OSLO: Pakistan’s National Street Child Football team delivered a stunning performance in their debut match at the Norway Cup, defeating Norwegian Club Astor with a 6-1 victory. The victory marks a significant milestone for the team.
The match began with an early advantage for the Norwegian side, who scored the opening goal in the first half. However, the Pakistani team responded with resilience, quickly equalizing and setting the stage for an exhilarating second half.
In a dominant display of football, Pakistan’s Street Child team netted five goals in the second half, overwhelming the Norwegian defence. Abdul Ghani led the charge with two goals, while Essa, Junaid, Awais, and Muhammad Khan each contributed a goal to seal the 6-1 victory.
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The win is a notable achievement for Pakistan’s Street Child Football team, which is composed of young players from underprivileged backgrounds. The team’s victory in their first match of the Norway Cup reflects their hard work, skill, and the support of their coaches and supporters.
The National Street Child Football team is scheduled to play their second match against Verdanset Football Club on July 29.
