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The Afghan Champions League champion Abu Muslim Farah is on the verge of a historic trip to the Asian football championships. The team is scheduled to face Paro from Bhutan on Tuesday, August 6, in its first appearance in the AFC Challenge League.
The match is not only Abu Muslim Farah’s first appearance in the Asian League Playoffs, but it is also a historic opportunity for the team to reach the group stage of an official AFC tournament as the first Afghan team.
The Asian Challenge Playoffs begins with the participation of four teams, which will be held in four single games. The winners of these meetings will join the group of four group stage teams.
Abu Muslim Farah has achieved remarkable success as it won the Champions League title last year. Attending continental competitions is a great step that symbolizes the progress of Afghan football in difficult conditions.
Across the field, the Paro team, with a previous experience in the Asian Championships, is a powerful opponent.
This presence for the Abu Muslim Farah team is not just a match; Rather, it is a platform for the growth of young talents. Victory in this match will be a turning point in the history of Afghan football.
In this regard, the Ariana Radio Television Network has gained the live and exclusive broadcast of this historic visit, and those interested can follow the competition live on Ariana TV from 9pm.
Abu Muslim Farah’s presence in these competitions, along with teams such as Azra from Laos, Khangarid of Mongolia, and Morars United from Qur’anistan, promise a new generation of football powers in Asia.
Playoff matches of the league are held in various countries, including Mongolia, Myanmar, Taipei, Brunei, Maldives, Bangalhi Dish, Qur’anistan and Syria, which reflects the widespread scope and development -oriented policy of the Asian Football Confederation in the growth of football throughout the continent.
For Abu Muslim Farah, the meeting on Tuesday is not just the beginning of a tournament; Rather, a historic step for Afghan football is an opportunity to shine in the Asian scene and inspire thousands of teenagers interested in football in the country.
