BTF gears to become a fully-fledged member of ITF 

Bhutan Tennis Federation (BTF) is gearing up to become a fully-fledged member of the International Tennis Federation (ITF) after completing the ongoing tennis courts resurfacing work in Thimphu. 

Thimphu City FC to face Club Eagles in AFC Cup qualifiers

Thimphu City FC will play against the Maldives’ club Eagles in...

RoundGlass-Sudeva face today   

RoundGlass Punjab FC and Sudeva Delhi FC will face each other...

Tokyo Olympic to be held as planned 

The Tokyo Olympic would be held as per the plan of...

Paro FC and Sudeva FC sign MoU to develop football 

Paro FC and Sudeva FC signed a two-year Memorandum of Understanding...

CG7 scores a brace in I-League 

Bhutanese striker Chencho Gyeltshen (CG7) scored twice for RoundGlass Punjab FC...

A channel to watch Chencho Gyeltshen

Bhutanese football fans can now watch two Bhutanese football professionals, including...

Chencho Dorji ready Sudeva FC for I-League

The lone Bhutanese international coach, Chencho Dorji is in Kolkata where...

BFF suspends women’s national championship

The 2020 Bhutan Women’s National Football Championship has been suspended until...

Bhutan Women’s National Championship underway

Paro United Women’s FC and Phuentsholing United FC settled for a...

Goals pour in Thimphu Open Football Championship 

Alum FC humbled Abbas United 8-1 in the ongoing Thimphu Open...

BOC declares Jachung’s win a mistake

The Bhutan Olympic Committee’s (BOC) investigation found that Janchung’s 95-94 win...

BTF trains potential under-14 players 

Around 30 students under the age of 14 are taking part...

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