BFF incurs financial loss due to Covid-19 

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The Bhutan Football Federation (BFF) has incurred a loss of more than Nu 500,000 so far due to the Covid-19 pandemic. One of the sources of revenue for BFF is from hiring out the two football grounds at Changlimithang and Changjiji.
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Covid-19 has hit football referees hard

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The Covid-19 pandemic has led to the closure of many sporting events. Many referees have thus become jobless like professional players and athletes.
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Footballers head back to village, some apply for kidu

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Professional footballers playing for the 13 football clubs registered with the Bhutan Football Federation are among the people who have applied for kidu. With the Covid-19 pandemic affecting the business of club owners and football tournaments suspended, clubs owners are struggling to look after their players.
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For the love of what they do

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The government has restricted sporting events, which involve maximum physical contacts since last month, but Bhutanese athletes are using every possible means to stay in touch with what they like the most.
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Archer practises at home because of Covid-19

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Karma, a female archer with the Bhutan Archery Federation (BAF) became the first Bhutanese athlete to qualify for an Olympic quota.
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Football clubs’ sustainability at risk

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The new coronavirus has not only cancelled football tournaments, but its impact is eating into the sustainability of local football clubs.
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Covid-19 and big names

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Covid-19 has affected the big and famous too. Chelsea’s left-winger, Callum Hudson-Odoi, has recovered. He has so far scored eight goals and made 10 assists in 53 appearances for the blues in the English Premier league.
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Government bans contact sports until further notice

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To contain the spread of Covid-19, the government has announced the prohibition of all the sports that involve physical contact. Prime Minister Dr Lotay Tshering said that minimising the people-to-people contact was critically important.
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Bhutan supports deferring 2020 Olympic Games 

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The nation rejoiced when a 29-year-old female archer, Karma, became the first Bhutanese athlete to qualify for an Olympic quota.  She booked the spot in the recurve women’s archery at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics during the Asian continental qualification tournament held at Bangkok in November last year.  
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High Quality United FC wins Bhutan Super League 2020

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High Quality United FC (HQUFC) defeated Paro United FC 2-1 to win the Bhutan Super League 2020 title at the Changlimithang Stadium on March 21.
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HQUFC to play Paro United in 2020 Bhutan Super League finals

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High Quality United FC (HQUFC) will play Paro United FC in the finals of the 2020 Bhutan Super League at the Changlimithang Stadium on March 21.
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Big names in the EPL testing positive to COVID-19 worries Bhutanese fans

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The growing number of the English Premier League (EPL) players being tested positive for the COVID-19 is worrisome for the Bhutanese fans. 
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Sports federations and associations collaborate to combat COVID-19

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Sports federations and associations are strictly following the government’s directive to postpone the sporting events due to COVID-19. Training and events within the country and international tournaments are all on hold.