Web Desk — November 6, 2025
Singapore: In a landmark achievement, Lyari Football Academy—representing Pakistan—has etched its name in the annals of the Sanga Cup 2025 by clinching a spot in the final of Asia’s largest youth football tournament.
The academy’s boys under-16 side delivered a gritty 1-0 victory over Indonesia’s formidable Top Ting Ebola in the semi-final, securing at least a silver medal and setting sights on the coveted gold.
This triumph is a testament to the relentless dedication of the young talents from Lyari, their seamless teamwork, and the astute tactics deployed by coaching duo Tariq Taj and Zubair Faiz against a seasoned opponent.
The Sanga Cup, a prestigious youth spectacle drawing top Asian squads, has provided a global stage for these emerging stars, highlighting grassroots football’s potential in Pakistan’s underprivileged communities.
Lyari Football Academy, founded to nurture talent from Karachi’s vibrant yet challenging neighborhoods, has long championed inclusive sports development. Their journey to the final underscores a narrative of resilience and opportunity, with fans back home erupting in celebration.
The final opponent and exact date remain pending announcement, but anticipation is building for what could be a defining moment for Pakistani youth football on the international circuit.
