Pakistan secure spot in last of Norway Cup 2023

 Green Shirts enrolled their seventh back-to-back win in the competition and have not lost a solitary game

Pakistan road kid group on Friday arrived at the last of the continuous Norway Cup 2023 in Oslo after overcoming Bremnes 2-0 in the semi-last on Friday.

Abid Ali and Abdullah were the objective scorers for the Men dressed in Green in the semi-finals.

Pakistan enlisted their seventh successive win in the competition and has not lost a solitary game. They scored a sum of 28 objectives and yielded only two in the competition up to this point.

Pakistan is currently only one stage away from magnificence and satisfying the fantasy they came near in Doha last year in the wake of losing the last of the Road Kid World Cup.

Recently in the quarter-last, Pakistan beat Sandviken 2-0 and got their spot in the semis.

The two objectives were scored by Faisal for the triumphant side.

Pakistan beat Trsyil FK 4-0 in the pre-quarter-last on Thursday (August 3) to get their position in the following round.

The Diplomat of Pakistan to Norway, Saadia Altaf Qazi, additionally met the Pakistan group on Tuesday (August 1). She commended the group's presentation in the competition, up to this point, in this event.

Pakistan is partaking in the Norway Cup under the pennant of Muslim Hands, a cause association, and consequently is playing under the name of Muslim Hands FC.

A sum of 2,350 groups and around 30,000 players are partaking in the competition across various contests.

It should be noted here that the Pakistan group wrapped sprinters up in the Road Youngster World Cup in Doha last year. They stayed unbeaten all through the competition yet lost the last against Egypt on punishments (4-3).

They were likewise the sprinters up in the past version in Russia (2018), in the meantime, in Brazil (2014) they completed third.

Pakistan's crew

Tufail Shinwari (c), Saud Ahmed, Asad Nasir, Abid Ali, Faisal Ahmad, Mohammad Ali, Ahmad Raza, Abdul Wahab, Shahmir, Sahil Gull, Mohammad Adeel, Abdullah, Ubaid Ullah, Ali Asif.