Tenth edition of Thimphu open football  championship resumes 

Druk Lhayul FC defeated Ugyen Samphel Tyres FC 3-1 in the ongoing Thimphu open football championship at Changlimithang Stadium yesterday.  

 Ugyen Samphel took an early lead when midfielder Kinga’s left-foot strike found the net’s top left corner in the first 10 minutes.  The team managed to keep the pressure on the opponents for a part of the first half. 

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