The youngest team. A Young Captain. A Big Responsibility. πβ½
Our first league game at the Sainik Cup was another important chapter in the development journey of GFA Nepal.
Once again, we are the youngest team in the competition, but our young players continue to embrace responsibility and compete with courage.
Rojit Pradhan β U-12 Captain, Jersey No. 19 β led from the very beginning.
He led the warm-up, took responsibility at the midfield and attacking lines, and then started the match in midfield.
Since Wednesday morning, Rojitβs father has been unreachable amid the ongoing flood situation in Rasuwa. Before the match, our coach told him that he did not need to play.
Rojit simply replied:
βCoach, I want to play.β
He stepped onto the pitch, played the entire match against older and stronger opposition and showed tremendous courage, technical quality, composure and confidence on the ball.
His performance was noticed by many around the ground.
Our match captain and goalkeeper also led from the back, producing several magnificent saves and giving everything for the team until the final whistle. π§€
These are the experiences that shape young footballers β not only as players, but as people.
Young team. Big responsibility. Bigger lessons.
We keep learning.
We keep building.
We keep going. πβ½
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Generation Football Academy Nepal
π³π΅ Developing Nepal's Future Footballers
β½ Football Development Academy
π Currently based at Greenwich Academy
Yesterday in photographs. Today in motion. πβ½
A glimpse of the experience at ANFA Complex with our U-12, U-14 and U-16 boys and girls.
The warm-ups.
The preparation.
The competition.
The smiles.
The moments between the game.
Because youth football is not only about the final whistle it's about the experiences that help young players learn, connect, enjoy and grow.
Different age groups. Different journeys.
One shared love for football. π³π΅β½
Growing Together. Making Football Together. π
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23/08/2026
Growing Together. Making Football Together. πβ½
A special day for our GFA Nepal players as we brought together our U-12, U-14 and U-16 boys and girls for a valuable Tri-series friendly experience at the ANFA Complex.
More than just matches, today was about giving young players the opportunity to compete, learn, experience a different environment and build friendships through football.
A heartfelt thank you to Bhuikhel Football Club and Sagarmatha Football Academy for joining us and making this experience meaningful for all the players. π€β½
Football grows when we create opportunities together, compete with respect and help each other develop.
Proud of our players. Proud of the journey.
Growing Together. Making Football Together. π³π΅πβ½
Morning preparation for the 22nd Sainik Cup. π’β½
Our U-15 boys began the day with a structured movement and fitness session focused on dynamic mobility, curved running patterns and agility through markers.
The objective is simple improve movement quality, agility, coordination and physical readiness as we continue preparing for the challenge ahead.
After our experience as the youngest team in last year's 21st edition, we return this year with greater experience and renewed ambition.
Preparation starts before the competition does. πͺπ₯
GFA Nepal Team Greenwich π β½ β€οΈ
Evening work. Sainik Cup preparation. π’β½
Another productive session for our GFA Nepal U-15 boys as we continue building towards the 22nd Sainik Cup.
From movement and decision-making to competition and intensity, every session is an opportunity to become better prepared for the challenge ahead.
Our journey started last year as the youngest team in the 21st edition, where we were also recognised as the Fair Play Team. This year, we return with more experience, more belief and the same commitment to our development.
The preparation continues. The next chapter awaits. π₯
GFA Nepal Team Greenwich π β½ β€οΈ
Sainik Cup preparation is underway. π’β½
Our GFA Nepal U-15 boys continue their early-morning preparations with focus, discipline and intensity.
Working on movement, coordination, fitness and understanding the game building the foundations for the challenge ahead.
Train with purpose. Compete with character. πͺπ₯
GFA Nepal Team Greenwich π β½ β€οΈ
Road to Sainik Cup ππ’
Our U-15 squad completed a light gym and movement session following this morningβs football training, focusing on mobility, balance, coordination and activation.
With only 10 days to go, the priority is clear develop, recover, stay fresh and prepare to compete. β½πͺ
Every session has a purpose. Every detail matters.
GFA Nepal U-15 Team Greenwich Academy| Preparing to Compete. Ready to Perform.
16/08/2026
A morning of football, learning and leadership. πβ½
Our GFA Nepal U-12 boys took part in a futsal friendly with Wellness Futsal Academy, gaining another valuable experience on their development journey.
Captain Sunishchit Dahal represented the team in the flag exchange a simple but meaningful moment of respect, friendship and sportsmanship. π€π³οΈ
Every match is another opportunity to learn. Every player gets an opportunity to lead.
GFA Nepal Team Greenwich π β½ β€οΈ
Developing Players. Building Character.
A new chapter begins. A tradition continues. πβ½π³οΈ
Our GFA U-12 Team Greenwich experienced their first-ever 11-a-side friendly match today.
Beyond the result, today was about learning, adapting to the bigger game and gaining valuable experience for the journey ahead.
A special moment as Captain Rojit Pradhan proudly represented GFA U-12 in their first-ever flag exchange. π³οΈπ€β½
A heartfelt thank you to Gyanodaya Bal Batika School for arranging this friendly opportunity and helping our young players take another important step in their football development. πβ½
Different teams. Different journeys.
One GFA Nepal family.
GFA Nepal Team Greenwich Academy Greenwich π β½ β€οΈ
π± Developing Players. Building Character.
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