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FC Nasaf, FC Bukhara share the points in Karshi

FC Nasaf played a draw in the third match in a row following the goalless game against FC Bukhara.

2020 Super League. Kick-off times announced for Matchday Seven

Uzbekistan Professional Football League has announced the kick-off times for Matchday Seven of Uzbekistan Super League will be held on July 1-2.

2020 Uzbekistan Cup. Kick-off times announced for Round Two matches

Uzbekistan Professional Football League has announced the kick-off times for Round Two matches in Uzbekistan Cup will be held on June 28.

Australia, New Zealand promise to deliver a spectacular show in 2023

Football Federation Australia (FFA) and New Zealand Football (NZF) are delighted their ground-breaking vision to host the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 will be realised after being awarded the hosting rights by FIFA.

FIFA Council approves pan-Arab test tournament, extended international window in June 2021

The FIFA Council on Thursday gave its support for a "pan-Arab" invitational international competition in Qatar in 2021 which will test facilities to be used in the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

Qatar start preparations for Uzbekistan 2020 challenge

Qatar are kicking off their preparations for the AFC U-19 Championship Uzbekistan 2020 on Friday with 32 players called up for centralised training.

Match Highlights. FC Bunyodkor 2-0 FC Lokomotiv

Goals from Selim Nurmuradov and Shakhboz Erkinov have earned FC Bunyodkor a 2-0 victory over FC Lokomotiv in Thursday’s Uzbek League fixture.

Match Highlights. FC Kokand 3-0 FC Surkhan

FC Kokand welcomed FC Surkhon to the Kokand Central Stadium for their Uzbekistan Super League fixture on Thursday night.

Photo Gallery. FC Bunyodkor 2-0 FC Lokomotiv

After a relatively quiet opening, Selim Nurmuradov trumped Ignatiy Nesterov’s net from a long-range in the 19th minute at the Bunyodkor Stadium.

Australia and New Zealand to host 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup

The world’s biggest women’s football event will return to Asia, after Australia and New Zealand were confirmed as the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup co-hosts on Thursday.