User:JayFT047/sandbox
1950-1959
[edit]1950
[edit]| 27 October 1950 Friendly | Iran  | 5–1 |  Pakistan | Tehran, Iran |
Boroumand  Khatami Shakibi |
Unknown |
Stadium: Amjadieh Stadium |
Lineup:
1952
[edit]| 18 March 1952 1952 Colombo Cup | Ceylon  | 0–2 | Pakistan | Colombo, Ceylon |
| Wahid Kutty |
Stadium: Colombo Oval |
Lineup: Ismail Jahn, Ibrar Hussain Bali, Ramzan Sr., Niaz Ali, Sumbal Khan, Ghulam Mohammad, Rashid Chunna, Muhammad Sharif, Moideen Kutty, Abdul Wahid Durrani, Masood Fakhri
| 20 March 1952 1952 Colombo Cup | Pakistan | 1–0 |  Burma | Colombo, Ceylon |
| Sharif |
Stadium: Colombo Oval |
Lineup: Ismail Jahn, Ibrar Hussain Bali, Ramzan Sr., Niaz Ali, Sumbal Khan, Hassan, Shafi Mohammad, Muhammad Sharif, Abdul Wahid Durrani, Ghani, Masood Fakhri
| 23 March 1952 1952 Colombo Cup | India  | 0–0 | Pakistan | Colombo, Ceylon |
| Stadium: Colombo Oval |
Lineup: Ismail Jahn, Ibrar Hussain Bali, Ramzan Sr., Niaz Ali, ?, Hassan, Rashid Chunna, ?, Jamil Akhtar, Abdul Wahid Durrani, Ghani
Lineup: Ismail; Ibrar Hussain Bali, Ramzan, Niaz, Hasan, Qasim, Taj Mohammad Jr., Mohammad Sharif, Ghani, Abdul Wahid Durrani, Masood Fakhri
- https://www.google.com/books/edition/Pakistan_Sports/Q3vhOwAACAAJ?hl=en
- https://teammelli.com/matchdata/details/matchdetails.php?id=16
1953
[edit]| 23 October 1953 1953 Colombo Cup | India | 1–0 | Pakistan | Rangoon, Burma |
| D'Souza 59' |
Stadium: Aung San Stadium Referee: U. Kim Teikh (Myanmar) |
Lineup: Abdul Ghani "Shamoo"; Riasat Ali, Abdul Haq, Taj Mohammad Jr., Sumbal Khan, Ahmed Ali Phullo, Mohammad Amin, Mohammad Sharif, Moideen Kutty, Jamil Akhtar, Tarapada Roy
- https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=sMw-AAAAIBAJ&sjid=W0wMAAAAIBAJ&pg=4159%2C1770595
- https://books.google.com/books?id=r8w-AAAAIBAJ&pg=PA6&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q&f=false
| 28 October 1953 1953 Colombo Cup | Burma | 1–1 | Pakistan | Rangoon, Burma |
| Ba Kyu 60' (pen.) |
Ismail 49' |
Stadium: Aung San Stadium |
Lineup:
| 2 November 1953 1953 Colombo Cup | Pakistan | 6–0 | Ceylon | Rangoon, Burma |
| Akbar Jan 7' Ismail 10', 13'Gunaid 11' (o.g.)Kutty 37', 42' |
Stadium: Aung San Stadium |
Lineup:
1954
[edit]| 2 May 1954 1954 Asian Games G.S | Singapore  | 2–6 | Pakistan | Manila, Philippines |
| Siang Hock 36', 45' |
Jamil 39', 41' Fakhri 42', 43', 47'Kutty 52' |
Stadium: Rizal Memorial Stadium |
Lineup: Mazhar Siddique; Abdul Haq, Riasat Ali, Ahmed Ali Phullo, Sumbal Khan, Niaz Ali, Masood Fakhri, Jamil Akhtar, Moideen Kutty, Mohammad Amin, Ibrahim
- https://www.rsssf.org/tablesa/asgames54.html
- https://books.google.com/books?id=1WFlAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA10&dq=kutty+pakistan&article_id=420,2008818&hl=en&sa=X&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=kutty%20pakistan&f=false
- https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/digitised/article/straitstimes19540503-1.2.156
- https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/digitised/article/indiandailymail19540504-1.2.59
| 5 May 1954 1954 Asian Games G.S | Burma | 2–1 | Pakistan | Manila, Philippines |
| Gordon 31' Sein Pe 35' |
Fakhri 38' |
Stadium: Rizal Memorial Stadium |
Lineup: Abdul Ghani "Shamoo"; Abdul Haq, Riasat Ali, Ahmed Ali Phullo, Sumbal Khan, Niaz Ali, Masood Fakhri, Jamil Akhtar, Moideen Kutty, Mohammad Sharif, Ibrahim
- https://www.rsssf.org/tablesa/asgames54.html
- https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/digitised/article/straitstimes19540506-1.2.204
| 19 December 1954 1954 Colombo Cup | Pakistan | 1–1 | Burma | Calcutta, India |
| Fakhri |
Sein Pe |
Stadium: Calcutta FC Ground |
Lineup:
| 21 December 1954 1954 Colombo Cup | Pakistan | 2–1 | Ceylon | Calcutta, India |
| Jamil Amin |
M. Sainoon |
Stadium: Calcutta FC Ground |
Lineup:
| 26 December 1954 1954 Colombo Cup | India | 3–1 | Pakistan | Calcutta, India |
| Thapa |
Fakhri |
Stadium: Calcutta FC Ground Attendance: 100,000 |
Lineup:
1955
[edit]| 17 December 1955 1955 Colombo Cup | Pakistan | 4–2 | Burma | Dacca, East Pakistan |
| Qayyum (pen.) (pen.) Jamil |
Suk Bahadur Kyaw Zan |
Stadium: Dacca Stadium |
Lineup:
| 21 December 1955 1955 Colombo Cup | Pakistan | 2–1 | Ceylon | Dacca, East Pakistan |
| Fakhri |
Ranasinghe |
Stadium: Dacca Stadium |
Lineup:
| 24 December 1955 1955 Colombo Cup | Pakistan | 1–2 | India | Dacca, East Pakistan |
| Fakhri |
Banerjee D'Souza |
Stadium: Dacca Stadium |
Lineup:
1956
[edit]| 9 September 1956 Friendly | Singapore | 1–1 | Pakistan | Kallang, Singapore |
| Radin 18' |
Changezi 42' (pen.) |
Stadium: Jalan Besar Stadium Attendance: 8,503 Referee: Greg De Silva (Singapore) |
Lineup: Ghulam Ghous; Riasat Ali, Qayyum Changezi, Nabi Chowdhury, Sumbal Khan, Abid Ghazi, Talib Ali, Mohammad Amin, Muhammad Umer, Taj Mohammad Jr., Moosa Ghazi
- https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/digitised/article/straitstimes19560910-1.2.131
- https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0003221/19560911/083/0005
1958
[edit]| 25 May 1958 1958 Asian Games G.S | South Vietnam  | 1–1 | Pakistan | Tokyo, Japan |
Lineup:
| 27 May 1958 1958 Asian Games G.S | Pakistan | 1–3 |  Republic of China | Tokyo, Japan |
| Umer 2' |
Ho Ying Fun 6' Law Kwok-tai 19'Mok Chun Wah 64' |
Stadium: Korakuen Velodrome Attendance: 2,000 |
Lineup:
- https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/digitised/article/singstandard19580528-1.2.92
- https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0003221/19580528/173/0013
1959
[edit]| 7 December 1959 1960 AFC Asian Cup qualification | India | 1–0 | Pakistan | Kochi, India |
| D'Souza |
Stadium: Maharaja's College Stadium Attendance: 30,000 |
Lineup:
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U0Ic9GG2_zF_PZwBXZTo7X9CGu3DVVvZ/view
- https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0003221/19591208/199/0010
| 9 December 1959 1960 AFC Asian Cup qualification | Pakistan | 4–1 | Iran | Kochi, India |
| Umer 21', 35', 37' Faqir 28' |
Haji Mokhtar |
Stadium: Maharaja's College Stadium Attendance: 15,000 |
Lineup: Mohammad Siddiq; Mohammad Irshad, Qayyum Changezi, Abid Ghazi, Masoodul Hassan Butt, Abdul Ghafoor, Faqir Hussain, Kabir Ahmed, Muhammad Umer, Abdullah Rahi, Yousuf?
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WGmSNgX4NpN7ABU2RnsJQ32lUGwXCMhz/view
- https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0003221/19591211/156/0008
- https://teammelli.com/matchdata/details/matchdetails.php?id=20
| 10 December 1959 1960 AFC Asian Cup qualification | Israel  | 2–0 | Pakistan | Kochi, India |
| R. Levi 55' Stelmach 65' |
Stadium: Maharaja's College Stadium Attendance: 15,000 Referee: P. Chakravarthy (India) |
Lineup: Mohammad Siddiq; Mohammad Irshad, Qayyum Changezi, Abid Ghazi, Masoodul Hassan Butt, Abdul Ghafoor, Faqir Hussain, Kabir Ahmed, Muhammad Umer, Abdullah Rahi, Abdullah Yusuf?
- https://www.rsssf.org/tablesi/isra-intres50.html
- https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0003221/19591211/214/0010
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WGmSNgX4NpN7ABU2RnsJQ32lUGwXCMhz/view
| 13 December 1959 1960 AFC Asian Cup qualification | India | 0–1 | Pakistan | Kochi, India |
| Abdullah 13' |
Stadium: Maharaja's College Stadium Attendance: 30,000 |
Lineup:
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aSrDJC3tIbVk8zlq1ahpc6f_ebhryZBT/view
- https://britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0003221/19591214/209/0010
- https://teammelli.com/matchdata/details/matchdetails.php?id=23
| 15 December 1959 1960 AFC Asian Cup qualification | Iran | 4–1 | Pakistan | Kochi, India |
| Hajari Jamali |
Qayyum |
Stadium: Maharaja's College Stadium Attendance: 16,000 |
Lineup:
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/14vNiOpT51LSeZPR1Tih4jvBeoenncw70/view
- https://britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0003221/19591216/238/0010
| 17 December 1959 1960 AFC Asian Cup qualification | Pakistan | 2–2 | Israel | Kochi, India |
| Umer 49' Ghafoor 57' |
Menchel 60' Ratzabi 68' |
Stadium: Maharaja's College Stadium Attendance: 15,000 Referee: A. N. Jayaraman (India) |
Lineup: Mohammad Siddiq; Mohammad Irshad, Qayyum Changezi, Abid Ghazi, Yusuf?, Abdul Ghafoor, Faqir Hussain, Kabir Ahmed, Muhammad Umer, Abdullah Rahi, Abdullah Yusuf?
- https://www.rsssf.org/tablesi/isra-intres50.html
- https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0003221/19591218/215/0010
1960-1969
[edit]1960
[edit]| 5 August 1960 Merdeka Tournament G.S. | Pakistan | 7–0 |  Thailand | Kuala Lampur, Federation of Malaya |
| Moosa 16', 70', 72' Umer 31', 35' Changezi 33' (pen.) Jehan 78' |
Stadium: Stadium Merdeka |
Lineup: Mohammad Siddiq; Mohammad Irshad, Qayyum Changezi, Hussain "Killer", Masoodul Hassan Butt, Abid Ghazi, Kabir Ahmed, Abdullah Rahi, Muhammad Umer, M.N. Jehan, Moosa Ghazi
- https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/digitised/article/straitstimes19600806-1.2.132
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1G_s0wa-Zm4-Ov73cOUyND64bxbYxfzAG/view
- https://britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0003221/19600806/127/0006
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1st-xxkmqi6F8Cb8IJ4wvGslclJJ_kVZG/view
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1C77uB3GBbfZEqaaCIpo_eOjAB9eou8aA/view
| 12 August 1960 Merdeka Tournament G.S. | Malaya  | 1–0 | Pakistan | Kuala Lampur, Federation of Malaya |
| Gabrielle 63' |
Stadium: Stadium Merdeka |
Lineup: Mohammad Siddiq; Mohammad Irshad, Qayyum Changezi, Hussain "Killer", Masoodul Hassan Butt, Abid Ghazi, Kabir Ahmed, Abdullah Rahi, Moosa Ghazi, M.N. Jehan, Ghulam Rabbani
- https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/digitised/article/straitstimes19600813-1.2.106
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EkccgHUsrr96tt_tNOk5caYRpvUHQHLp/view
- https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0003221/19600813/118/0006
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BwTWzLsWsODPaw30-fK8D6q1S0PwXBV-/view
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cs15nKQpFTN4z3w_1KXJZ7ULgcftq0F1/view
| 14 August 1960 Merdeka Tournament Third place | Indonesia  | 4–0 | Pakistan | Kuala Lampur, Federation of Malaya |
| Stadium: Stadium Merdeka |
Lineup: Ghulam Hussain; Abdul Ghafoor, Mohammad Irshad, Ghulam Sabir, Qayyum Changezi, Hussain "Killer", Moosa Ghazi, M.N. Jehan, Muhammad Umer, Kabir Ahmed, Ghulam Rabbani
- https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/digitised/article/straitstimes19600815-1.2.124
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UYPqDwEDsc90PMXQzFkxVxHsc5pYTm3E/view
- https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0003221/19600816/279/0008
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U9a5GgStBGpeTd8Pdv_8aaOul_U7UQbw/view
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AHRWAtYs2fdETEIqJl_dy815l4NtN171/view
1962
[edit]| 8 September 1962 1962 Merdeka Tournament G.S | Pakistan | 1–0 | Burma | Kuala Lampur, Federation of Malaya |
| Jehan 44' |
Stadium: Stadium Merdeka |
Lineup: Niaz Gul; Mohammad Irshad, Abdul Haq, Abid Ghazi, Abdul Gafur Baloch, Abdul Ghafoor, Ghulam Rabbani, Abdullah Rahi, Muhammad Umer, M.N. Jehan, Moosa Ghazi
- https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/digitised/article/straitstimes19620910-1.2.108.6
- https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0003221/19620910/174/0013
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/newspapers/paob19620910-01.1.1
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/newspapers/teer19620910-01.1.6
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EF0Os3zlvWMyOkvtX3V1jCRwv1YoCMKV/view
| 12 September 1962 1962 Merdeka Tournament G.S | Pakistan | 1–1 |  Japan | Kuala Lampur, Federation of Malaya |
| Moosa 29' |
Yaegashi 42' |
Stadium: Stadium Merdeka |
Lineup: Niaz Gul; Mohammad Irshad, Abdul Haq, Abid Ghazi, Abdul Gafur Baloch, Abdul Ghafoor, Ghulam Rabbani, Abdullah Rahi, Muhammad Umer, M.N. Jehan, Moosa Ghazi
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/?a=d&d=paob19620913-01.1.6&e=-------en-25--1--img-txIN-moosa---------
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ijWYjT8UBkS_eTC8unhw5AKOaAx4epIw/view
- https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/digitised/article/straitstimes19620913-1.2.157.1
| 16 September 1962 1962 Merdeka Tournament G.S | Malaya | 0–0 | Pakistan | Kuala Lampur, Federation of Malaya |
| Stadium: Stadium Merdeka |
Lineup:
- https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0003221/19620917/184/0013
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/newspapers/paob19620917-01.1.6
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/newspapers/teer19620917-01.1.6
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hkmAWrVZJfiz0W9pcxHM-a_CpxomrEgi/view
- https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/digitised/page/straitstimes19620917-1.1.18
| 20 September 1962 1962 Merdeka Tournament Final | Indonesia | 2–1 | Pakistan | Kuala Lampur, Federation of Malaya |
| Hajah 35' Timisela 36' |
Moosa 28' |
Stadium: Stadium Merdeka |
Lineup: Niaz Gul; Mohammad Irshad, Abdul Haq, Abid Ghazi, Abdul Gafur Baloch, Abdul Ghafoor, Ghulam Rabbani, Abdullah Rahi, Muhammad Umer, M.N. Jehan, Moosa Ghazi
- https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/digitised/article/straitsbudget19620926-1.2.94
- https://britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0003221/19620920/179/0013
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/newspapers/paob19620920-01.1.6
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OVdKt7fw7rIDIfRUwC5zqEITLwi579pM/view
1963
[edit]Lineup: Niaz Gul; Qayyum Changezi, Abdul Haq, Abid Ghazi, Abdul Gafur Baloch, Abdul Ghafoor, Ghulam Rabbani (Ghulam Abbas Baloch), Abdullah Rahi (Yakub), Muhammad Umer, M.N. Jehan, Yousuf Sr.
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/?a=d&d=paob19630127-01.1.6&e=-------en-25--1--img-txIN-soccer---------
- https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0003221/19630127/331/0024
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/newspapers/teer19630127-01.1.8
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zmRZLTHQhFFm0ysZ1G_EMqKIUl0MNGZI/view
| 30 January 1963 Friendly | Pakistan | 3–2 |  China | Peshawar, Pakistan |
| Yousuf Sr. 5', ?' Umer |
Yunshan Sun 83' (pen.), 86' |
Attendance: 15,000 |
Lineup: Niaz Gul; Qayyum Changezi, Abdul Haq, Abid Ghazi, Abdul Gafur Baloch, Abdul Ghafoor, Ghulam Rabbani, Abdullah Rahi, Muhammad Umer, M.N. Jehan, Yousuf Sr. (Mohammad Amin)
- https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0003221/19630131/217/0015
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/newspapers/paob19630131-01.1.6
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/newspapers/teer19630131-01.1.1
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LblN9nKhs4nK_G8DSTHpaNDoHW61Dqy7/view
| 3 February 1963 Friendly | Pakistan | 1–1 | China | Lahore, Pakistan |
| Yousuf Sr. 85' |
Zhang Kunyue 19' |
Lineup: Niaz Gul; Qayyum Changezi, Abdul Haq (Mohammad Irshad), Abid Ghazi, Abdul Gafur Baloch, Abdul Ghafoor, Ghulam Rabbani (Mohammad Amin), Abdullah Rahi, Muhammad Umer, M.N. Jehan, Yousuf Sr.
- https://britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/BL/0003221/19630204/242/0014?browse=true
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/newspapers/paob19630204-01.1.6
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/newspapers/teer19630204-01.1.6
| 7 February 1963 Friendly | Pakistan | 0–2 | China | Karachi, Pakistan |
| Zhang Kunyue 35' Chen Jiagen 41' |
Lineup: Niaz Gul; Mohammad Irshad, Qayyum Changezi, Abid Ghazi, Abdul Gafur Baloch, Abdul Ghafoor, Mohammad Amin (Ghulam Rabbani), Abdullah Rahi, Muhammad Umer, M.N. Jehan, Yousuf Sr.
- https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/BL/0003221/19630207/224/0014?browse=true
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/newspapers/paob19630207-01.1.6
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/newspapers/teer19630207-01.1.6
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JQsg_3NtRyWe-eReGLszc-tmdoxQioZq/view
| 4 October 1963 1964 Summer Olympics qualification | Iran | 4–1 | Pakistan | Tehran, Iran |
|
Abbas 14' |
Stadium: Amjadieh Stadium, Tehran Attendance: 25,000 Referee: Khachator Hakat (Lebanon) |
Lineup: Niaz Gul; Mohammad Irshad, Murad Bakhsh, Abid Ghazi, Mohammad Amin, Abdul Ghafoor, Faqir Hussain, Abdullah Rahi, Ghulam Abbas Baloch, M.N. Jehan, Moosa Ghazi
- https://www.teammelli.com/matchdata/details/matchdetails.php?id=27
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/?a=d&d=paob19631005-01.1.6&e=-------en-25--1--img-txIN-soccer---------
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/newspapers/paob19631006-01.1.6
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/newspapers/teer19631005-01.1.1
| 3 November 1963 1964 Summer Olympics qualification | Pakistan | 1–0 | Iran | Lahore, Pakistan |
| Jahangir 70' |
Stadium: Lahore Stadium, Lahore Attendance: 15,000 Referee: Liknakamik (Thailand) |
Lineup: Niaz Gul; Mohammad Irshad, Murad Bakhsh, Abid Ghazi, Mohammad Amin, Abdul Ghafoor, Faqir Hussain, Abdullah Rahi, Ghulam Abbas Baloch (Jahangir), M.N. Jehan, Moosa Ghazi
- https://www.teammelli.com/matchdata/details/matchdetails.php?id=28
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/newspapers/paob19631104-01.1.6
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/newspapers/teer19631104-01.1.1
1965
[edit]| 21 July 1965 1965 RCD Cup | Turkey  | 1–3[1] | Pakistan | Tehran, Iran |
| Ogün 5', 32' Gürsel 18' |
Mohammad Saleem 80' |
Stadium: Amjadiyeh Stadium Referee: Said Sadri (Islamic Republic of Iran) |
Lineup:
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/newspapers/paob19650724-01.1.6
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/newspapers/teer19650723-01.1.4
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1J7krak8MQVSTZr8c-wo6RqvbyDXCzwdJ/view
| 23 July 1965 1965 RCD Cup | Iran  | 4–1 | Pakistan | Tehran, Iran |
| Arab 17' Jabbari 20' Behzadi 70', 79' |
Umer 88' |
Stadium: Amjadiyeh Stadium Attendance: 27,000 Referee: Paru (Turkey) |
Lineup:
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/?a=d&d=paob19650725-01.1.6&e=-------en-25--1--img-txIN----------
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/newspapers/teer19650725-01.1.4
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lWwOUF3kgsOfz74Ihl5DxzlT5T-FYQiA/view
- https://teammelli.com/matchdata/details/matchdetails.php?id=38
1967
[edit]| 13 November 1967 1968 AFC Asian Cup qualification | Cambodia  | 1–0 | Pakistan | Rangoon, Burma |
| Neou Kandien 80' (pen.) |
Report |
Lineup:
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1p8tL0D5BM2BWenJFj1ClWGJhJ6_PBhy4/view
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/newspapers/paob19671115-01.1.8
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/newspapers/teer19671114-01.1.6
| 15 November 1967 1968 AFC Asian Cup qualification | Pakistan | 1–1 | India | Rangoon, Burma |
| Bakhsh |
Subramaniam |
Lineup:
| 19 November 1967 1968 AFC Asian Cup qualification | Burma | 2–0 | Pakistan | Rangoon, Burma |
| Bahadur 61' Kyi 77' |
Report |
Lineup:
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XpezGc-Nxl35jxr0HiYLn1eys-r4MWUR/view
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/newspapers/paob19671120-01.1.6
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/newspapers/teer19671120-01.1.6
| 25 November 1967 1967 RCD Cup | Iran | 2–0 | Pakistan | Dacca, East Pakistan |
| Esmaili 35' Behzadi 65' |
Stadium: Dacca Stadium Attendance: 5,000 |
Lineup: Muhammad Latif; Murad Bakhsh, Wali Mohammad, Hussain Bakhsh, Maula Bakhsh Momin, Abdullah Akbar, Ayub Dar (Ali Nawaz Baloch), Maula Bakhsh, Sardar Aslam, Abdul Jabbar, Hafizuddin Ahmed
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/?a=d&d=paob19671126-01.1.8&e=-------en-25--1--img-txIN-soccer---------
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QmG7ZsYHthK6DSLncSXL0qB81TSE2JXo/view
- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/newspapers/teer19671126-01.1.6
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GsNHKjuShO6LH80S45fvvUdyj6SCKx8W/view
- https://teammelli.com/matchdata/details/matchdetails.php?id=51
| 28 November 1967 1967 RCD Cup | Turkey | 7–4 | Pakistan | Dacca, East Pakistan |
| Zemzem 4', 6' Acuner 32', 80'Altıparmak 34'Elmastaşoğlu 40'Sarıalioğlu 60' |
Sardar Aslam 53' Jabbar 79', 87', 89' |
Stadium: Dacca Stadium Attendance: 55,000 Referee: Orhan Gönül (Turkey) |
Lineup: Muhammad Latif (Niaz Gul); Murad Bakhsh, Wali Mohammad, Hussain Bakhsh, Maula Bakhsh Momin, Abdullah Akbar, Golam Akram, Ali Nawaz Baloch, Sardar Aslam, Abdul Jabbar, Hafizuddin Ahmed
- https://egazete.cumhuriyet.com.tr/Archive/CUMHURIYET/GAZETE_ARSIVI/1967/11/29/70A015D4-5074-4373-94C3-096BC9440452_3270581_8.jpeg
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UYzVD9BYsK4c3YLSbyLHv8pb1RS1WkIp/view
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zNFQ36hum26NJU4ARt4v2cIvAXawBBWX/view
1969
[edit]| 10 March 1969 1969 Friendship Cup | Pakistan | 2–1 |  Iraq | Tehran, Iran |
| Nawaz 59' Jabbar 90' |
Yousif 57' |
Stadium: Amjadieh Stadium Attendance: 7,000 Referee: Arshad Barazandeh (Iran) |
Lineup:
| 12 March 1969 1969 Friendship Cup | Iran | 9–1 | Pakistan | Tehran, Iran |
| Jabbari 26', 32', 39' Vafakhah 30', 34'Mostafavi 48'Sharafi 55'Ghelichkhani 60' (pen.)Mansour Zarabi 62' |
Dar 61' |
Stadium: Amjadieh Stadium Attendance: 15,000 Referee: Davoud Heydari (Iran) |
Lineup:
| 13 September 1969 1969 RCD Cup | Iran | 4–2 | Pakistan | Ankara, Turkey |
| Kalani 9', 14' Mazloumi 47', 67' |
Dar 75' Abdullah Akbar 78' |
Stadium: Ankara 19 Mayıs Stadium Attendance: 7,000 Referee: Bagatter (Turkey) |
Lineup: Shahidur Rahman Shantoo; Qadir Bakhsh, Mohammad Arshad, Ali Mohammad Sr., Zakaria Pintoo, Maula Bakhsh, Younus Rana, Ali Nawaz Baloch, Sardar Aslam (Abdullah Akbar) Abdul Jabbar, Ayub Dar
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- https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/san/newspapers/teer19690915-01.1.6
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/13vT2swotLi_jR5_fby_vGSGugZ-6vRva/view
- https://teammelli.com/matchdata/details/matchdetails.php?id=59
| 14 September 1969 1969 RCD Cup | Turkey | 4–2 | Pakistan | Ankara, Turkey |
| Zemzem 17' Bartu 44', 65'Sarıalioğlu 75' |
Bakhsh 8' Nawaz 60' |
Stadium: Ankara 19 Mayıs Stadium Referee: Ferdi Ali Donal (Islamic Republic of Iran) |
Lineup: Shahidur Rahman Shantoo; Ali Mohammad Sr. (Kazi Mahmud Hasan), Mohammad Arshad (Haji Ilyas), Younus Rana, Zakaria Pintoo, Qadir Bakhsh, Abdullah Akbar, Ali Nawaz Baloch, Maula Bakhsh, Sardar Aslam, Hafizuddin Ahmed (Golam Sarwar Tipu)
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tRLUqKrx8Xk_Ozj1g_EMU9fhEVHgWgEU/view
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/13FwaUcVBwSA0Q4r8k3yfQor8N0HahBh8/view
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BE3gkiTt3jqq_nQ33g8JwoIkqMlaGukl/view
1970-1979
[edit]1970
[edit]| 6 September 1970 1970 RCD Cup | Iran | 7–0 | Pakistan | Tehran, Iran |
| Mehdi Hajmohammad 13', 90' Ghelichkhani 33'Haghverdian 55'Kalani 57'Nurunnabi 71' (o.g.)Vafakhah 84' |
Stadium: Amjadiyeh Stadium Attendance: 20,000 |
Lineup: Khandoker Mohammad Nurunnabi; Ali Mohammad, Zakaria Pintoo, Younus Rana, Ashiq Ali, Allah Bakhsh, Amir Bakhsh, Ghulam Sarwar (Younus Changezi), Qadir Bakhsh (Chaudhry Mohammad Asghar), Ayub Dar, Hafizuddin Ahmed
1973
[edit]Lineup:
1974
[edit]| 18 January 1974 1974 RCD Cup | Turkey | 2–2 | Pakistan | Karachi, Pakistan |
| Atacan 8', 49' |
Sarwar 45' (pen.) Idrees 85' |
Stadium: Hockey Stadium Referee: Mohsen Zamani (Islamic Republic of Iran) |
Lineup: Mohammad Iqbal (Afzal Hussain); Ali Mohammad, Mujahid Tareen, Wali, Miskin, Amir Bakhsh, Mohammad Sharif (Asir?), Ghulam Sarwar, Qadir Bakhsh, Ali Nawaz Baloch, Muhammad Idrees
| 3 September 1974 1974 Asian Games G.S | Iran | 7–0 | Pakistan | Tehran, Iran |
| Mazloumi 4', 44', 66' Jabbari 11'Parvin 28', 55'Ghelichkhani 88' |
Stadium: Amjadiyeh Stadium |
Lineup: Afzal Hussain; Mujahid Tareen, Mohammad Arshad (Ishaq, substitute 28th minute), Ghulam Akbar, Ahmed Ali, Mohamed?, Amir Bakhsh, Ghulam Sarwar, Ali Asghar, Abdul Ghafoor Majna, Muhammad Idrees, Ali Nawaz Baloch
| 5 September 1974 1974 Asian Games G.S | Pakistan | 5–1 |  Bahrain | Tehran, Iran |
| Nawaz |
Stadium: Amjadieh Stadium |
Lineup:
| 7 September 1974 1974 Asian Games G.S | Burma | 5–1 | Pakistan | Tehran, Iran |
| Stadium: Aryamehr Stadium |
Lineup:
1976
[edit]| 12 October 1976 1976 Quaid-e-Azam International Cup | Pakistan Greens | 1–0 |  Afghanistan | Karachi, Pakistan |
| Qasim 8' |
Stadium: Hockey Club Attendance: 5,000 Referee: S.A. Dara |
Lineup: Masood, Akbar Raisani, Shafi, Amir Bakhsh, Ishaq, Ghulam Sarwar, Latif (Pir Mohammed), Jan Mohammed (Shamim Khan), Kazim, Afzal Qasim (Niaz Ali Naji), Muhammad Idrees
1980-1989
[edit]1981
[edit]| 11 November 1981 1981 King's Cup | Thailand | 1–0 | Pakistan | Bangkok, Thailand |
| Stadium: Rajamangala Stadium Referee: R Balasubramaniam (India) |
Lineup:
| 13 November 1981 1981 King's Cup | Malaysia  | 2–3 | Pakistan | Bangkok, Thailand |
| Shah |
Stadium: Phra Ramesuan Stadium Referee: Udom Anantapong (Thailand) |
Lineup:
| 17 November 1981 1981 King's Cup | Singapore  | 0–1 | Pakistan | Bangkok, Thailand |
| Shah 9' |
Stadium: Phra Ramesuan Stadium Referee: J P Coutinho (India) |
Lineup:
1982
[edit]| 12 February 1982 1982 Quaid-e-Azam International Cup | Pakistan Greens | 2–0 |  Nepal | Karachi, Pakistan |
| Shakoor |
Stadium: National Stadium Referee:  Mohsen Abdul-Rahman |
Lineup: Pervez Ramzan; Naeem Gul, Shaukat Ali Alvi, Shaukat Mufti, Akbar Raisani, Nasir Abbas, Shamim Khan, Qazi Asif, Abdul Wahid (Muhammad Saleem), Abdul Shakoor, Muhammad Ejaz Butt? (Muhammad Ali Shah)
| 16 February 1982 1982 Quaid-e-Azam International Cup | Iran  | 1–0 | Pakistan Greens | Karachi, Pakistan |
| Anjini 7' |
Stadium: National Stadium Referee: Mohsen Abdul-Rahman |
Lineup: Pervez Ramzan; Naeem Gul, Shaukat Ali Alvi, Muhammad Jan, Akbar Raisani, Shaukat Mufti, Naushad Baloch (Muhammad Ejaz Butt 75'), Muhammad Saleem, Muhammad Ali Shah, Shamim Khan, Muhammad Rasheed
| 18 February 1982 1982 Quaid-e-Azam International Cup | Pakistan Greens | 2–1 |  Bangladesh | Karachi, Pakistan |
| Naushad |
Wasim |
Stadium: National Stadium Referee: Behman Bahadur |
Lineup: Pervez Ramzan; Naeem Gul, Shaukat Ali Alvi (Muhammad Ejaz Butt), Akbar Raisani, Shaukat Mufti, Muhammad Saleem, Shamim Khan, Muhammad Jan, Naushad Baloch, Muhammad Ali Shah, Muhammad Rasheed
| 24 February 1982 1982 Quaid-e-Azam International Cup | Pakistan Greens | 0–0 | Oman | Karachi, Pakistan |
| Stadium: National Stadium Referee: Behman Bahadur |
Lineup: Pervez Ramzan; Naeem Gul, Shaukat Ali Alvi, Akbar Raisani, Shaukat Mufti, Muhammad Saleem, Shamim Khan, Naushad Baloch, Muhammad Rasheed, Nasir Abbas, Muhammad Jan, Abdul Wahid [includes one sub]
1984
[edit]| 11 October 1984 1984 AFC Asian Cup qualification | Malaya | 5–0 | Pakistan | Calcutta, India |
| Hassan Yusof Kim |
Stadium: Salt Lake Stadium |
Lineup:
| 13 October 1984 1984 AFC Asian Cup qualification | South Korea  | 6–0 | Pakistan | Calcutta, India |
| Lee Tae-ho 10' Choi Sang-gook 15'Park Sung-hwa ?', ?'Wang Seon-jae ?', ?' |
Stadium: Salt Lake Stadium |
Lineup:
| 11 October 1984 1984 AFC Asian Cup qualification | Pakistan | 4–1 |  North Yemen | Calcutta, India |
| Sharafat 3', 18', 74' Shahzada 10' |
Nasser 7' (pen.) |
Stadium: Salt Lake Stadium Referee: Zhong Bohong (China) |
Lineup: Mushtaq Ahmad; Asghar Ali, Muhammad Naveed, Arbab Hayat Shahzada, Akhtar Hussain, Abdul Wahid (Khalid Butt), Najeeb Ullah Najmi (Iqbal Hussain), Ejaz?, Sharafat Ali, Muhammad Rasheed
| 17 October 1984 1984 AFC Asian Cup qualification | India | 2–0 | Pakistan | Calcutta, India |
| Shabbir Ali 24', 82' |
Stadium: Salt Lake Stadium |
Lineup:
1985
[edit]| 30 April 1985 1985 Quaid-e-Azam International Cup | Pakistan Greens | 1–0 | Nepal | Peshawar, Pakistan |
| Sharafat |
Stadium: Peshawar Stadium |
Lineup:
| 2 May 1985 1985 Quaid-e-Azam International Cup | Pakistan Greens | 1–3 | Bangladesh | Peshawar, Pakistan |
| Sharafat 74' |
Badal 12' Ashish 41' Chunnu 88' |
Stadium: Peshawar Stadium |
Lineup:
| 4 May 1985 1985 Quaid-e-Azam International Cup | Indonesia | 3–1 | Pakistan Greens | Peshawar, Pakistan |
| Stadium: Peshawar Stadium |
Lineup:
| 21 December 1985 1985 South Asian Games G.S | Bangladesh | 2–1 | Pakistan | Dhaka, Bangladesh |
| Stadium: Dhaka Stadium |
Lineup: Jamshed Rana; Zafar Iqbal, Ghulam Rasool, Arbab Hayat Shahzada, Mukhtar Ali, Ejaz Ali, Nasir Abbas (Abdul Majeed), Mahmood Anwar, Shaukat Mufti, Muhammad Wazir Ali, Zulfiqar Ahmed (Agha Saeed)
| 22 December 1985 1985 South Asian Games G.S | Pakistan | 3–1 |  Maldives | Dhaka, Bangladesh |
| Saeed Mufti |
Manik |
Stadium: Dhaka Stadium |
Lineup:
| 24 December 1985 1985 South Asian Games Third Place | Pakistan | 2–2 (2–3 p) | Nepal | Dhaka, Bangladesh |
| Anwar Saeed |
Stadium: Dhaka Stadium |
Lineup:
1986
[edit]| 16 February 1986 1986 Fajr International Tournament | Iran | 2–0 | Pakistan | Tehran, Iran |
| Alidoosti 8' Changiz 16' |
Stadium: Shahid Shiroudi Stadium, Tehran Attendance: 20000 Referee: Jamshid Nikmehr (IRAN) |
Lineup:
| 21 September 1986 1986 Asian Games G.S | United Arab Emirates  | 1–0 | Pakistan | Daegu, South Korea |
| Al-Talyani 25' (pen.) |
Stadium: Daegu Stadium |
Lineup:
| 23 September 1986 1986 Asian Games G.S | Pakistan | 1–5 | Iraq | Daegu, South Korea |
| Sarwar 26' (pen.) |
Radhi 14' (pen.), 36' Hameed 21'Mohammed 34', 86' |
Stadium: Daegu Stadium |
Lineup:
| 27 September 1986 1986 Asian Games G.S | Oman  | 3–1 | Pakistan | Daegu, South Korea |
| Amaan Unknown Unknown |
Sarwar |
Stadium: Daegu Stadium |
Lineup:
| 29 September 1986 1986 Asian Games G.S | Thailand | 6–0 | Pakistan | Daegu, South Korea |
| Piyapong Unknown Unknown |
Stadium: Daegu Stadium |
Lineup:
1987
[edit]| 25 April 1987 1988 Summer Olympics Qualification | Nepal | 2–2 | Pakistan | Kathmandu, Nepal |
| Ghale 2' Thapa ?' |
Sharafat 44', 89' |
Lineup:
Lineup:
| 21 November 1987 1987 South Asian Games G.S | India | 0–0 | Pakistan | Calcutta, India |
| Stadium: Salt Lake Stadium |
Lineup: Mateen Akhtar; Asghar Ali, Zulfiqar Hussain Dogar, Muhammad Naveed, Mukhtar Ali, Mohammad Tariq Hussain, Ejaz Ali (Muhammad Mahmood), Fida Ur Rehman, Abdul Majeed, Sharafat Ali, Abdul Wahid (Muhammad Fayyaz)
| 22 November 1987 1987 South Asian Games G.S | Pakistan | 1–0 | Maldives | Calcutta, India |
| Sharafat |
Stadium: Salt Lake Stadium |
Lineup:
| 25 November 1987 1987 South Asian Games Third place | Pakistan | 1–0 | Bangladesh | Calcutta, India |
| Sharafat 41' |
Stadium: Salt Lake Stadium |
Lineup:
1988
[edit]| 7 April 1988 1988 AFC Asian Cup qualification | Malaysia | 4–0 | Pakistan | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia |
| Mat Din 49' Hassan 79', 80'Salleh 84' |
Lineup:
| 10 April 1988 1988 AFC Asian Cup qualification | Jordan  | 1–0 | Pakistan | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia |
| Al-Turk 44' |
Lineup:
| 14 April 1988 1988 AFC Asian Cup qualification | Kuwait  | 3–0 | Pakistan | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia |
| Al-Haddad Al-Anezi Hussain |
Lineup:
| 18 April 1988 1988 AFC Asian Cup qualification | Japan | 4–1 | Pakistan | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia |
| Maeda 3' Oenoki 37'Matsuyama 69'Minoguchi 88' |
Sarwar 63' |
Lineup:
1989
[edit]| 6 January 1989 1990 FIFA World Cup qualification | Pakistan | 0–1 | Kuwait | Islamabad, Pakistan |
| Al-Hajeri 5' |
Stadium: Jinnah Sports Stadium Referee: Syed Iqbal (India) |
Lineup:
| 20 January 1989 1990 FIFA World Cup qualification | United Arab Emirates | 5–0 | Pakistan | Sharjah, United Arab Emirates |
| A. Ibrahim 1', 25' Khalid Ismaïl 64'Abdulrahman Mohamed 78'Abdulaziz Mohamed 85' |
Stadium: Sharjah Stadium Referee: Abu-Ali (Jordan) |
Lineup:
| 27 January 1989 1990 FIFA World Cup qualification | Kuwait | 2–0 | Pakistan | Kuwait City, Kuwait |
| Al-Hadyah 42', 78' |
Stadium: Al-Qadisiya Stadium Referee: Al-Sharif (Saudi Arabia) |
Lineup:
| 10 February 1989 1990 FIFA World Cup qualification | Pakistan | 1–4 | United Arab Emirates | Islamabad, Pakistan |
| Sharafat 81' |
Khalid Ismaïl 7' A. Ibrahim 26'Al-Talyani 27'Abdulaziz Mohamed 70' |
Stadium: Jinnah Sports Stadium Referee: Nazari (Iran) |
Lineup:
| 22 October 1989 1989 South Asian Games G.S | Pakistan | 0–0 | Nepal | Islamabad, Pakistan |
| Stadium: Jinnah Sports Stadium Referee: Dezfouly Hadi (Iran |
Lineup:
| 24 October 1989 1989 South Asian Games G.S | Pakistan | 2–0 | Maldives | Islamabad, Pakistan |
| Ashfaq 38' Sharafat 54' |
Stadium: Jinnah Sports Stadium Referee: Mohamad Mushiseen Ariff |
Lineup:
| 26 October 1989 1989 South Asian Games Final | Pakistan | 1–0 | Bangladesh | Islamabad, Pakistan |
| Sattar 90' |
Stadium: Jinnah Sports Stadium Attendance: 40,000 Referee: Dezfouly Hadi (Iran) |
Lineup:
1990-1999
[edit]1990
[edit]| 23 September 1990 1990 Asian Games G.S | China | 3–0 | Pakistan | Beijing, China |
| Yuxin 15', 46' Chao 90' |
Stadium: Xiannongtan Stadium |
Lineup:
| 25 September 1990 1990 Asian Games G.S | Pakistan | 0–7 |  South Korea | Beijing, China |
| Sun-hong 21', 39', 82' Sang-ho 46', 51'Jong-soo 68'Jung-yoon 77' |
Stadium: Fengtai Sports Center |
Lineup:
| 27 September 1990 1990 Asian Games G.S | Singapore | 6–1 | Pakistan | Beijing, China |
| Tokijan 15' Ahmad 17'Sundramoorthy 31', 42', 62'Noor 78' |
Sharafat 35' |
Stadium: Xiannongtan Stadium |
Lineup:
1991
[edit]| 22 December 1991 1991 South Asian Games G.S | Pakistan | 0–0 | India | Colombo, Sri Lanka |
| Stadium: Sugathadasa Stadium |
Lineup:
| 24 December 1991 1991 South Asian Games G.S | Pakistan | 1–0 | Bangladesh | Colombo, Sri Lanka |
| Ashfaq 81' |
Stadium: Sugathadasa Stadium |
Lineup:
| 29 December 1991 1991 South Asian Games Final | Pakistan | 2–0 | Maldives | Colombo, Sri Lanka |
| Ashfaq 82' Nauman 88' |
Stadium: Sugathadasa Stadium |
Lineup:
1992
[edit]| 9 May 1992 1992 AFC Asian Cup qualification | India | 2–0 | Pakistan | Kolkata, India |
| Vijayan 3', 81' |
Stadium: Salt Lake Stadium |
Lineup:
| 11 May 1992 1992 AFC Asian Cup qualification | Pakistan | 0–7 | Iran | Kolkata, India |
| Pious 2' Moharrami 12'Marfavi 18', 82'Ghayeghran 27'Hassanzadeh 37'Abtahi 43' |
Stadium: Salt Lake Stadium Attendance: 10,000 Referee: Shyam Shrestha (Nepal) |
Lineup:
1993
[edit]| 22 May 1993 1994 FIFA World Cup qualification | Pakistan | 0–5 | China | Irbid, Jordan |
| Hongbo 38' Sheng 55', 59', 82' Haidong 71' |
Stadium: Al-Hassan Stadium Attendance: 10,000 Referee: Ammar Ammar (Lebanon) |
Lineup:
| 24 May 1993 1994 FIFA World Cup qualification | Yemen  | 5–1 | Pakistan | Irbid, Jordan |
| Mubarak 20', 53' Bareed 77' Shadli 80' Abdullah 82' |
Agha 12' |
Stadium: Al-Hassan Stadium Referee: Hossein Askari Milajerdi(Iran) |
Lineup:
| 28 May 1993 1994 FIFA World Cup qualification | Pakistan | 0–8 |  Iraq | Irbid, Jordan |
| Hussein 12' Qais 21', 70' A.Kadhim 27', 75' Radhi 44' Khalaf 77' Saddam 88' |
Stadium: Al-Hassan Stadium Referee: Mohamed Al-Mulla Abdalaziz(United Arab Emirates)) |
Lineup:
| 30 May 1993 1994 FIFA World Cup qualification | Jordan | 3–1 | Pakistan | Irbid, Jordan |
| Muharam 8', 89' Abdul-Munam 90' |
A. Farooq 80' |
Stadium: Al-Hassan Stadium Referee: Jamal Al Sharif(Syria) |
Lineup:
| 12 June 1993 1994 FIFA World Cup qualification | China | 3–0 | Pakistan | Chengdu, China |
| Hongbo 60', 89' Haidong 62' |
Stadium: Chengdu Sports Centre Referee: Kim Jong Sik(North Korea) |
Lineup:
| 14 June 1993 1994 FIFA World Cup qualification | Pakistan | 0–3 | Yemen | Chengdu, China |
| Al-Brid 39', 72' Abdullah 77' |
Stadium: Chengdu Sports Centre Referee: An Bong-ki(South Korea) |
Lineup:
| 18 June 1993 1994 FIFA World Cup qualification | Iraq | 4–0 | Pakistan | Chengdu, China |
| Qais 16', 67' Shenaishil 37' Daham 64' |
Stadium: Chengdu Sports Centre Referee: Kim Jong Sik(North Korea) |
Lineup:
| 20 June 1993 1994 FIFA World Cup qualification | Pakistan | 0–5 | Jordan | Chengdu, China |
| Al-Gnimaz 14', 70' Tadrus 28' Muharam 43' Al-Bashir 44' |
Stadium: Chengdu Sports Centre Referee: Santos Jose Manuel(Macau) |
Lineup:
| 16 July 1993 1993 SAARC Gold G.S | Pakistan | 1–1 | Nepal | Lahore, Pakistan |
| Stadium: Railway Stadium |
Lineup:
| 18 July 1993 1993 SAARC Gold G.S | Pakistan | 0–4 |  Sri Lanka | Lahore, Pakistan |
| Stadium: Railway Stadium |
Lineup:
| 23 July 1993 1993 SAARC Gold G.S | Pakistan | 1–1 | India | Lahore, Pakistan |
| Nauman |
Vijayan |
Stadium: Railway Stadium |
Lineup:
| 20 December 1993 1993 South Asian Games G.S | Sri Lanka | 2–1 | Pakistan | Dhaka, Bangladesh |
| PK Ranaweera |
Nauman 16' |
Stadium: Bangabandhu National Stadium |
Lineup:
| 24 December 1993 1993 South Asian Games G.S | Pakistan | 2–2 | India | Dhaka, Bangladesh |
| Nauman |
Bhupinder Thakur Tejinder Kumar |
Stadium: Bangabandhu National Stadium |
Lineup:
1995
[edit]| 25 March 1995 1995 South Asian Gold Cup G.S | Pakistan | 1–0 | Bangladesh | Colombo, Sri Lanka |
| Iqbal 43' |
Stadium: Sugathadasa Stadium |
Lineup:
| 29 March 1995 1995 South Asian Gold Cup G.S | Nepal | 2–0 | Pakistan | Colombo, Sri Lanka |
| Maharajan 20' Khadka 87' |
Stadium: Sugathadasa Stadium |
Lineup:
1996
[edit]| 9 August 1996 1996 AFC Asian Cup qualification | Jordan | 4–0 | Pakistan | Amman, Jordan |
| Al Fawzi 4', 17' Ebritadahadeh 67' Al Hallin 77' |
Lineup:
| 13 August 1996 1996 AFC Asian Cup qualification | Pakistan | 0–3 |  Iraq | Amman, Jordan |
| Abbas 42' Fawzi 65' Shenaishil 67' |
Lineup:
1997
[edit]| 11 May 1997 1998 FIFA World Cup qualification | Kazakhstan  | 3–0 | Pakistan | Almaty, Kazakhstan |
| Esmagambetov 2', 62' Yablochkin 49' |
Stadium: Central Stadium Attendance: 12,000 Referee: Allabergen Sapaev (Turkmenistan) |
Lineup:
| 23 May 1997 1998 FIFA World Cup qualification | Pakistan | 2–6 | Iraq | Lahore, Pakistan |
| Umer 8' Rafiq 53' |
Fawzi 1', 62' Chathir 35', 61'Hussein 52'Radhi 70' |
Stadium: Railway Stadium Attendance: 12,000 Referee: Sunil Senaweera (Sri Lanka) |
Lineup:
| 11 June 1997 1998 FIFA World Cup qualification | Pakistan | 0–7 | Kazakhstan | Lahore, Pakistan |
| Esmagambetov 28' Klishin 32'Loginov 36'Mazbaev 53'Zubarev 64', 68', 72' |
Stadium: Railway Stadium Attendance: 3,500 Referee: Abbas Al Dashti Essa (Kuwait) |
Lineup:
| 20 June 1997 1998 FIFA World Cup qualification | Iraq | 6–1 | Pakistan | Baghdad, Iraq |
| Hussein 11', 26' Fawzi 69', 76'Abbas 71', 89' |
Umer 58' |
Stadium: Al-Shaab Stadium Attendance: 3,500 Referee: Ammar Ammar (Lebanon) |
Lineup:
| 4 September 1997 1997 SAFF Gold Cup G.S | Nepal | 0–2 | Pakistan | Kathmandu, Nepal |
| Nauman 28' Ijaz 68' |
Stadium: Dasarath Rangasala Stadium |
Lineup:
| 6 September 1997 1997 SAFF Gold Cup G.S | Sri Lanka | 2–0 | Pakistan | Kathmandu, Nepal |
| Pereira 54' Amanulla 86' |
Stadium: Dasarath Rangasala Stadium |
Lineup:
| 11 September 1997 1997 SAFF Gold Cup S.F | India | 2–0 | Pakistan | Kathmandu, Nepal |
| Vijayan 42', 76' |
Stadium: Dasarath Rangasala Stadium |
Lineup:
| 13 September 1997 1997 SAFF Gold Cup Third Place | Pakistan | 1–0 | Sri Lanka | Kathmandu, Nepal |
| Haseemdeen 76' (o.g.) |
Stadium: Dasarath Rangasala Stadium |
Lineup:
1999
[edit]| 24 April 1999 1999 SAFF Gold Cup G.S. | Pakistan | 0–4 | Bangladesh | Goa, India |
| Iqbal 7' Alfaz 33' Dawn 62', 65' |
Stadium: Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium |
Lineup:
| 26 April 1999 1999 SAFF Gold Cup G.S. | India | 2–0 | Pakistan | Goa, India |
| Bhutia 24' Pasha 87' |
Stadium: Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium |
Lineup:
| 26 September 1999 1999 South Asian Games G.S | India | 5–2 | Pakistan | Kathmandu, Nepal |
| Alberto 8' Pasha 12'Vijayan 52', 61', 73' (pen.) |
Yousaf 76' Zaman 90+1' |
Stadium: Dasarath Rangasala Stadium |
Lineup:
| 28 September 1999 1999 South Asian Games G.S | Nepal | 3–1 | Pakistan | Kathmandu, Nepal |
| Ali 40' (o.g.) Khadka 61'Maharjan 77' |
Zaman 53' |
Stadium: Dasarath Rangasala Stadium |
Lineup:
Unsure official status
[edit]1953
[edit]Charity match at the end of the 1953 Quadrangular Tournament, involving the full strength teams.[2][3]
| 3 November 1953 Non-FIFA friendly | Pakistan | 1–0 | India | Yangon, Burma |
| Kutty |
Stadium: Aung San Stadium |
Lineup: Mazhar Siddique; Riasat Ali, Abdul Haq, Rehman, Sumbal Khan, Ahmed Ali Phullo, Akbar Jan, Mohammad Sharif, Moideen Kutty, Jamil Akhtar, Talib Ali
1954
[edit]Pre-Asian Games match. Reportedly Singapore and Pakistan all fielded their main probable teams as preparation for the 1954 Asian Games.[4][5]
| 25 April 1954 Friendly | Singapore | 2–2 | Pakistan | Kallang, Singapore |
| Stadium: Jalan Besar Stadium Attendance: 21,000 |
Lineup: Mazhar Siddique; Mohammad Abdul Malik, Abdul Haq, Niaz Ali, Nabi Chowdhury, Ahmed Ali Phullo, Ibrahim, Muhammad Sharif, Moideen Kutty, Jamil Akhtar, Masood Fakhri
1955
[edit]| 25 December 1955 Non-FIFA friendly | Pakistan | 1–0 | India | Dhaka, East Pakistan |
| Manna |
Stadium: Dacca Stadium |
1958
[edit]Pre-Asian Games matches. Reportedly Malaya, Singapore and Pakistan all fielded their main probable teams as preparation for the 1958 Asian Games.[6][7]
| 14 May 1958 Friendly | Malaya | 4–2 | Pakistan | Kuala Lampur, Federation of Malaya |
| Leong 2' Ghani 7', 23'Omar 20' |
Umer 9' Chowdhury 66' |
Stadium: Merdeka Stadium Referee: Lam Thiam Yoong (Malaya) |
Lineup: Mohammad Siddiq; Riasat Ali, Abdul Haq, Hassan?, Nabi Chowdhury, Abid Ghazi, Talib Ali, Ibrahim, Muhammad Umer, Hanif (Chinghla Mong Chowdhury Mari), Ghulam Rabbani
| 17 May 1958 Friendly | Singapore | 4–4 | Pakistan | Kallang, Singapore |
| Koh 6', 27' (pen.), 71' (pen.) Swee 8' |
Umer 4', 64', 69' Chowdhury 20' |
Stadium: Jalan Besar Stadium Attendance: 8,000 |
Lineup: Manzur Hasan Mintu; Riasat Ali, Abdul Haq, Hassan?, Nabi Chowdhury, Hanif, Ibrahim, Kabir Ahmed, Muhammad Umer, Chinghla Mong Chowdhury Mari, Ghulam Rabbani
1960
[edit]| 10 August 1960 Merdeka Tournament G.S. | Pakistan | 3–1 | Japan | Kuala Lampur, Federation of Malaya |
|
Stadium: Stadium Merdeka |
Lineup:
| 18 August 1960 Friendly | South Vietnam | 2–2 | Pakistan | Kallang, Singapore |
| Irshad ?' (o.g.) Ronn 83' |
Changezi 1' Moosa ?' |
Stadium: Jalan Besar Stadium |
Lineup:
| 19 August 1960 Friendly | Singapore | 4–1 | Pakistan | Kallang, Singapore |
| Rabbani 32' |
Stadium: Jalan Besar Stadium |
Lineup: Mohammad Siddiq (Ghulam Hussain); Qayyum Changezi (Niamat Ullah Durrani), Abdul Ghafoor, Hussain "Killer", Masoodul Hassan Butt, Ghulam Sabir, Ghulam Rabbani, Haroon (Kabir Ahmed), Muhammad Umer, M.N. Jehan, Moosa Ghazi
- https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/digitised/article/freepress19600820-1.2.129
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BN51fn0BbYWzZnegoEMfW57KW6sQvHlK/view page 10
| 21 August 1960 Friendly | Indonesia | 5–2 | Pakistan | Jakarta, Indonesia |
| Kabir ?' Moosa ?' |
Stadium: Ikada Stadium |
Lineup:
1961
[edit]| 18 January 1961 Friendly | Pakistan | 1–3 | Burma | Dhaka, East Pakistan |
| Jehan ?' |
Report | Ko Ko Gyi 9' Bahadur 10' 17' |
Lineup: Mohammad Siddiq, Zahirul Haque, Gafur Baloch, Turab Ali, Abid Ghazi, Abdul Ghafoor, Ghulam Rabbani, Abdullah Rahi, Qayyum Changezi (Yaqoob), M.N. Jehan, Moosa Ghazi
| 20 January 1961 Friendly | Pakistan | 4–0 | Burma | Dhaka, East Pakistan |
| Jehan 26' Abbas Moosa |
Report | Attendance: 20,000 |
Lineup:
| 27 January 1961 Friendly | Pakistan | 1–1 | Burma | Chittagong, East Pakistan |
| Unknown |
Report | Unknown |
Stadium: Niaz Stadium |
Lineup:
1964
[edit]| 3 October 1964 Non-FIFA friendly[8] | China | 0–2 | Pakistan | Beijing, China |
| Attendance: 80,000 |
Lineup:
1965
[edit]| 28 February 1965 Friendly | Ceylon | 3–1 | Pakistan | Colombo, Ceylon |
| Amidon ?' Wickremasuriya 60'Zainulabdeen ?' |
Umer 30' |
Stadium: Sugathadasa Stadium Attendance: 40,000 Referee: T.B. Bongso (Sri Lanka) |
Lineup: Muhammad Latif, Turab Ali, Sami, Abdul Ghafoor, Murad Bakhsh, Saleem, Pratap Shankar Hazra, Mohammad Hashim (Pratap Shankar Hazra, Faqir Hussain), Maula Bakhsh, Muhammad Umer, Abdullah Rahi
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_Nb8wToP48UqGv0gcyKomU4Nqk9DrNFH/view page 2
- https://www.sundaytimes.lk/130707/sports/sri-lankans-famous-win-in-1965-51819.html
Lineup:
1976
[edit]Some sources indicate Pakistan as junior team.[9][10][11][12]
| 19 July 1976 Afghanistan Republic Day Festival Cup | Pakistan | 0–1 | Afghanistan A | Kabul, Afghanistan |
| Rohparwar |
Stadium: Ghazi Stadium |
Lineup:
| 21 July 1976 Afghanistan Republic Day Festival Cup | Pakistan | 1–1 | India | Kabul, Afghanistan |
| Iftikhar Gaga |
Harjinder Singh |
Stadium: Ghazi Stadium |
Lineup:
1985
[edit]Precise status of North Korea XI at the 1985 Quaid-e-Azam International Cup unclear.[13]
| 28 April 1985 1985 Quaid-e-Azam International Cup | North Korea XI  | 0–0 | Pakistan Greens | Peshawar, Pakistan |
| Stadium: Peshawar Stadium |
Lineup:
1986
[edit]The Bangladesh Football Federation sent the BFF XI team to the tournament, mainly based on the second string Bangladesh Green team at the 1986 Bangladesh President's Gold Cup held a month earlier.
| 15 March 1986 1986 Pakistan President's Gold Cup | Pakistan | 0–1 | Bangladesh | Karachi, Pakistan |
| Shimul 85' |
Stadium: National Stadium Referee: Abdul Shakoor (Pakistan) |
Lineup:
| 25 April 1986 1986 Quaid-e-Azam International Cup | Pakistan Green | 1–0 | Sri Lanka | Islamabad, Pakistan |
| Sarwar 65' |
Stadium: Jinnah Sports Stadium |
Lineup:
| 28 April 1986 1986 Quaid-e-Azam International Cup | Pakistan Green | 0–3 | China | Islamabad, Pakistan |
| Haiguang ?', ?' Hui 75' |
Stadium: Jinnah Sports Stadium |
Lineup:
| 2 May 1986 1986 Quaid-e-Azam International Cup | Pakistan Greens | 5–0 | Nepal | Islamabad, Pakistan |
| Sarwar 2', 77' Naveed 14'Fida 34'Majeed 41' |
Stadium: Jinnah Sports Stadium |
Lineup:
1992
[edit]| 16 August 1992 1992 Jordan International Tournament | Jordan | 2–0 | Pakistan | Amman, Jordan |
| Tadrus 15', 54' |
Stadium: Amman International Stadium |
Lineup: Muhammad Munir; Zafar Iqbal, Naeem Khalid, Amir Mahmood Butt, Mohammad Tariq Hussain, Shabbir Hussain, Haider Imran Bukhari, Khaled Khan, Muhammad Nauman Khan (Imtiaz Butt), Abdul Majeed, Lal Muhammad Lalo (Azizi?)
| 18 August 1992 1992 Jordan International Tournament | Pakistan | 0–5 |  Moldova | Amman, Jordan |
| Scala 25' Alexandrov 50', 55' (pen.), 70', 75' |
Stadium: Amman International Stadium Attendance: 15,000 Referee: Dirar Al Tamini (Jordan) |
Lineup:
| 22 August 1992 1992 Jordan International Tournament | Sudan  | 4–0 | Pakistan | Amman, Jordan |
| Stadium: Amman International Stadium |
Lineup: Muhammad Munir; Zahid Luqman, Mohammad Tariq Hussain, Naeem Khalid, Amir Mahmood Butt, Shabbir Hussain, Haroon Yousaf, Zafar Iqbal, Khaled Khan (Abdul Majeed), Ali Asghar, Lal Muhammad Lalo
1999
[edit]Bhutan Football Federation became a member of FIFA in the year 2000, so the match against Bhutan at the 1999 South Asian Games is not considered a FIFA 'A' international match by FIFA.
| 30 September 1999 1999 South Asian Games G.S | Pakistan | 2–1 |  Bhutan | Kathmandu, Nepal |
| Yousaf 61', 74' |
Chhetri 26' |
Stadium: Dasarath Rangasala Stadium |
Lineup:
National Football Championship
[edit]1975
[edit]The 24th National Championships were held at Quetta from August 17, 1975. In all sixteen teams from all over the country participated in this 20-day programme. These were: PIA, Pakistan Navy, Pakistan Railways, Pakistan Army, Pakistan Police, Pakistan Air Force, two teams from Punjab Football Association, two from Sind Football Association, Baluchistan Greens and a guest team from Azad Kashmir.
Being the premier contest of the country, the tournament provided an opportunity to assess the standard of the game. Sind Reds won the final against Baluchistan Reds by 3-1. The reigning champions, PIA and runners-up Punjab Reds both were beaten. Most of the teams desperately tried to adopt the modern formations of 4-2-4 or 4-3-3 but players lacked the necessary skill, accuracy and command needed for effective application of new formation of the play.
1979
[edit]The 27th National Football Championship, instituted in the year 1948, was won by Karachi Reds defeating star-studded PIA, the defending champions after a lapse of six years before the jam packed KMC Stadium crowd on April 30, 1979. The score was 3-1. Leading by solitary goal at the half time, Karachi Reds got their goals through attackers Ashiq, Shoukat and Faqir Mohammad while Ali Nawaz converted a penalty kick for PIA two minutes from the final whistle.
The winners, Karachi Reds, were also awarded prizes by the National Beverages to give incentive to soccer in a worldwide development programme of the FIFA / Coca-Cola and Pakistan is one of the 100 countries to be benefitted by this development programme. The Fair Play Trophy, a pure silver running trophy, was awarded to Peshawar. The trophy is awarded to a team which had made less fouls and mistakes and is more disciplined .
1981
[edit]The 29th National Football Championship was inaugurated by the NWFP Governor, Lt. Gen. Fazle Haq, on April 11, 1981 at the Peshawar stadium. An impressive and colourful ceremony marked the revival of soccer activity in the country after a stalemate of five years.
Twenty two teams from all over the country took part in the championships. In one group, the PIA and the PAF qualified for the semi finals as number one and two teams respectively, while the Pakistan Railways and the Habib Bank secured the first and second position respectively in the other group. The first semifinal was played between the PIA and the Pakistan Railways and the other between the PAF and the Habib Bank. The PIA entered the final with a snap goal win over Pakistan Railways. Leftwinger Tariq was the scorer for the PIA. In the other, the PAF knocked out star-studded Habib Bank by a solitary goal and qualified to meet the PIA in the final.
The final was played on May 4. The PIA emerged national champions by defeating PAF 4-3 on penalty kicks after playing a 2-2 draw in the scheduled time. Inside-right Yousaf shot the PAF into an early lead in the 11th minute, while winger Mubarak Shah doubled the margin. Inside-left Idrees, the most outstanding performer of the PIA , scored both the goals: first three minutes before the breather and the second in the 24th minute of the second half. This led to the application of the penalty kicks rule to decide the issue and the PIA defeated the PAF by converting four of the five kicks to three of the losing PAF. President Zia-ul-Haq graced the occasion and gave away the prizes after witnessing the final for about 30 minutes .
1983
[edit]The 31st National Football Championship, played on the Round Robin League pattern, was held from November 7-18, 1983 at the Railway Stadium, Lahore. After the preliminary rounds played at Peshawar, Multan, Karachi and Quetta, 8 teams had qualified which were divided into two groups. Group A comprised Pakistan Army, PIA, Sibi and WAPDA while group B consisted of Habib Bank, National Bank of Pakistan, Pakistan Railways and Quetta Division.
In the opening match, Habib Bank defeated Pakistan Railways 1-0. The winning goal was collected by Iqbal Yousaf in the 38th minute following a fine move by Lal Bakhsh and Faiz Sr. In the other fixture, Pakistan Army outplayed Sibi 3-0 with an opening goal in the 22nd minute through skipper Shoaibullah Khan on a fine pass from left - winger Aziz. Sibi did well to restrict the soldiers to a solitary goal lead till the half-time. But in the second session they fell short of stamina and conceded two more goals. The match between PIA and WAPDA ended in a 1-1 draw. A 3rd minute goal by Sarwar Sr. gave the airline a flying start, but they looked in shock as defender Naeem Gul deflected a wayward kick from WAPDA's Baqar Ali into his own goal in the 29th minute. WAPDA squandered a golden chance of emerging victorious by wasting a penalty-kick in the 52nd minute. Habib Bank won their second successive match by defeating Quetta 2-0. Tight defence by Quetta kept the bankers at bay till the 40th minute when Lal Bakhsh scored on a perfect more initiated by Ejaz. Their second goal came in the 86th minute through Salah, substituting injured Lal Bakhsh, mainly due to fine effort by Ejaz. Quetta came close to scoring on numerous occasions but ill conceived shots nulified their efforts.
In the other fixture of the day, WAPDA humbled Pakistan Army 3-0 by exploiting their controlled midfield for an easy victory. They got an early unexpected goal in the 12th minute when Army defender Naveed, while making clearance, deflected the ball in his own goal. They kept up the pressure and in the 33rd minute succeeded in doubling the score with a fine goal by Imtiaz Rana. The third goal was scored in the 67th minute by Sharafat Ali who was put through by Naseem Zaidi. PIA crashed out of the championship when they were beaten by Pakistan Army. The all-important goal was scored by Shoaibullah Khan through his solo effort in the 24th minute of the first half. The airline completed their three-match group B programme mustering only 3 points while the soldiers from the same number of fixtures collected four points. Pakistan Railways scored a lone goal success against National Bank of Pakistan. It was scored in the 20th minute through Javed on an excellent pass from right-winger Rashid. Habib Bank defeated National Bank of Pakistan 2-1. Habib Bank took time to settle down and in the 16th minute Yousaf Khan scored the first goal off a spoon fed pass from Lal Bakhsh. But this lead was short lived as 10 minutes later Rashid sent in a splendid cross and Asif Siddiqui kicked in to make it one-all. In the second session NBP played better game and were awarded a penalty-kick but Qazi Asif failed to cash it. HBL fought back and scored the match winner in the 77th minute through the solo effort of Ejaz. In the other match WAPDA comfortably won the match against Sibi 7-2.
Quetta entered into the semi - finals with a 2-0 win over Pakistan Railways. Quetta scored once in each half with the first goal coming at the stroke of lemon time through Karim and the second by Khaliq in the 7th minute. In the first semi-final, Habib Bank defeated Pakistan Army 2-0 in a brilliant display of subtle soccer and enjoyed domination for most of the 90 minutes game. They scored once in each half through midfield player Abdul Latif in the 43rd minute and by striker Faiz Sr. in the 50th minute. In the other semi-final, WAPDA had a fine 3-1 win over Quetta. WAPDA snatched an early lead in the 11th minute through Sharafat Ali but it was equalised in the 40th minute by Sharif. Sharafat struck again in the 60th minute to put WAPDA ahead and skipper Khalid Mahmood Butt settled the issue by netting the third goal in the 72nd minute.
In a thrilling and exciting encounter WAPDA dethroned Habib Bank 5-4 in an epic penalty shoot-out. Downed by an early goal in the 8th minute through left-half Iqbal Umar, WAPDA fought back valiantly and tied one-all during the regular game. The final was then forced into a tie-breaker. Habib Bank could cash 4 chances while the last one was saved by WAPDA's goal keeper Taj Mohammad. WAPDA, however, cashed all the five penalty-kicks and thus won the championship .
1984
[edit]The qualifying round of 32nd National Football Championships was simultaneously held at four centres from 26 Oct to 2 Nov 1984. In all 32 teams from all over the country participated. The teams were equally divided into four groups. The first two teams from each centre qualified for the final round played on robin - league system at Karachi from 11 Nov.
At Sahiwal , PIA and Pakistan Railways were locked in a goalless draw in the final. The match, therefore, had to be decided on penalty kicks and PIA won by scoring twice against one by the Railwaymen. At Karachi, title holders WAPDA won the final against Karachi Greens on the spin of coin as the two teams remained one-all. Karachi Greens put up a sterling performance and staged a remarkable comeback to earn equaliser. Both the goals came in the first well-contested half. At Peshawar centre, Pakistan Army and Malakand Division qualified for the final round while Karachi Blues and Quetta Division qualified from Quetta centre.
The finals started on 11 Nov. After watching the final round matches it appeared that Pakistan football, which had touched its lowest ebb, was no doubt showing signs of improvement but it has still a long way to go to come at par with neighbouring countries. The teams which included a couple of international players in their line-up were trying to adopt modern techniques of the game but under pressure they were found reverting to old system. The PFF which had acquired the services of foreign coaches to train, Pakistan probables would do better to utilise their services at the root of the game instead of training those who had already attained some status in the game. Pakistan Army and Karachi Blues shared points in the opening match when they played 1-1 draw. The Army took lead in the 9th minute through their spearhead Haider Shah off a pass from left flankman Naveed. Karachi Blues managed to score the equaliser some 7 minutes before the final whistle when they earned a free-kick from outside the penalty-box. The spot kick rebounded from one of the Army defenders and pivot Karim Bux beat the Army custodian with an angular shot.
In the second fixture, WAPDA defeated PIA 1-2. PIA put up a spirited fight but they failed with a good number of chances that came their way. WAPDA scored their first goal in the second minute of the start when leftwinger Sattar sent a fine cross and inside-right Khalid Butt headed home the opener. Four minutes from the half time WAPDA consolidated their position through Sattar off a pass from Khalid Butt. However, soon after resumption PIA succeeded in reducing the margin when centre-half Sohail made no mistake of a corner. Thereafter both sides made a good number of moves but without any success. Pakistan Railways defeated Quetta Division 2-1. Quetta took the lead in the 28th minute through spearhead Shareef who beat custodian Khaliq with a rasping drive. Five minutes before the breather Pakistan Railways drew level through sprearhead Nafees . After the change of ends, Railways had territorial advantage but their forwards missed easy scoring chances by missing the target from close quarters. They, however, succeeded to score the winner when their left-winger Wazir cashed in a faulty clearance by one of the Quetta defenders. Pakistan Army caused the biggest upset of the championship by defeating WAPDA by a solitary goal scored in the 57th minute through inside-right Siraj when he made a feeble try at the WAPDA goal after dislodging custodian Ather Husain. The ball deflected from the goal post into the cage. In the other match, Malakand Division after taking an early lead went down fighting 1-3 against Karachi Greens. Left-winger Islamuddin Karachi Greens. Left - winger Islamuddin, inside-right Ghulam Asghar and right-back Fazal Mohammad netted once for Karachi Greens while inside-left Nisar scored for the losers. PIA, playing with all internationals, scored their first victory of the championship when they defeated Karachi Blues 1-0. The match was well contested by both the teams. The first half failed to produce a goal and it was only after nine minutes of resumption that PIA succeeded in scoring the match winner through right-winger Mahmood Anwar. Quetta Division defeated Malakand Division 5-0. All the goals were scored during the last 14 minutes. The match between Karachi Blues and WAPDA ended in a 2-2 draw.
In group A, Pakistan Army reached the semi-finals by defeating PIA by a solitary goal while in group B, Railways scored a 6-1 win over Malakand Division. In the first semi-final, Railways defeated Pakistan Army by two extra time goals after playing goalless 90 - minute game. Nafees broke the ice in 105th minute when he was put through by Arif and in the last minute of the match Nafees cashed a faulty clearance by one of the Army defenders to double the margin. In the second semi - final, WAPDA scored a lone goal win over Quetta Division after a barren first half. The decisive goal was netted by left-winger Sattar in the 75th minute.
The final was played between WAPDA and Railways. Railways won the championship by dethroning holders WAPDA by two second-half goals to none. Railways last won the National title in 1969 and though they made nine attempts to win the national title in the last 14 years, they had failed in their mission. Railways, after a lifeless first half, made the breakthrough when their inside-right Nafees sent in a powerful shot from the top of the penalty box. The WAPDA custodian Athar collected the ball and fell on the ground. The ball rolled off his hands and Rasheed who followed up had no difficulty in netting the ball. The second goal was scored in more or less identical manner. Railways were awarded a free kick from close to the side line. One of their players rolled the ball towards the base line but it was deflected towards the goal by Rasheed. Athar was dislodged and failed to grip the ball. Nafees who was following up shot the ball in to consolidate the position. Quetta Division scored a lone goal win over Pakistan Army to finish third.
1985
[edit]The 33rd National Football Championship was held at Quetta. The Quetta Division qualified for the final by beating Peshawar Division 3-1 on 13 September 1985. Both the teams played well but missed a number of scoring chances in the barren first half. Quetta established their lead through their right-winger Ishaque on a pass from left-in Lala Amin. Centre forward Mohammad Ali scored the second goal and two minutes later the third goal. Peshawar reduced the margin through right-in Jehanzeb.
In the second semi-final, PIA recorded a 3-2 victory over Karachi Reds who, soon after the start, gained a lead through inside-left Rashid but PIA earned the equaliser through centre- forward Naushad. PIA further built up pressure and went ahead with a goal from Anwar Mahmood and the lead was consolidated when Idrees scored the third goal before the lemon time. Karachi Reds, however, succeeded in reducing the margin after resumption through Din Mohammad. The Quetta Division regained the title after 26 years when they defeated PIA by 2-1. In the 23rd minute of the first half, PIA gained the lead through Saleem off a pass from Ghulam Sarwar and kept Quetta under pressure till half time. After resumption Quetta adopted a new strategy. In the 10th minute Abdul Wahid levelled the score off a fine pass from skipper Mohammad Ali. Both the teams made a good number of purposeful attacks on each other's goal but without any success. However, just before time Karim scored the match winning goal for Quetta. Karachi Division defeated Peshawar Division on penalty kick after playing 1-1 draw during the scheduled time to gain the third position.
1989
[edit]PIA annexed the 35th National Football Championship trophy beating Sindh Government Press by 2-1 in Quetta on 15 April 1989. The Press goalkeeper kicked PIA centre - forward Naushad after holding the ball. The referee thereupon awarded a penalty kick to the PIA team in the seventh minute which was converted by Sarwar. After resumption the Pressmen were awarded a penalty kick which was converted by Khaliq, equalising the score. Linkman Imtiaz scored the winning goal for PIA four minutes before the close of the play.
Earlier, PIA qualified for the final after defeating Pakistan Steel by 2-1 in a keenly contested flood-lit match. Pakistan Steel led 1-0 at lemon time. The PIA equalised it in the 23rd minute after resumption when their right-out Akhtar converted a flat kick. The Steelmen tried their best to double their margin but a kick by stopper was declared dangerous being near the danger zone and the referee awarded a penalty kick to PIA. Being not satisfied with the referee's decision, the Steelmen walked out of the ground in protest. Despite the best efforts of the referee, the Steelmen did not return to the ground and consequently PIA were declared winner. The Sindh Government Press edged out Habib Bank 2-0. The first goal was scored in the first half by right-out Lal Mohammad while the second was scored in the 44th minute through Shaukat .
1990
[edit]The Punjab Reds dethroned PIA when they emerged 2-0 winners in the 36th National Football Championship, played at the Jinnah Stadium, Islamabad on 25 June 1990. The Punjab Reds, after some anxious moments, crossed over to the second session with a 1-0 lead. Left-winger Mohammad Ashfaq Qazi and right-winger Zahid Luqman earned the honour of sharing the scoring for the triumphant Punjab. Earlier the Punjab Whites after playing a goalless draw, managed to win the third place by winning 5-4 on penalty-kick goal. PIA sprang into a big action at the outset of the match but the Punjab deep defenders Riaz and Basharat thwarted their attempts with ease. Naushad failed with a sitter for PIA in the 17th minute. At this stage PIA defenders came under pressure and their robust tactics warranted referee Qazi Asif to give yelllow card to Zafar Iqbal. A see-saw battle ensued for quite a while. In the 38th minute Punjab launched an attack from right when a long clearance from Tanvir reached Ashfaq Qazi through a header from Zahid Luqman and he with a nice dash beat defender Mukhtar to score the opener with a fine placement in the farther corner of the net. Imtiaz Salim and Fidaur Rehman made a continued effort and came very near to getting the equaliser when Mateen came to the rescue of the Punjab. After a keen tussel for next few minutes, the Punjab switched to defensive to be rightly raided by PIA forward Salim, Mujahid and Mohammad Akhtar. They made beautiful attempts at the Punjab goal but for some smart saves by goalkeeper Mateen Akhtar. Punjab realised their mistake and again switched to offensive. Their international player Tanveer-ul-Hasnain twice failed with open net chances. Sharafat Ali, who had earlier missed a sitter, made amends in the 12 minute from time when he gave a measured pass to right winger Zahid Luqman who scored a beautiful goal with an angled shot.
1993
[edit]PIA won the 38th National Lifebuoy Soccer Championship with maximum points while Army got the runners-up position and WAPDA paced third. In this championship 9 teams participated and 72 matches were played.
1985 Quaid-e-Azam International Cup
[edit]The South Korean national football team arrived in Karachi on 14 Feb 1985 while on way to Nepal to play the qualifying round of the World Cup. They played two matches against PFF XI at Karachi on 15 and 16 Feb. They won both the games 3-2 and 3-0 respectively. In the first match, the visitors gave a grand demonstration of ball control and played with perfect 4-4-2-1 system which seldom gave the home forwards to get through. their defence. In the 28th minute PFF XI opened the account through Mohammad Idrees, who beat the Korean goalkeeper Seung Hyuk with a left-footer from close in off a cross from Sarwar. Idrees struck again in the 44th minute when he beat the visiting custodian with a fine placement off a lob from left-winger Sarwar. The Koreans, in the 48th minute, tested Sajid under the bar with a power-packed long drive. The Koreans reduced the margin through Sun Min Hong who beat Sajid with a ground shot off a left-flank move in the 66th minute. Six minutes later their spearhead Chun Suk Lee headed in a beautiful goal-mouth cross from the left-flank to restore parity and two minutes before the final whistle Young Hoon Kin scored the decisive goal in a brillant dash. The second match was completely dominated by the visitors. They comfortably won it by 3-0.
The third Quaid - e Azam international football tournament started at Peshawar on 28 Apr 1985. Besides Pakistan,teams from Bangladesh, Indonesia and Nepal participated. The opening match, played between Pakistan Greens and North Korea, ended in a goal - less draw, Pakistan Greens defeated Nepal by 1-0 and Bangladesh humbled Pakistan Whites by 3-0.
North Korea humbled Nepal 8-1 in a one-sided match. At half time, the winners were leading 6-1. Korea's centre-forward Choy Jae Pil scored first hat-trick of the tournament. He scored his fourth goal in the second half. The winners pressed Nepal right from the start and netted the ball twice in the third and sixth minutes through forward Kim Kwang. He took his tally to four by scoring two more goals. In the second half the Koreans saw pressure from Nepal. They raided the Korean goal several times, but their forward-line lacked the finish and fumbled near the goal. The solitary goal for Nepal was scored by Gyani in the 43rd minate of the first half. In the second match of the day , played under floodlit, Indonesia defeated Pakistan Whites by 2-0. Both the goals were scored in the first half. Pakistan Whites made a good beginning and forced a corner in the very first minute. But the ball hit the bar and rebounded. Pakistan throughout played with a fighting spirit, but luck did not shine on them. Skipper Mehmud made quite a few good attempts to score, but the visitors' defence line played with coordination and defeated his efforts, Indonesia scored through Noach Mariem and Theodorus Bitbit in the 14th and 19th minutes. Indonesia won a penalty kick, but Pakistan's custodian Jehangir saved it superbly. Pakistan also earned five corners, but failed to convert any.
North Korea won the trophy by defeating Bangladesh 1-0 through Nam off a beautiful free kick in the 50th minute: Indonesia secured the third position by beating Pakistan Greens 3-1.
North Korea defeated PFF XI 4-0 in an international football match played at Rawalpindi. President Zia-ul-Haq witnessed the match and admired the Koreans fine performance. The Koreans played like a well-knit side and scored two beautiful goals through Kim Kuang and one each through Chung Sok Jo Won and Kim Gung Choi. After breather, Pakistan team made some attempts at the Korean goal but their feeble shorts were easily cleared by the Korean goalkeeper.
1987 Quaid-e-Azam International Cup
[edit]The 5th Quaid - e - Azam International Football Tournament was held at Railway Stadium, Lahore from 15-24 September 1987. Teams from Bangladesh, China, Maldives and Nepal besides Pakistan Greens, Pakistan White and Pakistan Yellow participated.
China qualified for the final by defeating Bangladesh 2-0. The final was played between China and Pakistan Whites who lost 1-3. China went one - up in the 14th minute when Lichaobo scored a fine goal off a pass from Jiang Guliang. Soon after the home team restored parity through inside-left Anees. It was a good goal off a free kick from the right flank. The Chinese again went into the lead through centre-forward Jiang Qlang who headed a beautiful goal. Before half time Jiang Qlang netted another goal and the Chinese were 3-1 ahead. After interval there was no more scoring as both the teams resorted to defensive tactics. Earlier in the morning Pakistan Greens won the bronze medal without facing Bangladesh who conceded the match.
1981
[edit]Burma tour
[edit]Pakistan's newly raised football team, with Mohammad Akbar as its captain, left for Rangoon on November 1, 1981 on its way to Bangkok to participate in the 14th King's Cup football tournament. This was their maiden exposition to the international arena. Besides Pakistan the participating countries included Australia, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, North Korea, Poland, Singapore, South Korea and the host Thailand.
Pakistan was placed in pool A with China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand. During their berief stay in Rangoon, they played two representative matches. The first, played against Aung San Selected on November 4, was lost by 1-0. After giving a fiery start, the Pakistanis fell back to the defensive making only rare onslaughts on the home team in the first half, but sprang into action in the last ten minutes. They lost two sure goals in the first five minutes when left-winger Mohammad Ali Shah missed an open net failing to kick in feets away from the opposite goal and secondly when linkman Rashid's shot from top of the box failed to find the net. However, custodian Pervaiz Ramzan made some brilliant saves even at times when all the defenders stood completely beaten. Burma attacked three times at Pakistan goal but goalkeeper Pervez Ramzan, Naeem Gul, Shaukat Mufti and Muhammad Akbar stopped the danger each time. During the game, Shaukat Mufti became injured and was substituted by Muhammad Anwar.
The second match, played on November 5 against the National Selected, surprisingly ended in a goal-less draw. Mohammad Rashid provided three openings for spearhead Mohammad Ali Shah, who attempted nicely but could not beat the Burmese custodian Tin Win. Pervaiz Ramzan again stole the limelight by affecting some saves which shall be long remembered. The deep defender Mohammad Sohail emerged as a most outstanding player by blunting numerous Burmese attacks and making three saves at a time when Pakistan goalie was also beaten.
King's Cup
[edit]The team reached Bangkok on November 7. In their opening match on November 7. In their opening match on November 9, they held Indonesia to a goal-less draw.
The second match against Thailand on November 11 was lost by a solitary goal which came through disputable penalty-kick awarded by Singapore referee for a minor infringement in the 6th minute of the second half. Still Pakistan could have walked out of the field with an easy 2-1 win had their outside-right Mohammad Rashid not failed with two sure goals.
The third match against Malaysia was won by 3-2, Mohammad Ali Shah scoring all the three goals. Thus he emerged as the first player among eleven nations to perform a hat-trick.
Pakistan scored a shocking 1-0 win over Singapore in the last match and finished third in the pool behind Thailand and China. A heavy shower minutes before the start of the play had made the ground simply unplayable with water flowing from the ground towards the drainage points. Yet Mohammad Ali Shah struck with a beautiful placement in the 9th minute to get the match winning goal. The boys played nicely as a team and achieved unexpected results through their sheer determination, spirit and well coordinated efforts.
Youth Tournament in Saudi Arabia 1978
[edit]The Pakistan football team, which went on a tour of Saudi Arabia and Jordan, returned home in mid-May 1978 thoroughly beaten in all their matches. The team of 21 players including managers, coaches etc. were given rigorous coaching in Rawalpindi from April 1 to April 21.
The team played their first match against Saudi Arabia on May 3 in a four-nation tournament. They were beaten by the host team by six goals to nil. In their second match against South Korea, they meted out the same treatment, losing by five goals to nil. In their last match against Kenya, Pakistani team lost by eight goals to three. The matches were played on astro- turf and the Pakistani players were swept off their feet.
1984 Inter-Provincial National Championship (PFF National Challenge Cup)
[edit]PIA won the Inter-Provincial National Championship beating Baluchistan by 2-1 in a well-contested final played at Quetta on May 18, 1984.
The game started at a fast note and the two sides exerted great pressure for an early lead. Baluchistan did get few good opportunities but wasted them due to the individual game of the attackers. Their inside- right Mohammad Ali Shah missed two open net chances when the PIA goal-keeper Ajmal was at his mercy. In the 6th minute Ghulam Sarwar placed PIA in the lead. Five minutes later it was equalised. In the 7th minute after resumption, PIA's centre - forward Naushad Ali put his side to 2-1 lead. The game thereafter became dull. The airlines was mark- ing time to keep their victory intact while the home side forwards lacked coordination and good marksmanship. They tried for the equaliser, but on all occasions the ball sailed over the poles. The home side gained as many as six and PIA three corner chances but none could be availed.
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