thoughts, attitudes, motivations, and desires.

Both teams entered the game with an equal amount of vigor. While BFF Academy began the game more defensively to draw or win, Paro FC sought to keep its winning streak going. BFF Academy played excellently and put in a valiant effort up until the second goal just before halfway. However, in the second half, Paro FC took control of the match and made it a one-sided affair. In the second half of the game, Paro FC scored four goals. Fans were able to see Kazua Humma’s hat trick today as well as Chencho Gyeltshen’s long-awaited goal. However, the two goals scored by Captian Kinley and Dang were fantastic to earn 3 points against BFF Academy.