After Punjab Stadium was made unavailable by Sports Board Punjab, National Challenge Cup final round's May fixtures moved to Islamabad, likely to be played at Jinnah Stadium.
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PFF NC seeking venue for Challenge Cup knockouts [The News]
As PFF NC now seeks alternative venues for National Challenge Cup after Punjab Stadium made unavailable by Punjab Govt, some participating teams have also asked the event on May 1-12 be delayed by a few days so they can 'prepare better'
PFF NC delegation meets SBP DG [The News]
Sports Board Punjab likely to consent Punjab Stadium as potential 'home' venue for 2026 WCQs game against Cambodia on 17 October, subject to meeting FIFA/AFC venue requirements.
PFF NC writes to PSB, SBP for World Cup qualifier venue [The News]
PFF NC formally requests PSB and SBP for availability of Jinnah Stadium and Punjab Stadium for WCQs return leg on 17 October. Also sends AFC venue regulations that need to be met by either venue to host the game.
Neutral venue among options for home leg of Pakistan’s FIFA World Cup Qualifier [Geo Super]
Neither Islamabad’s Jinnah Stadium nor Lahore’s Punjab Stadium meet current FIFA regulations at the moment to host official international football matches.
FIFA and AFC delegation visit Football House, DG Sports Punjab inaugurates ‘PFF@Your Doorstep’ [The Nation]
DG Sports Punjab inaugurates ‘PFF@Your Doorstep’ alongside joint FIFA-AFC delegation at PFF House to meet PFF NC members
LHC upholds 2015 PFF election but confusion persists [Dawn]
LHC validates Faisal Saleh Hayat's Changla Gali win but also endorses rival group's Punjab FA election.
27,000 athletes to feature in talent hunt programme [Dawn]
Football also included in Sports Board Punjab talent hunt.
Sports Board Punjab names U-17 football squad [Dawn]
18-man squad named to take part in Inter-Provincial U17 Championship from 28-30 May in Gilgit-Baltistan
SBP football probables shortlisted [Dawn]
25 shortlisted for final selections to take part in Inter-Provincial U17 Championship (28-30 May) in Gilgit Baltistan